Sentence examples for logistics crew from inspiring English sources

The adventurer suffered numerous blisters, a hacking cough, and ongoing stomach troubles during the trek with Norwegian explorer Niklas Norman, a small BBC team and a logistics crew.

He also worked at the 1996 Olympic games in Atlanta, GA, as a member of the logistics crew for beach volleyball.

The Pentagon denied a request to interview the Air Force flight crews, logistics and maintenance specialists, and security personnel assigned here at a military airfield on the opposite side of the commercial airport in Niger's capital.

Suffredini said the mission had until late October to support the ISS crew with logistics.

Mr. Lacuesta recalled that "everything about shooting in Africa proved challenging" — from the transport logistics to the film crew contracting malaria — except for "getting the local people to act, which really presented no problem".

A range of applications were considered for Advanced Gemini missions, including military flights, space station crew and logistics delivery, and lunar flights.

The order also includes pilots, mechanics and additional warplanes, combat engineers, logistics support and loading crews, senior officials said.

Besides those supply vessels loitering in the Indian Ocean, Japan has contributed soldiers for reconstruction work and air crews for logistics support in Iraq.

Dr. Howard E. McCurdy, a historian at American University in Washington who specializes in space issues, said that even decades ago, visionaries who thought of space stations also imagined reusable shuttle craft that would ferry crews and logistics between the outpost and the Earth.

Other areas where the industry wants to cut costs include more co-operation between operators on logistics, transport, support vessels, crewing and contractor rates.

A large portion of his organization is devoted to the tedious work of replacing those paper records, as well as the painstaking assessment of every last loan on its books, and the logistics of organizing clean-up crews and the slow grind of reopening operations in New Orleans.