Sentence examples for operational conversion course from inspiring English sources

The squadron's first Super Hornet operational conversion course was completed in October 2011.

In mid-1944, Rawasas transferred to Egypt and undertook an operational conversion course that prepared him to fly Consolidated B-24 Liberator heavy bombers in combat.

The final F-111 operational conversion course was completed in mid-2008, all all the remaining F-111Cs and RF-111Cs were transferred to No. 6 Squadron in November 2008 when No. 1 Squadron began the process of converting to F/A-18Fs.

These duties are undertaken by experienced pilots who did not successfully complete operational conversion training, and also by new pilots who have completed training with No. 76 Squadron and been posted back to No. 79 Squadron until a place becomes available in an operational conversion course.

No. 2 OCU is primarily responsible for conducting operational conversion courses on the RAAF's McDonnell Douglas F/A-18 Hornet multi-role fighter, which entered service in 1985.

Number 50 Sea King operational conversion unit (OCU) course, which included Flt Lt Wales, consisted of four pilots and four rear crew.

As well as operational conversion, No. 2 OCU conducts refresher courses and fighter combat instructor courses on the Hornet.

Promoted to flight sergeant, Evans was in the middle of a Bristol Beaufort light bomber conversion course at No. 1 Operational Training Unit in East Sale, Victoria, when the war ended on 14 August 1945.

After a period of operational conversion, the squadron commenced operations against the frequent incursions over the NDH by USAAF and RAF aircraft.

Unit staff were transferred to No. 2 Squadron, which continued to operate the Canberra and carry out its own operational conversion until disbanding in June 1982.

After two years he returned to RAF Wittering to become a flight commander on the Harrier Operational Conversion Unit.