It also planned to lock out employees who were members of the unions covering international pilots, ground engineers and baggage handlers.
Navy and Coast Guard reserves would patrol the nation's maritime borders, and putting more fighter jets over American cities would require large numbers of Air Force and Navy pilots, ground crews and aircraft.
In addition to Army National Guard and Reserve forces, Navy and Coast Guard Reserves would patrol the nation's maritime borders, and putting more fighter jets over American cities would require large numbers of Air Force and Navy pilots, ground crews and aircraft, most of them reservists.
A total of approximately 16,000 German citizens fought in the Civil War, mostly as pilots, ground crew, artillery men, tank crew, and as military advisers and instructors.
The play is about a nameless female US fighter pilot, grounded through pregnancy and motherhood, who now flies remote-controlled drones from a trailer in the Las Vegas desert.
He accompanied his family inside and sat in front of Beverley Bass, who was the first female captain at American Airlines and one of the pilots grounded in 2001.
The agreement came after striking pilots grounded Lufthansa's planes on three occasions and after the two sides submitted to arbitration headed by Hans-Dietrich Genscher, a former German foreign minister.
One recent morning at Pietsch's airfield, where Dr. Bierenbaum spent hours tinkering with his plane and teaching flight safety for the Federal Aviation Administration, mechanics and pilots grounded by fog were eating apple pie.
George Brant's play about a female US fighter pilot, grounded by pregnancy and family life, who discovers that war has moved on in the digital age, was a big hit at the Traverse in Edinburgh in 2013.
Why are pilots grounded at that age?
