He was reassigned to Biggin Hill, the RAF's principal fighter station defending London during the Battle of Britain.
Rejoneo, a form of in which the principal fighter, the rejoneador, is mounted on a highly trained horse and uses a rejón, a short, broad blade fixed to a shaft, to kill the bull.
And the Qatar-backed Tripoli side's principal fighters, those from the port city of Misrata, reduced international fears about Islamist influence in their coalition by declaring that they would cut ties to extremists.
The Bf 109E, the principal German fighter from the invasion of Poland in 1939 through the Battle of Britain (1940 41), had a top speed of 350 miles (570 km) per hour and a ceiling of 36,000 feet (11,000 metres).
The F4F featured a folding wing for compact stowage and was the United States' principal carrier-based fighter plane until Grumman's F6F Hellcat entered service in 1943.
During the Vietnam War the F-4 was used extensively; it served as the principal air superiority fighter for both the Navy and Air Force, and became important in the ground-attack and aerial reconnaissance roles late in the war.
Government troops have cornered the principal group of rebel fighters in a small strip of land on the country's northeastern coast.
There is plenty of attention to what we think is the principal danger our fire fighters face: too much heat.
It is with this question that the movie pulls off an audacious narrative trick in a brilliant central scene between the three principals: like a skilled judo fighter, the movie uses the weight of our expectations against us.
Perpetrator occupations included veteran, police officer, medical doctor, a urban planner, factory worker, farmer, air traffic controller, guidance counselor, decorator, school bus driver, elected city employee, handyman, minister (pastor, deacon), teacher, professor, IBM worker, school principal, jazz musician, restaurant owner, fire fighter, mortgage broker and truck driver.
The city's recapture has been seen as a key victory for President Bashar al-Assad's forces, because it provided a vital lifeline for rebel factions as a principal transit point for weapons and fighters from neighbouring Lebanon.
