Sentence examples for rescue airplane from inspiring English sources
"Everything that opens the windows of the world to Cuba is a good thing," José Basulto, a Bay of Pigs veteran who founded the daredevil Brothers to the Rescue airplane team, said in a phone interview from Miami on Thursday.
Prompted by a worried call from the Bounty's owner, who had lost communication with the ship, the Coast Guard in Elizabeth City, N.C., dispatched a search and rescue airplane to monitor the scene, about 90 miles southeast of Cape Hatteras and 160 miles west of the hurricane's eye.
The passengers entered a life raft, and were later found by a Navy search and rescue airplane.
What is known is the HC-130H is a search and rescue airplane that flew for the first time in 1964 and remains in service with the Coast Guard today.
Florence Dunkel, an entomologist at Montana State University, lives in a red saltbox house at the edge of the woods outside Bozeman, with her husband, Bob, whose nickname for her is Ladybug, and, until recently, with Gertrude, a fine-limbed grass-green katydid she rescued from an airplane.
For instance, mobile platforms including patrol and cargo airplanes, rescue helicopters, unmanned aerial vehicles (UAV), satellites, ground vehicles, and search & rescue (SAR) vessels are deployed for the gathering of information that is crucial for situation analysis and for the transportation of persons and supplies.
They bring their own boats to pull strangers off rooftops, or rescue them from airplanes sinking in the Hudson River.
When he was nine, he saw the movie "The Mountain," about two brothers who serve as a rescue party when an airplane crashes near their village.
Rescue workers have found airplane seats and 20 bodies in the building, but it is unclear whether the dead were passengers or dwellers.
The F.B.I. uses the carcasses to rehearse airplane hostage rescues, shooting up the aircraft in the process.
In these military sims, or simulations, the user typically plays as a member of a Special Forces unit using covert operations and stealth tactics to invade foreign lands or rescue hostages on hijacked airplanes.
