Sentence examples for resupply flight from inspiring English sources

A big part of this mission, designated CRS-6 and designed primarily as a resupply flight for the International Space Station, is getting a second chance at recovering Falcon 9's first stage rocket.

The RAF attempted their final resupply flight from Britain on the Saturday afternoon, but lost eight planes for little gain to the Airborne troops.

Raw eventually allowed the resupply flight to proceed after the most experienced of the helicopter pilots present stated that the mission needed to be flown regardless of its risk.

Based on the positive results from the first high-altitude flight test, SpaceX advanced the expected date of a test from mid-2014 to early 2015, with the intention of doing so on the next Space Station cargo resupply flight pending regulatory approvals.

But the deal hinges on the ability of the Russians to speed up their resupply flights, including what Mr. O'Keefe described as a "manufacturing sequence adjustment that the Russians have asserted can be done".

He added that the government's cartridge supply has held up, in part because the soldiers had stockpiled machine-gun ammunition last year, during the period when roads were still open to government convoys, and resupply flights were more common.

Two Gemini-derived spacecraft were considered for unmanned resupply flights.

After four days, the small British force at the bridge was overwhelmed and the rest of the division became trapped in a small pocket north of the river – where they could not be sufficiently reinforced by the Poles or XXX Corps when they arrived on the southern bank, nor by the RAF's resupply flights.

Zhoteva said that Bulgaria, a NATO member state, made the decision to block Russian military resupply flights to Syria independently, without pressure from other NATO nations, because Bulgaria believes the Russians are flying military supplies rather than the humanitarian aid they claim.

The defenders in Lộc Ninh were cut off from outside help since heavy-calibre North Vietnamese anti-aircraft guns effectively prevented resupply and medivac flights into the area.

Acting on Churchill's orders, Royal Air Force aircraft operating from Brindisi, Italy, undertook extremely hazardous flights to resupply the Home Army with urgently needed arms and ammunition.