The last operational sortie of an RAF Spitfire was flown on 1 April 1954, by PR Mk 19 Spitfire PS888 flying from RAF Seletar, in Singapore.
The poem begins by describing an unsettling sortie of fighter jets, a common occurrence in America these days.
With the aid of a fresh sortie of Zayas's troops from Cádiz, and reinforced by a brigade of the Prince of Anglona's division, the Spanish drove Villatte's force across the Almanza Creek.
After an early wake-up call followed by a half-hour of diving in open ocean, our only company is a sortie of snorkelers getting knocked around by waves at the surface.
Rather, assisted by a sortie of good wizards, he flees his "Muggle" (read: "suburban") family home to hide once again in the Weasley family's funky bucolic house -- which of course was visibly set ablaze by Voldemort's Death Eaters (read: "non-vegetarians") in the previous film (though not in the previous book), only now, voilà, there it is apparently unscathed, very much sans explanation.
Sitting in the flight deck on Monday was David Burns, the chief test pilot, who flew the one, short, virtually unrecorded sortie of the prototype Airlander, conducted in secret at a US military facility in New Jersey in 2012.
However, on 23 April, Marseille himself was shot down during his third sortie of that day by Sous-Lieutenant James Denis, a Free French pilot with No. 73 Squadron RAF (8.5 victories), flying a Hawker Hurricane.
The bears appeared to grasp some control of the tape last week, as stock prices fluttered with some weakness in the wake of the first sortie of earnings reports that have offered little in the way of a mandate for higher prices.
He spent the next few weeks forming his plan of attack in preparation for the expected sortie of the Franco-Spanish fleet, issuing it to his captains on 9 October in the form of a memorandum.
Michael E. Lopez-Alegria, from taking advantage of the station's robotic arm during the third and final sortie of their mission.
