Sentence examples for sqn from inspiring English sources
noun
Abbreviation of squadron
He then expressed a desire – as Gibson also did – to fly the much-praised Mosquito, and in July 1944 joined 627 Sqn at Woodhall Spa, taking only a couple of hours in the air with one Flt Lt Rutherford to convert his skills to piloting the "Mossie".
The Reverend (Sqn Ldr) Ruth Victoria Hake, Royal Air Force.
The Reverend (Sqn Ldr) Edward Laurence Wynn, Royal Air Force.
Churcher added the Bar to his first decoration on 24 December 1943 when he was Squadron Leader with 619 Sqn, soon after 15 of its Lancasters bombed Berlin.
No 5 Group, as part of which Churcher also flew with 619 Squadron, is credited in official histories not only with the Dambusters raid by its specially formed 617 Squadron on 17 May 1943, but with other important ones including three between 17-24 October 1942, soon after which Churcher, then a 20-year-old Flying Officer with 106 Sqn, was awarded his first DFC, dated 27 October 1942.
These were also the months when 92 Sqn, based at Biggin Hill in Kent, would spend evenings drinking at the White Hart pub in the nearby village of Brasted.
Sqn Ldr Toby Charles Sawbridge.
Royal Air Force Sqn Ldr Timothy James Robert Ellis.
Sqn Ldr Annella Robyn Tindale.
Sqn Ldr Garry Donovan, Cpl Karen Elizabeth Edwards, Royal Air Force.
