Sentence examples for which were redesignated from inspiring English sources

In December 1935 it was augmented by No. 1 FTS's Fighter Squadron and its six Bristol Bulldogs, which were redesignated fighter-bombers.

The AJ-2P was flown by VJ-61 (Photographic Squadron) and VJ-62, both of which were redesignated VAP-61 (Heavy Photographic Squadron) and VAP-62, respectively, on 2 July 1956.

A portion of this area became Congaree Swamp National Monument in 1976, which was redesignated as Congaree National Park in 2003.

Then the outgoing chief executive flies to Andrews Air Force Base for his last ride home on Air Force One, which is redesignated "Special Air Mission," since the president is not on board.

These came under the Luzon Base Section, which was redesignated the Philippine on 1 April 1945.

The original M-95 was an access route to Onaway State Park which was redesignated as M-211.

Iowa 25 was created in 1926 as a replacement for Primary Road No. 16, which was redesignated further east.

In June 1941, he was again transferred to Quantico, to command the 1st Battalion, 5th Marines, which was redesignated the 1st Separate Battalion in January 1942.

This bypass, which was built with a 20 feet wide concrete surface following present day MD 359 and unsigned MD 250A, replaced Old Snow Hill Road, which was redesignated MD 756.

The 29th Infantry Division was retained, however 2nd Brigade was inactivated in favor of assets from the inactivating 26th Infantry Division, which was redesignated the 26th Brigade, 29th Infantry Division.

The Walrus was operated by Royal Australian Air Force personnel from No. 5 Squadron RAAF (which was redesignated No. 9 Squadron RAAF in 1939).