Examples of 'aircrews' in a sentence
Meaning of "aircrews"
Aircrew: Collective term for the personnel who operate an aircraft in-flight
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Assign aircrews for search and rescue.
Aeronautical and meteorological information is provided to aircrews.
Aircrews are told to wear gas masks as precautionary.
This exacerbated a growing lack of experienced aircrews.
From downed aircrews needing rescue.
Confirming the presence of UFOs to the aircrews.
Aircrews understand the ramifications of war.
Vests for aircrews were first to.
The mission of base became training of replacement combat aircrews.
Many aircrews owed their lives to this invention.
Many tools are available to assist aircrews in mission planning.
The aircrews were eating lunch.
Rescue missions involving downed aircrews or escaping prisoners of war.
Several aircrews flew four or five sorties on that day.
This technology offers real potential for improving the effectiveness of aircrews.
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The red color aids aircrews in targeting drops of retardant.
A trainer is a class of aircraft designed specifically to facilitate flight training of pilots and aircrews.
Iran did not allow the aircrews to be released until years later.
The program will begin training its multinational aircrews early this year.
Has trained combat aircrews in adversary threat tactics since its inception.
The critical difference between the two was the interactions of their respective aircrews.
Wing aircrews were responsible for the rescue of seven aircrew during the operation.
That had resulted in increased induction and briefing of aircrews in reporting and hazard awareness.
He instructs ground and aircrews about helicopter weapons systems and how to load torpedoes.
I think everyone on the ground felt just how much they owed to these aircrews.
Many large aircraft and aircrews rotate between the northern and southern hemispheres.
RTUs were oversized units training individual pilots or aircrews.
How many aircrews have ever actually strapped into one of those parachute harnesses.
Strikes by railway workers and aircrews paralyze France.
The reason is that aircrews and passengers changed their response to attempted aircraft hijackings.
O Tactical aviation and fighter aircrews get together.
The standoff implies that aircrews are well out of danger from hostile air defense systems.
But Japan had lost many of its experienced aircrews.
RCAF aircrews also pioneered the air transport of mail.
This indicates the Germans were running out of aircrews as well as aircraft.
Aircrews for this course come to Holloman for about six months.
We contribute to the training of aircrews for service both in and outside of Canada.
RTUs were oversized units whose mission was to train individual pilots or aircrews.
The Japanese provided assistance to the aircrews until they were picked up by another Mosquito.
Additional services are furnished to support operations for NAS and transient military aircrews.
Ledoux indicated that the aircrews who volunteered would fly to Canada within a month.
This was the first operational training mission for Travis aircrews to refuel an Osprey.
Aircrews were given advanced training in ASW techniques.
Training in this regard enabled the Command to cope with increasing demands for trained aircrews.
Aircrews in Bomber Command needed courage of a very special order.
They are all RAF aircrews.
They have a lot of aircrews at the Renaissance and I thought.
The squadron trained for reconnaissance missions and prepared aircrews for the Vietnam War.
As a result, the aircrews came to dislike this version.
First, lowered morale amongst our aircrews.
