air observer造句

• It offered instruction in the techniques of bomb aiming and machine-gunning to Air Observers, Bomb Aimers, and Wireless Air Gunners.
• They also had to fill in civilian instructor and staff pilot positions in the BCATP's Air Observer Schools and Elementary Flying Training Schools.
• All guns and howitzers up to able to bear on the target, opened rapid fire using corrections of aim from the air observer . }}
• Right up until the outbreak of World War II there was still no category of air observer in the Royal Canadian Air Force ( RCAF ).
• On 3 July, air observers noted flares lit in the village during the evening, which were used to plot the positions reached by British infantry.
• Unobtrusive positions were much harder for British air observers to spot and much more artillery ammunition was needed to bombard areas which were thought to contain them.
• His tour at Langley included temporary duty as an air observer for the War Department in the Netherlands East Indies, China, Romania, and India.
• Quite some years of his career passed unnoticed; however, in 1936, he was a Squadron Leader at the Air Observers School at North Coates.
• More railway activity, fresh digging and camp extensions around Albert opposite the 2nd Army was seen by German air observers on and spies reported an imminent offensive.
• Then, in October 1941, he became an instructor in air observer and navigator training with the United States Army Air Corps at Maxwell Field, Alabama.
• In addition to bombing and gunnery practice, the school also trained personnel for roles including Air Observers / Bomb Aimers, Wireless Operators / Air Gunners and Navigators.
• At the completion of his training in 1918, despite his background as an air observer, grandfather is a neophyte assigned to a fighter squadron at the front.
• More railway activity, fresh digging and camp extensions around Albert opposite the 2nd Army, was seen by German air observers on and spies reported an imminent offensive.
• This was operated by member of the Voluntary Air Observers'Corps ( VAOC ) whose role was to sight air and sea craft visually to confirm radar readings.
• The battalions in support had moved forward promptly and communication with the advance had been maintained by flares at each objective, which were reported by ground and air observers.
• Aircrew " Wireless Air Gunner " candidates went directly to a Wireless School . " Air Observer " and " Pilot " aircrew candidates went to an Initial Training School.
• In addition, students much also earn at minimum one qualification ( Air Observer, Boat Crew, Marine Safety, Public Affairs, Telecommunications, or Vessel Examiner ).
• The first six aircraft, Fairey Battles, flew in on 9 August 1940, and just ten days later the school opened with a class of 39 air observer trainees.
• By mid-1942 the Army had a strength of ten infantry divisions, Volunteer Air Observers Corps, which were modelled on the British Home Guard and Royal Observer Corps respectively.
• In 1934 the chief of the Bureau of Aeronautics, Navy Admiral Ernest King, offered Halsey command of the aircraft carrier, subject to completion of the course of an air observer.