air striking force造句

• *1940  The Royal Air Force disbands the Advanced Air Striking Force.
• *1939  The Royal Air Force forms the Advanced Air Striking Force.
• The depot became responsible for the provision and maintenance of engines for the Advanced Air Striking Force.
• The activities of the Advanced Air Striking Force were principally restricted to training exercises during this time.
• On 9 May, it was reported that air strikes forced rebels to retreat from the air base.
• On 15 June 1940, the last remaining aircraft of the Advanced Air Striking Force returned to Britain.
• NATO threats of air strikes forced heavy weapons from the immediate perimeter of Sarajevo in February 1994.
• NATO threats of air strikes forced heavy weapons from the immediate perimeter of the city in February 1994.
• NATO threat of air strikes forced heavy weapons from the immediate perimeter of the city in February 1994.
• The threat of NATO air strikes forced heavy weapons from the immediate perimeter of Sarajevo in February 1994.
• 73rd AA Regiment left the brigade in November 1939 to join the Advanced Air Striking Force in France.
• NATO threats of air strikes forced heavy weapons out of the immediate perimeter of the city in February 1994.
• NATO threats of air strikes forced most heavy weapons from the immediate perimeter of the city in February 1994.
• A NATO threat of air strikes forced heavy weapons from the immediate perimeter of the city in February 1994.
• Large-scale violence ended after NATO air strikes forced the Serb military to pull out, leaving the United Nations and NATO in control.
• For nearly three years, the 47th Wing provided an in-place Atomic Air Strike Force to back up NATO Ground Forces in Europe.
• Over the coming three to four days, the strength of the British Advanced Air Striking Force ( AASF ) would be further reduced.
• The first deployment of the Composite Air Strike Force took place in July 1958 in response to an imminent coup d'閠at in Lebanon.
• For nearly three years, the 47th Bombardment Group provided an in-place Atomic Air Strike Force to back up NATO Ground Forces in Europe.
• Large-scale violence ended after NATO air strikes forced the Serb military to pull out of Kosovo, leaving the United Nations and NATO in control.