assault glider造句

• It was primarily used to support airborne and assault glider operations.
• The assault gliders were used to land troops on D-Day.
• 36 foot assault glider armed with an MG15 and two MG 34s?
• Neither did they have any training or assault gliders when the war began.
• The Allied invasion of France is spearheaded by paratrooper drops and assault glider landings.
• *D-Day "  The Allied invasion of France is spearheaded by paratrooper drops and assault glider landings.
• It was an evolution from a similar system that was used during World War II by American and assault gliders following airborne operations.
• Military assault gliders were also developed during World War II, while the rotor kite was used by the German Navy for seaborne observation.
• It was an assault glider, designed to land directly on top of its target, so it was equipped with a parachute brake.
• Although the Me 321 saw considerable service in Russia as a transport, it was never used for its intended role as an assault glider.
• For assault glider missions a crew of two would fly the aircraft with up to 11 Fallschirmj鋑er or up to of cargo in overload conditions.
• "' The Assault Glider Trust "'is a registered charity established in 2001 and based at RAF Shawbury in Shropshire, England.
• In World War II, Timm built planes for both the Army and the Navy, including hundreds of trainers and CG-4 assault gliders.
• This firm produced 60 Waco CG-4 assault gliders during World War II under the designation CG-4A-BBs, in two batches.
• Regardless of the aircraft's load, no ballast was required to maintain the aircraft's center of gravity, a trait unique among American assault gliders.
• During the Second World War, the Babcock Airplane Corporation manufactured 60 Waco CG-4 assault gliders at DeLand, but the firm was out of business by 1945.
• The General Aircraft Hotspur  originally planned as a compact assault glider carrying a small number of troops  was used for training the British Army pilots who formed the Glider Pilot Regiment.
• The "'Yakovlev Yak-14 "'( NATO reporting name : " Mare ", ) was the largest assault glider ever to enter service with the Soviet Air Force.
• This was further developed as the "'Ku-8-II "'or "'Army Type 4 Large Transport Glider "'which became the only operationally-used Japanese assault glider.
• So it was decided to use the Hotspur as a training glider, and continue with the development of several other types of glider, including a 25-seater assault glider which became the " Airspeed Horsa ".