aviation badge造句

• All other aviation badges are awarded at the Basic, Senior, and Master levels.
• Concurrently, the Army badge was redesigned to the present pattern ( along with all other Army Aviation badges ).
• On February 29, 2000, the Department of the Army officially changed the name of the Aircraft Crewman Badge to the Army Aviation Badge.
• Most aviation badges were made of sterling silver or were given a silver finish, and various devices were used to attach them to uniforms.
• The " Aviation Badge " may be awarded by any user; project members are encouraged to use them to recognize outstanding work by their fellow editors.
• The Driver and Mechanic Badge-Aviation Mechanic and Driver and Mechanic Badge-Crew Chief were replaced by the Army Aircrewman Badge, now known as the Army Aviation Badge.
• The Aviation Badge is awarded in the name of the project as a whole; they are intended to recognize editors who have made contributions of truly incredible quality or importance in the area of aviation.
• For non-rated Army members who qualify for the Astronaut Badge, but have not yet participated in a qualifying spaceflight, the Army Aviation Badge may be awarded with the astronaut device appearing on the central shield.
• The Air Force previously authorized continued use of a number of aviation badges originally issued by the U . S . Army during World War II . Such badges are no longer authorized and are now categorized as obsolete badges.
• The " Aviation Badge " is the project's official award, to be bestowed on anyone who has made significant contributions to Wikipedia's coverage of aviation or to the project itself; they are awarded in two different grades.
• Justice Brady enlisted in the United States Army in 1965 as a private during the Vietnam War and retired in 1993 from the United States Army Reserve as a Parachutist Badge, Pathfinder Badge, Special Forces Tab, and was subsequently awarded the Senior Army Aviation Badge.
• The Officer Aircrew Badge is less often awarded, usually to Information Integration Officers ( IIO ), Airborne Intelligence Officers ( AIO ), Airborne Surveillance Officers ( ASO ), Air Battle Managers became a rated career field, and thus began being issued their own separate aviation badge.
• However, regulations through the early 1970s authorized USAF personnel who had been " . . . granted aeronautical ratings no longer current . . . to wear the aviation badge that was in effect when the rating was granted . " The Flight Engineer Badge continued to be worn by some remaining World War II and Korean War veterans until they eventually retired or otherwise left military service.