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• In special teams play, Iowa's David Bradley field goal kicking; Iowa's Kyle Schlicher was one-for-one in that regard.
• Was converted into an operational squadron in March 1943 at Bradley Field, Connecticut, being re-equipped with P-47 Thunderbolts.
• There were two more basins on the outside of the arc, and one inside, to serve Bradley Field Iron Works.
• The airfield was renamed Army Air Base, Bradley Field, Connecticut on January 20, 1942 and is now Bradley International Airport.
• Games are played at Bradley Field and the Lahue Physical Education Center on-campus, or at Adams and Veterans Memorial Fields in Quincy.
• The air echelon flew their planes back to Bradley Field, Connecticut, while the ground echelon sailed once more on the " Queen Elizabeth ".
• From May 1943 until December 1943, General Moorman was commanding officer of the 21st Weather Squadron, first at Bradley Field, Connecticut, and later in England.
• All aircraft were of the 57th Pursuit Group ( Interceptor ), on a cross-country flight from Bradley Field, Windsor Locks, Connecticut, to McChord Field, Washington.
• He said he is irritated that the vice president described him as a Bradley field worker on ABC's Sunday morning talk show with Sam Donaldson and Cokie Roberts.
• After our five-hour flight ( not including stopping at Bradley Field in Connecticut for additional passengers ), we were looking down from about 20, 000 feet at our destination.
• The wing was first activated as the "'326th Fighter Group "'in August 1942 during World War II and participated in the air defense of the Northeast until 1943, flying from Bradley Field, Connecticut.
• The group absorbed new personnel, moving several times from Bradley Field to Westover Field, Massachusetts in November and then to Trumbull Field, Connecticut in January 1943 where it received the majority of personnel.
• "' Red Rock Peak "'( ) is a Bradley Field, geologist, New Zealand Geological Survey, a member of a New Zealand Antarctic Research Program ( NZARP ) geological party to the area, 1980 81.
• The nunatak was visited in 1981 82 by Bradley Field, a geologist with the New Zealand Geological Survey, who suggested the name from the impressive icefalls that drop off at either side of the feature.
• The 903d was one of three C-119 groups assigned to the 514th TCW in 1963, the others being the 904th Troop Carrier Group at Stewart AFB, New York and 905th Troop Carrier Group at Bradley Field, Connecticut.
• The 904th was one of three C-119 groups assigned to the 514th TCW in 1963, the others being the 903d Troop Carrier Group at McGuire AFB, New Jersey and 905th Troop Carrier Group at Bradley Field, Connecticut.
• One of its most notable pilots, Major Robert S . Johnson, noted that during this " break-in " phase, in addition to numerous non-fatal training accidents 18 pilots of the 56th FG were killed and 41 aircraft destroyed in crashes, many as a result of the wholly inadequate airfield at nearby Bradley Field, Connecticut.
• "We're pushing and we're going to keep pushing all the way through to the end, " said Bradley field director Kevin Keefe, who is providing 2, 500 supporters with mountain climbing " hot pads " to warm their feet and hands while knocking on doors Monday and monitoring the 299 polling sites around the state Tuesday.
• Bradley Field is the Director for " Management and regulation of mineral resource development [ and ] Oil & Gas Regulation . . . [ to ] Oversee permitting, compliance and enforcement of all regulated wells in New York . " All media and other press inquiries must go directly through Emily DeSantis, at Press Operations, who is the Department spokesperson and who issues all press releases.
• On 26 August 1954, the XH-39 set a world helicopter speed record of 156.005 mph ( 251 km / h ) over a three kilometer closed course at Bradley Field ( now Bradley International Airport ) in Windsor Locks, CT . The same year, on October 17, 1954, it set an unofficial world helicopter altitude record of 24, 500 ft ( 7, 474 m ) at Bridgeport, CT.