eagleston造句

• The enemy aircraft dove away steeply and Eagleston pursued.
• Eagleston returned to the United States in September 1951.
• Salt Lake City filmmakers Paul Eagleston and Stephen Rose directed and produced the film.
• Among the outstanding pilots of the 354th that winter were Eagleston and James H . Howard.
• Flying at 23, 000 feet, Eagleston caught an FW 190 with a short burst, at 45 degrees of deflection.
• The Sabre downed by Kramarenko was the F-86A BuNo 49-1281 of Lt . Col . Glenn Todd Eagleston ( Kimpo Airbase South Korea.
• Crashing into the ground, the Focke Wulf-190 became Eagleston's first victory-which he might not even have hit with his machine gun fire.
• Eagleston was credited with 18 1 / 2 victories, two probable victories, and seven damaged German aircraft . He also destroyed at least five enemy aircraft on the ground.
• Due to increased popularity of Real Live Relic Hunter, Ostrowski along with RLRH modeling actress Celeste Eagleston opened up individual websites, AndrewOstrowski . com and CelesteHealthyLiving . com, respectively, to advance personal interests.
• The leader of the two Sabres who came to assist Eagleston was also a notable combat pilot : Lt . Col . Bruce Hinton, the first Sabre pilot to shoot down a MiG on 17 December 1950.
• The leader of the two Sabres who came to assist Eagleston was also a notable combat pilot : Lt . Col . Bruce Hinton, the first Sabre pilot to shoot down a MiG-15 on December 17, 1950.
• Eagleston was credited with 18 1 / 2 victories, two probable victories, and seven damaged German aircraft . He also destroyed at least five enemy aircraft on the ground, while flying P-51 Mustangs with the 354th Fighter Group.
• "' Glenn Todd Eagleston "'( March 12, 1921  May 7, 1991 ) was a career officer in the United States Air Force and the leading ace of Ninth Air Force in World War II in Europe.
• Eagleston was known as a " fighter pilot's fighter pilot . " He flew almost 100 combat missions in the P-51 Mustangs and P-47 Thunderbolts in Europe, some as a 22-year-old Squadron Commander.
• Eagleston became Deputy Commander of the 4750th Air Defense Wing, also at Vincent AFB, in June 1955, and then served as Director of Operations of the 313th Air Division followed by duty as commander of the Tyndall Air Base, where he served from July 1960 to April 1962.
• In October 1944, Eagleston took command of the 353rd Fighter Squadron, now equipped with P-47D Thunderbolts and flew their first mission on November 26, 1944 and continued to fly close-support, armed-reconnaissance, fighter-sweep, dive-bombing, strafing, and escort missions.