eareckson造句

• Eareckson borrowed an OS2U Kingfisher from the USS Casco ( AVP-12 ).
• Joni Eareckson Tada of the Christian Council on Persons With Disabilities suffered a broken neck some 35 years ago.
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• Eareckson enlisted in the Army at age 17 and fought in France during World War I, where he was wounded.
• Using the seaplane's low speed and maneuverability to his advantage, Eareckson flew reconnaissance missions to spot Japanese positions.
• It was only two years later, at the relatively advanced age of 30, that Eareckson finally won his airplane pilot rating.
• Reviews of the film have been nearly nonexistent, with only notable Christians such as Francis Chan and Joni Eareckson Tada praising it.
• Eareckson would land in shallow water, beach the plane, and plug the bullet holes with rubber plugs before resuming his mission.
• His mother, Emma Eareckson, was a registered nurse and head of pediatric nursing in the United States Steel Corporation's villages.
• Those locations include : Galena and King Salmon airports, Eareckson Air Station on Shemya Island, and a network of 18 Air Force radar sites throughout Alaska.
• One of the three injury victims, Joni Eareckson Tada, of Los Angeles, broke her neck 35 years ago in a diving accident and became a quadriplegic.
• Other changes during the period included upgrading the 11th Tactical Air Control Group to the 11th Air Control Wing ( 11 ACW ) at Eareckson AS in January 1992.
• In early 1943, midway through the Aleutians campaign, Eareckson was transferred to General Buckner's staff as Deputy Chief of Staff for the Eleventh Air Force.
• The United States maintained a permanent Eareckson Air Station ( formerly Shemya Air Force Base ) only away, equipped with radars and aircraft to monitor impacts at Kura.
• In 1928, then-Lieutenant Eareckson, together with Captain William E . Kepner, won the National Balloon Elimination Race and the accompanying Paul W . Litchfield Trophy.
• Although widely respected for his bravery and leadership skills, Eareckson was viewed by some of his Army Air Forces superiors as caustic, outspoken, and difficult to control.
• Nimitz, the Commander in Chief of the Pacific Area, had earlier presented Eareckson with a Distinguished Service Cross, Silver Star and other combat decorations he had earned in the Aleutians.
• WWIL-FM signed on in 1995 with 20, 000 watts and a Contemporary Christian music format that included Chuck Colson, D . James Kennedy, Joni Eareckson Tada and Chuck Swindoll.
• On 16 May 1943, General Eugene M . Landrum ordered his air chief of staff, Colonel William O . Eareckson to coordinate air strikes with ground operations for the invasion of Attu.
• During the Aleutians fighting, Eareckson was famed for his innovative B-17s to guide P-38s to a position from where they shot down two of three raiding Japanese Kawanishi H6K bombers.