fourth allied tactical air force造句

• Air support was provided by Fourth Allied Tactical Air Force.
• US Air Force units occupied portions of Molvange, which housed the Fourth Allied Tactical Air Force wartime headquarters.
• In February 1975, he received his second star and in March became Chief of Staff of the Fourth Allied Tactical Air Force.
• He assumed command of USAFE and the Fourth Allied Tactical Air Force in August and was promoted to Allied Air Force, Central Europe.
• This permitted assignment of a unique code to each military aircraft in the Fourth Allied Tactical Air Force region, providing positive identification capability.
• In November 1953, General Lee was assigned to command the Fourth Allied Tactical Air Force and the Twelfth U . S . Air Force in Europe.
• The Mystere IV-A, produced by Dassault Aviation at Bordeaux, were only flown by French fighter squadrons as part of NATO's Fourth Allied Tactical Air Force.
• "' Fourth Allied Tactical Air Force "'( 4 ATAF ) had been formed in 1958 to direct NATO air units in the southern part of Germany in support of 32nd Army Air Defense Command.
• No . 83 Group RAF . Fourth Allied Tactical Air Force, under General Dean C . Strother ( USAF ), comprised the Twelfth Air Force, French 1er Air Division, and the Canadian No . 1 Air Division RCAF.
• In part because of less parts supportability, Western European ( Fourth Allied Tactical Air Force ( 4 ATAF ) and Second Allied Tactical Air Force ( 2 ATAF ) sites essentially became fixed sites and were no longer considered capable of a mobile role.
• Twelfth Air Force became the first USAFE formation to be declared available to NATO . Along with French and Canadian air units, 12 AF was part of the Fourth Allied Tactical Air Force, itself part of NATO's Allied Air Forces Central Europe.
• Lavelle went to Europe in July 1962 as deputy chief of staff for operations, Headquarters Fourth Allied Tactical Air Force, NATO, which was composed of numbered Air Force-size elements of the German, French and Canadian Air Force and the U . S . Air Forces in Europe.
• In the late 1970s, a series of studies concluded that interallied coordination would be improved by stationing three international NATO headquarters on the same installation with HQ USAREUR / 7A . This resulted in the headquarters of the Fourth Allied Tactical Air Force ( 4ATAF ) moving into building 8 of Campbell Barracks in September 1980.
• As part of this, and to take account of the decrease in the number of allied aircraft in Europe, a rationalization of the Central Region air force headquarters occurred in 1993 with the closing of Second Allied Tactical Air Force and Fourth Allied Tactical Air Force and the expansion of AAFCE to meet the new increased task as it absorbed functions previously undertaken by the two subordinate ATAFs.
• Holzapple became commander in chief, U . S . Air Forces in Europe, with headquarters at Lindsey Air Station, Wiesbaden, Germany, and commander of the Fourth Allied Tactical Air Force with headquarters at Ramstein Air Base, Germany, in January 1969 . He received an honorary doctor of laws degree from the University of Utah, Salt Lake City, Utah, in 1970.
• Returning to the United States in October 1945, Strother was assigned as commander of the West Coast Wing of the Air Training Command's Pacific Division at Hamilton Field, California, until August 1946 when he was selected to attend the National War College, Washington, D . C . Upon graduation from the War College in June 1947, he was assigned to Headquarters U . S . Air Force as chief, Military Personnel Division, DCS / PA; director military personnel, Office of the Deputy Chief of Staff and Assistant Deputy Chief of Staff for Personnel until March 1951 when he assumed command of the Twelfth Air Force ( U . S . Air Forces in Europe ) and the Fourth Allied Tactical Air Force at Wiesbaden, Germany.