kite balloon造句

• The following April 30 Lahm and 1st Lt . kite balloons.
• To avoid this problem the kite balloon was developed.
• The concept was an airship similar to the later Army Motorized Kite Balloons.
• In July 1918, two kite balloons were flown to spot artillery fire.
• Both kite balloons and non-rigid airships are sometimes called " blimps ".
• For conspicuous gallantry and devotion to duty in attacking enemy aircraft and kite balloons.
• They were spotted at dawn from a kite balloon as they were getting into position.
• During this period, she operated a kite balloon to aid in spotting the fall of shot.
• On 8 August 1918, he attacked an enemy kite balloon over Vitry-en-Artois.
• Later that year, " Emperor of India " was equipped with equipment to handle a kite balloon.
• He has brought down at least three enemy machines and three kite balloons, and has taken part in numerous other engagements.
• During January 1918 the airship station became a kite balloon repair station and was home to No . 20 Kite Balloon Base.
• During January 1918 the airship station became a kite balloon repair station and was home to No . 20 Kite Balloon Base.
• Approximately of additional deck armour had been added after the Battle of Jutland and the ship was modified to operate a kite balloon.
• The kite balloon 4, 000 feet above Salisbury Plain from which the RFC's Francis Stewart Briggs parachuted on 29 March 1918.
• During the Atlantic U-boat campaign of World War I, kite balloons would be deployed by a destroyer escorting a convoy of merchant ships.
• British aircraft and kite balloons, were used to observe the intermittent bombardment, which began in June and the preliminary bombardment which commenced on 24 June.
• It was not until the early months of 1915 that the Kite Balloon Division of the R . N . A . S . came into being.