obsolescent aircraft造句

• In these battles, the Japanese veterans of the Chinese war did well against inexperienced Allied pilots flying obsolescent aircraft . However, their advantage did not last.
• George took the ferrying command from 130 obsolescent aircraft to 3, 000 modern military transports, and expanded the personnel from 11, 000 to 300, 000.
• During World War II, George led the Air Transport Command, taking it from 130 obsolescent aircraft to 3, 000 modern transports, operated by 300, 000 airmen.
• The US Army Air Forces ( USAAF ) adopted the N2C-2 concept in 1939 . Obsolescent aircraft were put into service as " A-series " anti-aircraft target drones.
• Most rammings occurred when the attacker's aircraft was economically, strategically or tactically less valuable than the enemy's, such as pilots flying obsolescent aircraft against superior ones, or one man risking his life to kill multiple men.
• The recently formed " Jastas ", equipped with the Albatros fighter, inflicted very heavy losses on the RFC's obsolescent aircraft, culminating in Bloody April, the nadir of the RFC's fortunes in World War I.
• The Germans themselves began using their own obsolescent aircraft for similar raids against the Soviets, first with the " St鰎kampfstaffel "-named squadron-size units, then banding those together into " Nachtschlachtgruppe " units for this purpose.
• Notwithstanding the RCAF's obsolescent aircraft and lack of experience in modern air warfare, Edwards prepared the station to play a role in the air defence of Halifax's strategic harbour, and the eventual defeat of the ubiquitous U-boats in the Battle of the Atlantic.