probe and drogue造句

• The docking system of the Apollo modules was a " probe and drogue " system.
• The aircraft was to be equipped with both a boom and a probe and drogue system.
• The probe and drogue docking system permitted internal transfer of cosmonauts from the Soyuz to the station.
• Around 1954, NATC modified the sole surviving XAJ-1 to conduct inflight refueling tests using the probe and drogue configuration.
• A modified method known as the probe and drogue system was developed to allow single seat aircraft to be refuelled in the air.
• To fulfil Canada's requirements for aerial refueling, two aircraft were fitted with Beechcraft made probe and drogue refueling pods in 1972.
• They were converted from DC-10-40s and provide probe and drogue refueling capabilities from wing pods similar to the KC-10.
• The aircraft is ready to fuel fixed-wing, tilt-rotor, or rotary-wing aircraft using the standard probe and drogue technique.
• By omitting the probe and drogue system and a fixed partition wall between the cargo and passenger, the cost could be limited at $ 96 million.
• The USAF aircraft are equipped primarily for providing the fuel via a tail-mounted refueling boom, and can be equipped with " probe and drogue " refueling systems.
• The two X-47B demonstrators were initially planned to have a three-year test program with 50 tests at Edwards AFB and inflight refueling with a probe and drogue.
• The pods themselves are Flight Refueling Limited ( FRL ) MK . 32B model pods, and refuel via the probe and drogue method, rather than the primary " flying boom " method.
• The aircraft was designed with an aerial refuelling probe compatible with the " probe and drogue " system used by the RAF, similar to the one fitted to the F-111B, although mounted differently.
• The valves in the probe and drogue that are most commonly used are to a NATO standard and were originally developed by the company Flight Refuelling Limited in the UK and deployed in the late 1940s and 1950s.
• As tankers, KB-50s would feature extensively reinforced outer wing panels, the necessary equipment to air refuel simultaneously three fighter-type aircraft by the probe and drogue method, and removal of defensive armament.
• Because the RAF's Voyagers are only capable of probe and drogue refueling, they are unable to refuel RAF aircraft that are fitted solely for refueling from the flying boom, including the P-8 Poseidon.
• These were existing B-50A, B-50D or RB-50 aircraft with armament removed and equipped with a probe and drogue refueling system installed by Hayes Aircraft Corporation, and capable of refueling three fighters at the same time.
• These were existing B-50A, B-50D or RB-50 aircraft, with armament removed and equipped with a probe and drogue refueling system installed by Hayes Aircraft Corporation and capable of refueling three fighters at the same time.
• Fitting a boom would not only allow operation with those types in the RAF not fitted for probe and drogue, but would also extend the flexibility of the RAF Voyager fleet in aerial refueling operations for other air forces that operate boom refueled aircraft.
• However, unlike the F-35C model ( under development for the United States Navy and United States Marine Corps ), the F-35A cannot refuel from the Canadian Forces'existing tanker aircraft, which use the US Navy-style probe and drogue system.