radio gunner造句

• During World War II, Keith enlisted in the Marines, where he served as a radio gunner.
• Ensign Powers and his radio gunner, Seaman 2nd Class Joseph E . Mandeville, perished in the attack.
• He was an aircraft radio gunner there for most of his three-year tour, according to Current Biography Yearbook.
• Howard, piloting one of the Devastators, and his radio gunner, Aviation Radioman 3rd Class Charles L . Moore, perished in the attack.
• Unknown to Morgan, the waist, tail and radio gunners became unconscious from lack of oxygen and were threatened with death by anoxia.
• The yearbook says he was a radio gunner on B-52s, but that doesn't seem possible since B-52s didn't go into production until 1954.
• The waist, tail, and radio gunners had lost consciousness from lack of oxygen and, hearing no fire from their guns, the copilot believed they had bailed out.
• The reason is that his host, Saul M . Kupferman of Decatur, was a radio gunner in a B-17 that flew 30 missions over England during World War II.
• Heller used that incident for the disturbing scene in " Catch-22 " in which Yossarian tries to save the fatally wounded radio gunner, Snowden, bandaging the wrong wound as Snowden dies . ( " I'm cold,"
• "On another mission to Ferrara, " he writes, " one I don't think I was on, a radio gunner I didn't know was pierced through the middle by a wallop of flak _ it was always flak that destroyed, for there were no German fighter planes attacking us the whole time I was there _ and he died, moaning, I was told, that he was cold.
• Heller later wrote : " On another mission to Ferrara, one I don't think I was on, a radio gunner I didn't know was pierced through the middle by a wallop of flak _ it was always flak that destroyed, for there were no German fighter planes attacking us the whole time I was there _ and he died, moaning, I was told, that he was cold.