rocket aircraft造句

• It will demonstrate . . . that you can fly rocket aircraft routinely.
• She, with, rescued survivors from, after witnessing the sinking by Ohka rocket aircraft.
• Dushkin was increasingly absorbed by other work, including RNII's own rocket aircraft project, the Kostikov-302.
• On May 18, Bolkhovitinov wrote a detailed report " On Rocket Aircraft and Further Prospects ".
• After a long series of unmanned tests of vehicles, Korolev's RP-318-1 rocket aircraft flew on 28 Feb 1940.
• Helios, a solar-powered flying wing built for NASA, broke the altitude record for non-rocket aircraft set 25 years ago.
• With his work Zolotov could contribute to a great extant to create and develop the anti-rocket aircraft defence of the country.
• A similar problem is thought to be the cause of the 1943 crash of the BI-1 rocket aircraft in the Soviet Union.
• When Walker attempted a second flight in the X-1A on 8 August 1955, the rocket aircraft was damaged in an explosion just before being launched from the JTB-29A mothership.
• It was among the only Luftwaffe division that was in possession of a sizable number of Me 262's and Me 163's fielding over 140 rocket aircraft as late as February 1945.
• X-1 rocket plane of 1947, and an X-15 rocket aircraft . As of 2014, the reassembled NC-4 is on loan from the Smithsonian to the National Museum of Naval Aviation in Pensacola, Florida.
• As turbojet aircraft began to appear in the mid 1940s, the lack of prospects for further development of rocket aircraft in general, and BI in particular, primarily due to limited flight time became evident.
• During a flight over the Hawaiian island of Kauai, the Helios flying wing flew to an altitude of 96, 500 feet ( 28, 950 meters ), the highest ever for a propeller-driven and non-rocket aircraft.
• Returning to Edwards Air Force Base, Ridley applied his reasoning skills to many of the new generation of jet and rocket aircraft then arriving on the ramp : the delta-winged XF-92A, the F-84F Thunderstreak, and the nation's new heavyweight bomber, the B-52.
• He has flown above 50, 000 feet in 14 different types of jet aircraft, one turboprop ( record altitude ), one reciprocrating engine ( 5000 feet above record altitude ), one sailplane ( record altitude ), and one rocket aircraft ( glide flights ).
• The design had one decisive advantage over its competitors  it eliminated the necessity to land an unpowered gliding machine at an airbase, which, as the history of the Me 163 rocket aircraft had clearly demonstrated, made an aircraft extremely vulnerable to attack by Allied fighters.
• Finally in late December, with the Me 163 squadrons expanded to three full " Gruppen ", JG 400 got its " Stab " ( Headquarters ) flight, becoming the first operational combat unit with rocket aircraft, with Wolfgang Sp鋞e as its first ( and only ) " Kommodore ".
• Dr . "'Ernst Heinkel "'( January 24, 1888 & ndash; January 30, 1958 ) was a Heinkel Flugzeugwerke produced the Heinkel He 178, the world's first turbojet aircraft and jet plane, and the Heinkel He 176, the first rocket aircraft . He was awarded the German National Prize for Art and Science in 1938.
• It was also used to develop the Airborne Early Warning program; it was the ancestor of various modern radar picket aircraft . A B-29 with the original Wright Duplex Cyclone powerplants was used to air-launch the famous Bell X-1 supersonic research rocket aircraft, as well as Cherokee rockets for the testing of ejection seats.
• Kaufman's screenplay makes intriguingly quirky work of the Wolfe book about Yeager ( Sam Shepard ), the first man to break the sound barrier, 0andissom ( Fred Ward ) who went to Edwards Air Force Base in the California high desert to fly rocket aircraft and were chosen to be among the country's first astronauts.