122 squadron造句

• He then became No . 122 Squadron RAF Wing Leader in April 1945.
• Relieved by No . 122 Squadron RAF ( 122 Sqn ) from RAF Turnhouse on 26 June 1941; 317 Sqn then went south to RAF Colerne.
• *122 Squadron ( Israel )  operator of Gulfstream G500 ( G550 " Nahshon-Eitam " ) Airborne Early Warning / Conformal Airborne Early Warning variant
• The squadrons that used a numerical designation received it based on the Air Base No . 5 and 122 Squadron was based at Air Base No . 12.
• Later in the year he joined No . 122 Squadron RAF as a flight commander, before re-joining 132 Squadron in January 1944 as its commanding officer.
• On 5 December 1941 a Spitfire of No . 122 Squadron, piloted by Sgt Hutton, crashed into rising ground near Mill Farm, Upsall, on the lower slopes of Eston Hills.
• Following this, they participated in NATO's Operation Unified Protector until mid-May 2011 when relieved by 122 Squadron, which was in turn relieved by Ala 15 on 6 July 2011.
• Ala 12's Hornets were the first Spanish aircraft to undergo a mid-life update, and in 2006, 122 Squadron was recognized by NATO an operational evaluation rating of " Mission Capable ".
• 1989 marked the beginning of the wing's transition to its current equipment as the 121 and 122 Squadrons began to re-equip with EF-18A / B Hornet aircraft that remains its prime aircraft to this day.
• *2006  U . S . Navy VFA-122 squadron pilot Brian R . Deforge, 25, dies when his McDonnell-Douglas F / A-18 Hornet collides with another over Fort Hunter Liggett, north of San Luis Obispo, California.
• ;26 June : U . S . Navy VFA-122 squadron pilot Brian R . Deforge, 25, dies when his McDonnell-Douglas F / A-18 Hornet collides with another over Fort Hunter Liggett, north of San Luis Obispo, California.
• The MG 151 showed to be ideal since it suffered from less recoil than the M2 Browning machine guns and, as such, caused less vibrations on the aircraft . This version of the Alouette III was designated " heli-canh鉶 " ( heli-cannon ) and gained the nickname " lobo mau " ( big bad wolf ), after the 122 Squadron's nickname for flight no . 2 which operated them in Angola.