263 squadron造句

• 263 Squadron also occasionally carried out day bomber escort missions with the Whirlwinds.
• No . 263 Squadron spent the next six months with 13 Group near Edinburgh.
• Typhoons of No . 263 Squadron RAF and No . 266 Squadron RAF attacked the ships.
• Germany invaded Norway on 9 April 1940 and 263 Squadron was soon instructed to prepare for a move.
• In September 1941 he was posted to No . 263 Squadron RAF, flying the Spitfire Mk . V.
• No . 263 Squadron moved south to RAF Exeter and was declared operational with the Whirlwind on 7 December 1940.
• RAF Ferry Command was responsible for delivering 263 Squadron from Norway . ] ] aircraft from manufacturers to operational units.
• In December 1943, 263 Squadron became non-operational while aircrew and ground staff became familiar with the new plane.
• No . 263 Squadron RAF operated with 18 Gloster Gladiator biplane fighters in late April 1940 as part of the Norwegian Campaign.
• As well as its fighter capability the Whirlwind could operate as a fighter-bomber, in August 263 Squadron moved to Roadstead operations.
• On 14 August 1943, a Heinkel He 111 was shot down by aWestland Whirlwind ( fighter ) from No . 263 Squadron RAF north of Guernsey
• He claimed his second aerial victory of the Norwegian campaign on 27 May over a RAF Gloster Gladiator from No . 263 Squadron RAF, piloted by Flight Lieutenant Caesar Hull.
• From 24 October until 26 November 1943, Whirlwinds of 263 Squadron made several heavy attacks against the German blockade runner " M黱sterland ", in dry dock at Cherbourg.
• During the Second World War during the Namsos Campaign the British No . 263 Squadron RAF operated with 18 Gloster Gladiator biplane fighters from the frozen surface of Lake Lesjaskogsvatnet at Lesjaskog.
• Plane after plane was added, and in July 1942, 263 Squadron took delivery of 20 Westland Whirlwind fighters and the squadron adopted the nickname " Fellowship of the Bellows ".
• On 9 December 1942 Warnes became CO of 263 Squadron and was promoted Squadron leader, his predecessor had been shot down off Jersey two days before and was later presumed killed.
• Having re-equipped in Britain, 263 Squadron resumed its Gladiator operations in Norway when it returned to the 46 Squadron, which flew into an airstrip at Sk錸land a few days later.
• By then, 263 Squadron had flown 249 sorties and claimed 26 enemy aircraft destroyed . 263 Squadron's ten surviving Gladiators landed on HMS " Glorious " on 7 June.
• By then, 263 Squadron had flown 249 sorties and claimed 26 enemy aircraft destroyed . 263 Squadron's ten surviving Gladiators landed on HMS " Glorious " on 7 June.
• After quick repairs, " Furious " returned on 18 May carrying the Gladiators of a reformed 263 Squadron; they were flown off on 21 May once their base at Bardufoss was ready.