aerial navigator造句

• He was commissioned as a Lieutenant in 1941 and made an aerial navigator.
• To be awarded the Marine Aerial Navigator insignia, a service member must complete the Marine Aerial Navigator Course.
• To be awarded the Marine Aerial Navigator insignia, a service member must complete the Marine Aerial Navigator Course.
• Upon completion of training, and certification as a Marine Corps Navigator, the Marine Aerial Navigator insignia is presented.
• Designated as the Naval Aviation Observer ( Navigation ) insignia, or simply as Naval Navigator wings, it was issued to Navy aerial navigators between 1945 and 1948.
• The "'Marine Aerial Navigator insignia "'is a U . S . Naval aviation personnel and is the only independent aviation insignia issued to the Marine Corps.
• The Marine Aerial Navigator insignia is similar in appearance to the Naval Flight Officer insignia and is considered a " successor " to the Naval Aviation Observer ( Navigation ) insignia, issued between March 1945 and March 1947.
• Upon their return to San Diego, they are reunited with Specs, now an aerial navigator, and Kewpie, the radio officer of the USS " Langley ", the Navy's first aircraft carrier.
• The Marine Corps also issues the Marine Aerial Navigator insignia to enlisted personnel trained as navigators for the KC-130 and he Coast Guard the Coast Guard Aerial Navigator insignia to enlisted personnel trained as navigators in the HC-130.
• The Marine Corps also issues the Marine Aerial Navigator insignia to enlisted personnel trained as navigators for the KC-130 and he Coast Guard the Coast Guard Aerial Navigator insignia to enlisted personnel trained as navigators in the HC-130.
• After designation, Marine Aerial Navigators serve in the Military Occupational Specialty ( MOS ) 7371 ( Aerial Navigator-Trainee ) while undergoing aircraft model-specific training and move into MOS 7372 ( First Navigator ) upon completion of their aircraft type training.
• After designation, Marine Aerial Navigators serve in the Military Occupational Specialty ( MOS ) 7371 ( Aerial Navigator-Trainee ) while undergoing aircraft model-specific training and move into MOS 7372 ( First Navigator ) upon completion of their aircraft type training.
• Marine Aerial Navigators were eliminated with the introduction of the KC-130J aircraft . While training of Marine Aerial Navigators has ceased, they continue to fly on the'legacy'KC-130T aircraft until their eventual replacement with KC-130J airframes.
• Marine Aerial Navigators were eliminated with the introduction of the KC-130J aircraft . While training of Marine Aerial Navigators has ceased, they continue to fly on the'legacy'KC-130T aircraft until their eventual replacement with KC-130J airframes.
• After 1948, Navy aerial navigators returned to wearing the Naval Aviation Observer insignia, although the former Naval Aviation Observer ( Navigation ) insignia continues to be awarded as the Marine Aerial Navigator insignia and Coast Guard Aerial Navigator insignia to Marine Corps and Coast Guard enlisted navigators in the KC-130 and HC-130 Hercules.
• After 1948, Navy aerial navigators returned to wearing the Naval Aviation Observer insignia, although the former Naval Aviation Observer ( Navigation ) insignia continues to be awarded as the Marine Aerial Navigator insignia and Coast Guard Aerial Navigator insignia to Marine Corps and Coast Guard enlisted navigators in the KC-130 and HC-130 Hercules.
• After 1948, Navy aerial navigators returned to wearing the Naval Aviation Observer insignia, although the former Naval Aviation Observer ( Navigation ) insignia continues to be awarded as the Marine Aerial Navigator insignia and Coast Guard Aerial Navigator insignia to Marine Corps and Coast Guard enlisted navigators in the KC-130 and HC-130 Hercules.