air infantry造句

• Officially constituted on June 6, 1943, the 3rd Air Infantry Battalion joined Camp de Camberly in England on November 7.
• He returned to England with the survivors of the French Squadron, which became the 1st Air Infantry Battalion ( 1er BIA ) in July 1943 and then the 4th Air Infantry Battalion ( 4e BIA ) in November.
• He returned to England with the survivors of the French Squadron, which became the 1st Air Infantry Battalion ( 1er BIA ) in July 1943 and then the 4th Air Infantry Battalion ( 4e BIA ) in November.
• In March 1941, the 1 re C . I . A ( ) or Air Infantry Company was formed from components of the two dissolved combat companies including a central command and two battalions under the command of Commandant Sauvagnac.
• While at the end of 1942, the 1st Air Infantry Battalion was constituted in England at the corps of the Free French Air Forces, Captain Jean-Marie Bouvier, and Captain Fournier, assembled in Caire volunteers of the Free French Forces.
• France, consciously aware of such an operational system put in motion, dispatched 3 G閚閞al Denain, the creation of a parachute training center in Avignon-Pujaut and accordingly on October 3, 1936, French Air Minister Mr . Pierre Cot signed a decree which stipulated that Combat Air Brigades can include Air Infantry Units.
• The 2nd Air Infantry Company ( 1 e C . I . A, 2 e C . I . A ); the 1st Air Infantry Company e C . I . A created by Captain Berg?and which notably illustrated capability in Crete, Tunisia and Libya, consequently gaining a citation at the orders of the Air Force; and in essence formed on September 15, 1940.
• The 2nd Air Infantry Company ( 1 e C . I . A, 2 e C . I . A ); the 1st Air Infantry Company e C . I . A created by Captain Berg?and which notably illustrated capability in Crete, Tunisia and Libya, consequently gaining a citation at the orders of the Air Force; and in essence formed on September 15, 1940.