care and maintenance basis造句

• The station was mothballed and placed on a care and maintenance basis between the wars.
• The station was then put on a care and maintenance basis thirteen days later on 28 August 1946.
• On 15 December 1945 Warboys was placed under a care and maintenance basis with its parent station Upwood.
• The station was retained by the RAF on a care and maintenance basis until 1960 when it was sold by auction.
• The USAAF Movement Section closed in September 1945, and in June 1947 the airfield was put on a care and maintenance basis.
• After the loss of the R101 in 1930 and the end of British airships the station was moved on to a care and maintenance basis only.
• Roy Harris states that it carried mainly artificial traffic and was looked after on a care and maintenance basis until it was taken out of service in 1965.
• It then became a satelitte training field for RAF Old Sarum and kept on a Care and Maintenance basis until it was de-requisitioned and returned to farmland.
• The signal station was closed in 1816 after the end of the Napoleonic Wars, but was retained on a care and maintenance basis for some time after this.
• It is the home to one of the last deep-mine pits in the UK, although the pit is currently only being kept on a care and maintenance basis.
• On 8 January 1945 the Station was placed on a " care and maintenance basis " with reduced personnel after which its operational strength rapidly declined as staff were deployed elsewhere.
• Significant voluntary work has contributed to the financial viability of Rochester Airport which has been operated on a care and maintenance basis in light of the difficulty in securing a proper lease.
• The C . A went on to a Care and Maintenance basis, with a Committee taking over from Council and meeting once a year to approve the accounts and elect Officers.
• For the latter two years Watton had already closed for active RAF use and was on a care and maintenance basis, temporary support catering and security staff being drafted in from nearby stations to support the ROC presence.
• Opened in 1939 and operated as a fighter and night fighter airfield during World War II, occupied at various times by UK, US, Canadian and Polish fighter squadrons, the station briefly switched to a training role post-war before being placed on a care and maintenance basis.
• However, on 7 March 1944 the airfield was transferred back to No . 22 OTU Although before long No . 22 OTU had left and the station came under control from the Signals Flying Unit from RAF Honiley but not long after flying ceased at Stratford and the station was placed on a care and maintenance basis.