fleet fighter造句

• In 1934 he was transferred to No . 801 Fleet Fighter Squadron.
• Transitioning to the adversaries to active duty Fleet fighter and strike fighter squadrons being trained for deployment.
• The focus of both of these detachments revolved around the Fleet Fighter Air Readiness Program ( FFARP ).
• The duralumin-framed Air Ministry specification O . 22 / 26, a two-seat fleet fighter.
• Following a brief standdown period, VF-142 commenced preparation for the Fleet Fighter Air Combat Maneuvering Readiness Program.
• In 1941, Hawker tendered the Hawker P . 1009 " Fleet Fighter " in response to catapult-launching gear was to be fitted.
• The Flight was disbanded and merged with 408 ( Fleet Fighter ) Flight aboard HMS Glorious on 3 April 1933, to form 802 Naval Air Squadron.
• The unit was disbanded and merged with 409 ( Fleet Fighter ) Flight aboard HMS Glorious on 3 April 1933, both units becoming 802 Naval Air Squadron.
• Also, the Seafang's low-speed handling characteristics were not as good as hoped, and the contemporary Hawker Sea Fury was preferred as a fleet fighter.
• Upon their arrival in San Diego in August they began the transition to the F-14B . VF-24 was one of the first Pacific Fleet Fighter Squadrons to do so.
• During its period of service, VF-124 only operated the F-14A Tomcat and the F-14D Super Tomcat, as all F-14B Tomcats were only flown by select Atlantic Fleet fighter squadrons.
• In June 1982 VF-14 was reassigned to Carrier Air Wing 6 aboard the, and in July was named the " Best Fighter Squadron " for its performance in the Fleet Fighter Air Combat Readiness Program ( FFARP ).
• *1929  After taking off from Hal Far, Malta, a Fleet Air Arm of the Royal Air Force Fairey Flycatcher lands aboard the British aircraft carrier HMS Courageous, achieving the first night carrier landing by a fleet fighter.
• It continued in service, however, in the Naval Air Training Command in south Texas at TF-9J Cougar, and upon completing that syllabus, were given a brief taste of supersonic capability with the F-11 before transitioning to fleet fighters.
• In march the squadron set a new standard of excellence by achieving a 6.2 : 1 kill ratio during the Fleet Fighter Air Combat Maneuvering Readiness Program ( FFARP ) and captured the CVW-7 ACM shootdown Trophy for the second year in a row.
• The Fairey Firefly served in the Second World War as a fleet fighter but in postwar service, although it was superseded by more modern jet aircraft, the Firefly was adapted for other roles, including strike operations and anti-submarine warfare, remaining a mainstay of the FAA until the mid-1950s.
• Second, VF-124 conducted initial training of newly-winged USN and USMC F-8 Crusader pilots that were recent graduates of the Naval Air Training Command, bringing them to a standard where they were ready to join a fleet fighter squadron ( VF or VMF ) or light photographic squadron ( VFP ).
• By February 1989, the carrier had returned to port and VF-114 began a compressed turnaround schedule, due to its next cruise beginning in September 1989 . Even with the restricted time period, VF-114 was able to fit in significant training, deploying to NAF El Centro for FFARP ( Fleet Fighter ACM Readiness Program ) and as part of the air wing to NAS Fallon.
• The squadron formed at Lee-on-Solent in May 1942 as a Fleet Fighter squadron with 6 Fulmar IIs . In April 1943 the squadron, now equipped with 9 Seafire IICs, embarked on HMS Unicorn for Malta convoy duties, and subsequently taking part in the landings at Salerno in September 1943 . In October 1943 the squadron joined the 24th Naval Fighter Wing, and embarked on HMS Indefatigable in July 1944 to provide fighter cover during the Operation Mascot dive-bombing attack on the German battleship Tirpitz in Kaa Fjord, North Norway.