theater airlift造句

• It performed theater airlift and transport operations until 1958 when it was inactivated due to budget restrictions.
• It performed theater airlift and transport operations until 1957 when it was inactivated due to budget restrictions.
• Deployed frequently to Europe or the Pacific, performing intra-theater airlift missions with C-130s.
• It performed theater airlift and transport operations until 1958 when it was again inactivated due to budget restrictions.
• It provided intra-theater airlift and support of U . S . Army airborne forces from 1971 to 1973.
• In this reorganization, theater airlift was reassigned from the inactivating MAC . The host Twenty-First Air Force.
• The group provided intra-theater airlift services and ferried aircraft to combat units in the European Theater of Operations.
• The group returned to Germany in June 1952 as a theater airlift unit flying Fairchild C-119 Flying Boxcars.
• With the end of Berlin Airlift operations in 1949, flew theater airlift missions within USAFE and participated in numerous exercises.
• In December 1974, the division was transferred to Military Airlift Command ( MAC ) along with other theater airlift units.
• Returned to the United States in 1952, however re-deployed back to Japan in 1954 and performed theater airlift missions.
• Today, the 123d Airlift Wing ( 123 AW ) provides worldwide theater airlift for U . S . military and humanitarian operations.
• The mission of the 123d AW is to provide worldwide theater airlift for U . S . military and to support humanitarian operations.
• The wing maintained its ability to drop airborne forces into a combat operation, but intra-theater airlift support became its primary mission.
• Principal operations from 1955 until 1958 consisted of numerous mobility exercises, routine theater airlift, and occasional exercises throughout the Western Pacific region.
• It provides highly skilled people and operationally ready equipment necessary to meet U . S . inter-theater airlift and expeditionary combat support commitments.
• It remained in Japan and performed theater airlift missions primarily to Japan, Okinawa, Philippines and South Korea until it was inactivated in 1957.
• The Air Mobility Command merged air refueling aircraft from Strategic Air Command with strategic and tactical theater airlift aircraft from Military Airlift Command ( MAC ).
• The following year, the wing returned to Bosnia once more to provide theater airlift for the continuing peacekeeping mission, now called Operation Joint Forge.
• The "'464th Tactical Airlift Wing "'was a theater airlift unit of the United States Air Force during the Cold War.