Airfields in a sentence

By the end of September, France had agreed to allow Japan station several thousand troops and deploy aircraft on Indochinese airfields (it was from these airfields that Japanese torpedo bombers sunk the British battleships on December 10, 1941).

Airfields As of 2003, there were a total of 51 airfields in Latvia, with 27 of them having paved runways.

Dowding admitted 11 Group's efficiency was impaired but, despite serious damage to some airfields, only two out of 13 heavily attacked airfields were down for more than a few hours.

The campaign was planned to begin with attacks on airfields near the coast, gradually moving inland to attack the ring of sector airfields defending London.

The French very much wanted to use airfields in Cyprus to bomb Egypt, but being not certain about Britain's attitude, wanted to use Israeli airfields if the ones in Cyprus were not free.

V-Bomber dispersal airfields further In the event of transition to war, the V Bomber squadrons were to deploy four aircraft at short notice to each of 26 pre-prepared dispersal airfields around the United Kingdom.

On December 9, 1941, he led a formation of Bristol Blenheim aircraft in a daylight attack on Japanese forces occupying airfields in Burma, what is today Thailand.

The B variant of the F-35 Lightning II Joint Strike Fighter is a short takeoff/vertical landing variant designed for use by the Marine Corps aboard amphibious assault ships and airfields with short runways.

Unfortunately, the weather deteriorated and a number of gliders were forced to land on local airfields and agricultural land.

Although the United States has more than stationed in 14 countries across the Middle East, and another 20,000 on warships in the seas surrounding them, the bases it uses in Iraq are its closest bases and airfields to Tehran and much of Iran.

But what if the 'jump' airfields are in Poland or Romania?

Just days before, 55 men of his new detachment had parachuted into the desert behind enemy lines to sneak up on German and Italian airfields on the North African coast and blow them to smithereens.

Mr Bryers, who is based in Munlochy, explained: “I have been researching the history of airfields and aircraft crashes in Scotland for the last 50 years or so.

On Wednesday, Ukraine it launched a large drone attack on four military airfields deep inside Russia — including several in or near the Kursk region — hitting and damaging at least two bases.

Some aircraft have been sent to alternate airfields, including Nizhny Novgorod and Samara.

As plans were drawn up, the U.S. 82nd Airborne would drop at two airfields about 25 miles north of Rome.

Each side moved its best striking units, airfields, and ammunition dumps close to the border, ideal for an attack but very vulnerable in defense.

However, by seizing airfields near Australia, they could isolate that Western outpost in the South Pacific from American supplies and reinforcements.

Not only did his Force Z lack air protection, but he also learned after his departure that he could not count on aerial reconnaissance or fighter cover because the enemy had overrun the airfields in northern Malaya.

PleaseHamletDon'tHurtEmlurkey: Get Cessna or Beechcraft and use all the small airfields.