португальский
esquadrão de aviação de caça испанский
escuadrón de caza Military unit primarily tasked with operating fighter aircraft.
United States Air Force unit type and size designation.
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But you just sent one fighter squadron in, and they have, what?
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Our fighter squadron was stationed on a muddy field near the village.
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Angela's father Ian was part of a night fighter squadron based at Manston.
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He juggled with the possibility of launching another fighter squadron, then decided against it.
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When he had mastered the one- fighter game, they allowed him to step back into the four- fighter squadron.
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Send a signal to our fighter squadron.
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Squadron 81 spent most of the war operating as a fighter squadron, serving in Russia, Britain, North Africa, Malta, Sicily, Italy and India.
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The Captain had been over seas almost two years, first with an Air Transport Command in India, and now with this fighter squadron.
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They gave a last angry buzz around William's head, then zoomed off down the road, flying like a fighter squadron in perfect formation.
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Cenciotti scrutinized the aircraft involved and matched them up with a Pentagon press release describing a change-of-command ceremony for a fighter squadron in Djibouti.
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He was identified only as a first lieutenant assigned to the 314th Fighter Squadron.
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Mr Beeching flew Mosquito fighter bombers with the RAF's 169 Special Duties Night Fighter Squadron.
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Lieutenant Colonel Vincent Sheean visists the American Fighter Squadron.
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Despite facing discrimination in a segregated military, the Tuskegee Airmen were among World War II's most respected fighter squadrons.
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Most of the Alliance veteran pilots-loosea term as that is-wereaccommodating to new recruits, especially given the nascency of their fighter squadrons.
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The large deployment, which was first reported by Reuters, includes fighter squadrons, an air expeditionary wing and air defense personnel, the Pentagon said.