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• Airborne FACs were supplied from the Air Observation Post Squadrons of the RAF.
• Soon the entire island was under guard, and coast guard and air observation posts were operational.
• *1944  No . 664 ( Air Observation Post ) Squadron was formed at Andover, England.
• No . 16 Air Observation Post Flight was formed at Lae in New Guinea on 20 October 1944.
• The Air Observation Post Headquarter's building was located at the edge of the Tide Cove facing Tolo Harbour.
• The next squadrons are both Air Observation Post squadron which were used by RAF Army Cooperation Command to help spot enemy positions.
• As well as serving in this role, it was mainly used by Air Observation Post ( AOP ) squadrons of the Royal Air Force.
• Radar calibration duties were later carried out by the Hawker Siddeley Andover and Air Observation Post duties are today carried out by the Army Air Corps.
• These roles were taken over by numbers 651 to 663 Squadrons of the RAF, the all-new Air Observation Post units working closely with the Army.
• After commanding several field and self-proppelled artillery units he applied of pilot training in the Air Observation Post of the Artillery in 1964 and qualified as an artillery aviation pilot.
• At 15 : 15, air observation posts on the Mediterranean Sea notified EAF command that 20 Phantoms were approaching in south-west direction towards the Delta, flying over Port Said.
• It was out-stationed at Larkhill to be close to the Royal Artillery camp there, and served as the nucleus from which all future Air Observation Post ( AOP ) units originated.
• At the beginning of the Second World War, Royal Artillery officers, with the assistance of RAF technicians, flew Auster observation aircraft under RAF-owned Air Observation Post ( AOP ) Squadrons.
• The Museum covers the history of Army aviation from the Balloon sections of the Royal Engineers, through the establishment of the Royal Flying Corps in 1912 and Air Observation Post ( AOP ) Squadrons.
• An officer of the BVE, Richard Gorham, transferred to the Royal Artillery, attaching to the RAF as an Air Observation Post ( AOP ) pilot, directing artillery fire from the air.
• Comper's collaborator on the CF . 1 project, Gerard Fane, later developed the concept into a newly designed Air Observation Post ( AOP ) aircraft, the Fane F . 1 / 40.
• The pilots who had once flown the gliders soon had to transfer to flying powered aircraft, becoming part of the RAF Air Observation Post ( AOP ) Squadrons, several of which were manned by reserve personnel.
• V, which became the backbone aircraft of the British AOP ( Air Observation Post ) and the three Canadian AOP squadrons, No . 664 Squadron RCAF, No . 665 Squadron RCAF, and No . 666 Squadron RCAF.
• No . 663 Squadron RAF had been formed in northern Italy on 14 August 1944, as an Air Observation Post ( AOP ) unit, manned by Polish officers and men, to spot for allied artillery units located in that war zone.
• The "'Heston JC . 6 "'was a air observation post aircraft designed and built by the Heston Aircraft Company Limited, who had previously built the Heston Phoenix, the Heston T . 1 / 37 and the Napier-Heston Racer.