lead aircraft การใช้

• They were the lead aircraft, responsible for group navigation and bombing.
• Traditionally, the lead aircraft belongs to the commanding officer.
• The lead aircraft returned fire and radioed for support.
• The lead aircraft carried Brigadier General Nathan B . Forrest as an observer.
• He tried to move from directly behind the lead aircraft to slightly to its right.
• The 482d provided lead aircraft for other bomb groups throughout the winter of 1943 / 44.
• There is always a lead aircraft and another which flies off the right wing of and behind the lead.
• At four minutes before noon, Firebird 507 was following the lead aircraft past the San Francisco Oakland Bay Bridge.
• The lead aircraft of the major enemy bomber forces have changed course and are now approaching the city area ".
• The 482d BG provided pathfinder ( PFF ) lead aircraft for other bomb groups throughout the winter of 1943 / 44.
• He wades out toward the lead aircraft . He will be the first jumper into the air this night, as always.
• Visually cueing off of the lead aircraft during formation maneuvering, the wing and slot pilots disregarded their positions relative to the ground.
• Both groups had one Norwegian navigator from No . 333 Squadron RAF in the lead aircraft, providing knowledge of the local geography.
• The lead aircraft ( Convair 240 ) was welcomed with pomp and ceremony in Beijing, while the other 11 landed safely in Tianjin.
• Griffin said that only the lead aircraft went to investigate the 727 and that the other jet went to a different part of the training area.
• The Falcon was purchased with funds raised by the school children of the town, and was designated the lead aircraft in recognition of this achievement.
• In addition, the extreme heat from the lead aircraft,, required moving the slot's radio antenna from the jet's fin.
• One minute later, Firebird 507 made a routine radio transmission to Alameda tower air traffic controllers, who advised the pilots to follow the lead aircraft.
• During formation flight, the wing and slot pilots visually cue off the # 1 lead aircraft, completely disregarding their positions in relation to the ground.
• Test flights were made by lead aircraft at Edwards AFB from 1955 to 1956, all the aircraft painted with dark sea blue color but with USAF markings.