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• Then, in 1921, it landed a contract for 200 Army pursuit planes.
• Henderson said, referring to a pursuit plane used for training.
• Pursuit planes protected observation aircraft during these missions.
• For the first time since the squadron had been operating the pursuit planes cooperated closely with the bombers.
• The pursuit planes were based at Clark and Nichols, and the heavy bombers were withdrawn to Del Monte.
• The standard Czechoslovak pursuit plane of the late 1930s, the B-534 reached a total production of 514 units.
• Repaired, the aircraft will finish second in the 1927 Pursuit Plane Race at the National Air Races, at.
• The protection afforded by pursuit planes, though often of an indirect kind, was of immense value for precision bombing.
• This airframe had won the Pursuit Plane Race in the 1927 National Air Races with a speed of 189.608 mph.
• In particular, on November 26, 1957, he placed bombs and destroyed four Canberra bomber aircraft and a Venom pursuit plane.
• Although the pursuit plane was destroyed over Roisel, in an early use of a parachute, the German pilot bailed out.
• The B-10, a small bomber best suited for coastal defense, could out-fly the best Army pursuit plane of its day.
• Also without pursuit planes for escorts, the B-17s were attacked constantly by the Japanese fighters in the air over Luzon.
• Observation and pursuit planes supported ground forces, while the other two-thirds of the aerial force bombed and strafed behind enemy lines.
• ;3 June : " Fireball pursuit planes collided five miles off the coast near San Clemente, 60 miles north of here.
• There was no antiaircraft fire and no fighter protection over the field; all the pursuit planes were engaged over Manila Bay.
• Of these, 15 were either shot down or crashed as their pilots tried to flee from Peruvian air force pursuit planes.
• It was equipped with Boeing P-12s, and in 1933 some Curtiss P-6 Hawk pursuit planes and trained primarily on coastal defense patrols.
• The winner was Capt . Corliss Moseley, flying a Verville-Packard VCP-R racer, a cleaned-up version of the Army's VCP-1 pursuit plane, at.
• But for the protection afforded us by Soviet pursuit planes we would not be alive now to tell you this tale . '"