air officer

He spent the rest of his career as a ground-based air officer.

The doctrine was not universally held among air officers, however.

Each of the branches is headed by an Air Officer.

The air officer absently made a note upon his blotting-pad.

During the few years of its existence, No. 11/18 Group only had two air officers commanding.

Along with other top air officers, Seidel was astonished at the idea and doubtful of success.

At the time of his retirement, he was senior air officer in point-of-service, holding serial number 3A.

He is possibly the only professional officer to have held flag, general and air officer ranks.

"The air officer shOt his family and himself," gasped a subaltern of the air department.

The air officer terminology is currently used by the following air forces:

The air officer looked at him kindly.

My feeling is we'll need an 'air officer,' or something like that, who worries full-time about the air quality."

As air officer he was able to launch all the ship's aircraft while the vessel was sinking and under heavy fire.

He had a continued affiliation with the Indiana National Guard serving as their air officer.

The operator is given the weight of the aircraft by the air officer in Primary Flight Control.

He was the first air officer in that job, was reappointed four years later and retired in 1971.

He is the only Air Force four-star general and air officer to accomplish this task.

It had five Air Officers Commanding in Chief during its existence.

Air Officer Iswahyudi was also tasked to assist with managing the base.

Tylee's successors, not being air officers, only held the title of Officer Commanding.

Kreml's Air Officer appeared completely self-assured on the point.

'It ill becomes a naval air officer.

This is because the base commander here also undertakes the role of Air Officer Scotland.

It is quite common for air officers to be seen in No 1A uniform with shoulder boards, sword and ceremonial belt.

He eventually became the 27th Division's Air Officer.