air communications

Ground to air communications were yet to be perfected.

Also handed over at the same time were tapes of the ground to air communications of the Soviet military.

The station is currently owned by Southern Air Communications, Inc.

It draws its history from a World War II air communications squadron.

Should not the Government be considering places where rail and air communications are poor and where the reduction in the defence programme is causing employment problems?

In November 1939, services resumed from Shoreham, under the direction of National Air Communications.

Air communications with Spain ceased again in August 2010, when Air Andalus lost its licence.

Agreement on the resumption of air communications between Afghanistan and Pakistan and India is reached, as relations continue to improve.

Morse code was the general means of relaying information between air communications stations prior to World War II.

Sub-committees gave specialised attention to a number of topics, including imperial shipping, economic questions, constitutional questions, civil air communications, Antarctica and the New Hebrides.

Even if winter temperatures are milder in coastal areas, the coast is more exposed to winter storms, which often complicate or shut down road and air communications.

These were ground to air communications between SAC aircraft, the E-3A airborne warning and control system and elements of the presidential command structure.

He received special thanks from the Air Council for preparing the handbook on air communications and intelligence systems for the air defence of Great Britain.

Kotla Mubarakapur and South Extension are busy upscale city centres easily approachable by road, rail and air communications.

Munger fort and the Munger town are well connected by road, rail and air communications through Patna, the capital city of Bihar.

National Air Communications was a British government organisation that directed civilian flying operations from the outbreak of World War II until April 1940.

Developed the Air Force "pathfinder" combat controller capability to establish ground to air communications and navigation aids at jump sites, and to select landing sites.

The primary driving forces are, in fact, the ever-increasing accessibility of the islands to outside influences, through improved air communications as well as through vastly improved telecommunications capabilities.

After serving the next several months as deputy assistant chief of Air Staff, operations, Headquarters Army Air Forces, he became the air communications officer in July 1943.

In the end, Runcorn Heath was preferred mainly because some of the functional departments, notably research, were already concentrated there and access to road, rail and international air communications is excellent.

Immediately after the incident, the Directorate General of Air Communications (DGAC) sent instructions to Adam Air to repair the faulty system.

Major General Roger Baldwin Colton, served as Army Air Communications Officer of Technical Services during World War II.

Later in the year, he was communications and meteorological officer for General Henry H. Arnold's Alaskan flight, which was to do much in shaping the trend of air communications.