air group

The air group commander looked at the form and walked to a phone.

At this point, the air group commander made a hard decision.

The letters, however, still identified the carrier, not the air group.

The larger the air group, the more tasks it can perform.

Annual operating costs for the carrier and her air group reached €100 million.

The Japanese only had enough pilots left to form the air group for one of their light carriers.

Let's look at the losses in the air groups.

During the war, he shot down or damaged 9 American aircraft, with his own air group scoring 29.

I was part of the air group who surrendered.

The Air Group was a significant power, mostly due to their surprise effect.

His air group was stationed on Tulagi, an area near to the island.

Nothing exists in that circle without the permission of the carrier air group.

Second, laying the mines would require a sizable air group.

Beginning on 5 February 2012, carrier qualifications began for the pilots of its air group.

Both the carrier (then the flagship) and its air group were knocked out of the war.

And it's no longer called an Air Group either.

As a result, Japanese naval air groups progressively declined in overall quality during the war.

Most of its remaining personnel were assigned to Air Group 653.

When more than one carrier division was operating together, the divisions' air groups were combined with each other.

During the first half of 1966, she operated off Norfolk, replenishing and training air groups.

These were assigned to squadrons of the 4th Air Group.

The aircraft carrier's major instrument of power projection is the carrier air group.

The goal for the unit was to have eight air groups ready for the expected invasion of Japan late in 1945.

He has commanded two tactical fighter wings and a composite air group.

During the engagement, Japanese carrier air groups were virtually annihilated.