aircraft carrier operation

The lack of water on the map has meant that aircraft carrier operations have not been included this time.

A second approach, he wrote, would be to cut back on aircraft carrier operations and keep the carriers closer to American territory.

Variant fitted with an arrestor hook in 1933 for aircraft carrier operations.

The aircraft has been modified for aircraft carrier operation by hardening the undercarriage.

Light bombers, naturally suited for shorter landings, were also frequently designed for aircraft carrier operations.

Aircraft carrier operations.

At Ford it experimented with British innovations in aircraft carrier operations, including the mirror landing aid and the steam catapult.

He was a pioneer of aircraft carrier operations, and after the war commanded the French aircraft carrier Arromanches.

The mission was for the Squadron to support U.S. military and aircraft carrier operations with Intelligence reports during the Gulf War.

The Navy's interest in the variable geometry wing was based on concerns that the ever-increasing weight of its jet fighters was making aircraft carrier operations troublesome.

Aircraft carrier operations continued into June 1942, with Charybdis supporting Operation Style and then Operation Salient.

It includes aircraft carrier operations, amphibious assaults, surface bombardments/engagements, strategic bombing, kamikazes, and the submarine war against naval and merchant shipping.

At sea, the naval war had become almost purely one of aircraft carrier operations with planes interdicting communist supply routes and hitting strategic targets in North Korea.

It fought in the Pacific as part of bomber escort missions to Japan, and participated in aircraft carrier operations, rarely experienced by the Army Air Force.

With the introduction of China's first aircraft carrier, Liaoning the Naval Air Force is for the first time conducting aircraft carrier operations.

This can range from local area weather forecasting in support of aircraft carrier operations to optimizing the use of a sonar system in accordance with prevailing underwater sound conditions.

A1 Brent Scowcroft's suggestions to curtail military spending include transferring military units from active to reserve status and cutting back aircraft carrier operations far from United States territory.

Wings Over Vietnam (2004): Set during the Vietnam War and released to the Strike Fighters Service Pack 3 standard which added further improvements including Aircraft Carrier operations.

Reporting for duty as a fighter pilot on board Lexington (CV-2) on 27 December 1941, he participated in aircraft carrier operations against the Japanese in February and March 1942.

While deployed in the Western Pacific, Coontz was again attached to the U.S. Seventh Fleet and on search-and-rescue duty as well as aircraft carrier operations and special assignments.

Working out of Newport, Rhode Island, and Norfolk, Virginia, she served as plane guard during the qualification of pilots in aircraft carrier operations and trained men for the crews of new destroyers.

Royal Canadian Navy: RCN personnel assigned to the Royal Navy HMS Puncher, were to provide the RCN with experience in aircraft carrier operations.

When takeoff and landing operations are critical, such as Naval Aircraft Carrier operations and STOL back country flying, aircraft may be equipped with angle of attack or Lift Reserve indicators.

The first CAPs were characteristic of aircraft carrier operations, where CAPs were flown to protect a carrier battle group, but the term has become generic to both Air Force and Navy flight operations.