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1. The aircraft pitches

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2. A shattered airplane wheel lies nearby, aircraft parts are everywhere, as are broken bottles of moonshine and flaming boxes

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3. Mohammed and John stand at the end of the airstrip while a small commuter aircraft taxis slowly in their direction

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4. Then, when enough is known and the enough soldiers are twenty one years of age, even if it takes generations, using the technology of the Al-Harron, thousands of troops are parachuted in from stealth aircraft to secure the Kassikan complex

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5. Through the aircraft windows you have the energy and beauty of nature, and always remember that all your misgivings stem from an understandable anticipation and concern

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6. aircraft in a magazine or see one on television without

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7. attacking aircraft carriers during the war

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8. airline pilots, as the continual whine of an aircraft

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9. Some were assigned to the flight line to work on the aircraft systems; one in the inspection docks, one to the battery shop, and the rest to in-shop repair section, formerly male only

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10. some kind of aircraft, but their speed and strange motions were all

11. This AOG plane (Aircraft on Ground) was threatening corporate survival

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12. We shall handle the passengers by starving them of oxygen und Brian und the other two will confirm they are dead before repressurising the aircraft

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13. We will visit the boneyards to watch how they recycle old aircraft

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14. It alerts aircraft pilots of potential hazards along a flight route or at a location that could affect the safety of the flight

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15. You need a license for the type of aircraft you pilot

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16. “Finally the Tower hands the airplane over to Clearance Delivery that gives route clearances to aircraft before they take off

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17. This is the route that the aircraft is expected to fly after departure

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18. “Missing? How can anyone lose an aircraft these days?” Andrew’s eyes came to life

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19. “They say that Subang Air Traffic Control lost contact with the aircraft at 01:22 MYT and notified Malaysia Airlines at 02:40 MYT

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20. Neither the crew nor the aircraft’s on board communication systems relayed a distress signal, indication of bad weather, or technical problems before the aircraft vanished from radar screens

21. Illegal oil was turning out to be as profitable as aircraft parts

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22. The aircraft was black, colorless, and blended into the backdrop of the

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23. Over the weeks the residents of Dort and other villages congregated at various halls and committee rooms, debating and arguing on the effects of aircraft noise and pollution, Fizzicist was for progress, everybody else was against

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24. Fizzicist then became chairman of the Dort Valley anti progress aircraft association

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25. The phrase was hardly out of his mouth before Sebastian charged him, grabbing the front of his shirt and slamming him into the thin aircraft wall

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26. Trains and aircraft crashed, ships

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27. it was built in the nineteenth century, skyscrapers and aircraft hadn't existed

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28. in a similar way to the approaching aircraft, but in time rather than space - the canals, electricity, railways, roads, television, mobile phones, the

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29. ) With respect, however, to the attacks by radical Muslims on the Twin Trade Towers and the Pentagon on September 11, 2001, America had done nothing that would justify terrorists to come here and use commercial aircraft as guided missiles to kill 3,000 innocent Americans

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30. Why? Well, in the summer of 1968 while making a Mediterranean cruise, the Aircraft Carrier Independence, to which I was 69

31. I hereby confess to being a retired United States Navy Chief Petty Officer, my last ship having been the nuclear-powered aircraft carrier U

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32. Having served on six aircraft carriers, I can personally attest to this

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33. They were free of anything now including gravity, since the aircraft had climbed sufficiently to reach (apparent) orbital distance

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34. * The “three fighter pilots” comment refers to an article that the South African Air Force (because of budget cuts and a failed employment discrimination policy—no whites allowed) now has almost no pilots and very few operational aircraft

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35. We had to guard all the aircraft, gates, motor patrols, and anything else pertaining to the aircraft security

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36. This was all behind the fence that had been erected to separate the main base from the aircraft and flight lines

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37. Plus the aircraft was red lined and could not be flown

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38. He came back the next day and told me to take any of the modifications out of the aircraft immediately, which I did

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39. They did not have any personnel capable of performing the tests that had to be checked for the acceptance check each aircraft had to pass prior to the aircraft being given the O

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40. After I had all the aircraft in my squadron flying really good, the commanding officer of my squadron asked me to go to Naha, Okinawa to instruct the flight control mechanics how to use the flight control test equipment

41. The 329th had F-106 aircraft which were almost the same as the F-102 except they were faster with more sophisticated radars and flight control systems

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42. It was not hard to learn the new aircraft

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43. She stood on the concrete circle, rubbing her arm where Frank Booker had kicked her, sobbing quietly until the aircraft was just a small black dot in the sky

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44. The assets you see like aircraft or ships are all leased thus transferring the risk from the operating company to the asset owners

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45. Rising vertically, the machine hovered, the pilot battling to keep the aircraft steady in the gusting wind

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46. As the wind buffeted the aircraft and the rain lashed it with a growing intensity, Gonzalez stared out at the dark clouds, fingers restlessly caressing the firearm strapped to his side, vivid images playing across the lids of his closed eyes as he relived his tours in Afghanistan

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47. A few minutes later the aircraft began to spiral downwards in a series of disjointed movements, as though the pilot had lost control

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48. Walking through the flames of the wrecked aircraft was a burning man

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49. Admiral Purser reported that the navy had shot down a suspect helicopter thought to contain a group of terrorists, which supported Holland’s argument, but unfortunately the aircraft had sunk with no survivors, so it couldn’t be verified

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50. Thus one group landed and went home and the other boarded and went to the bush with the same aircraft

51. This tactical radio control is not the same as the circling fixed wing aircraft used as a radio relay system which started earlier in the war and I think called "Telstar

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52. " It was also very possible that a slower propeller aircraft would accompany the helicopters during the fire forces attack to either mark the bombing spot for the fast jets (if needed and available) or give fire support on request

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53. The marking aircraft always attacked from the opposite side from where the fast jets (Hunters) would come in for the strike to divert attention away from the strike

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54. Both aircraft were Vickers Viscounts and had no chance whatsoever against Strela's with only civilians on board

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55. And then finally as other innocent civilian aircraft wondered what is taking place:

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56. I have a civilian aircraft coming in from the north to land in about one-zero minutes

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57. The shooting down of a civilian airliner is a nightmare scenario in the War on Terrorism and these weapons are certainly able to bring modern aircraft down

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58. Though equipped with the much larger C160 Transall and C130 Hercules transportation aircraft than Dakota's (DC3) the paratroopers did not jump even a fraction of what the Rhodesian paratroopers did and never did more than a few combat jumps during the entire war of which the Kasinga attack in 1978 was the largest

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59. He volunteered for the Israeli police in the forensic department and also participated in identifying victims of the downed El Al aircraft over Bulgaria in July 1955

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60. Reagan became so frustrated over their fate he was willing to trade over 800 US missiles plus aircraft fighter parts to Iran for these hostages

61. They thought aircraft flew on mere dash and courage

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62. “Are you absolutely satisfied that this aircraft is whole, and complete, and properly prepared, Robert?” I asked

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63. The airframe was covered in the finest Irish linen, and it was framed up with spruce spars, hickory and ash, braced with piano wire internally and braided aircraft cable externally

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64. Fewer aircraft would be lost in senseless accidents, and who knows what kind of combat record they might achieve

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65. Then they wouldn’t have to dive into the ground fire, especially if they were working with another aircraft

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66. ’ It’s about killing enemy aircraft

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67. So were aircraft builders

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68. This was probably one good reason for the existence of the Royal Aircraft Factory

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69. There were a number of aircraft sitting at the east side of the house, and I could see barns and outbuildings on the other side of the giant clearing in the woods

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70. That mechanic couldn’t be trusted with real aircraft

71. Nothing but machine guns, and burning, spinning aircraft

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72. They had balloons, aircraft, spies, ground observers, linked by wire to headquarters

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73. The idea that aircraft, like cavalry, might be able to turn a flank, never occurred to them

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74. Aircraft don’t graze while waiting a reply and further directions

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75. The military mind is what limited aircraft in the first place

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76. They thought aircraft were useless

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77. The Chinese may simply ask to send their troops through Soviet territory, be ferried by Soviet ships, have Soviet aircraft fight UN forces, or some combination

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78. Some ‘poof,’ named Parnall at the Royal Aircraft Testing Establishment came up with the idea

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79. “We have to feed the aircraft, our motor transport, whenever it gets here, and the train, and the men…”

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80. “Can you land an aircraft in that field?” I called

81. All up and down the hangar line, men were busy with aircraft up on sawhorses

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82. A dozen aircraft were in various stages of preparation

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83. More machine guns, and more tracers from an aircraft I was unable to pick out against the lowering sky

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84. Aircraft still came off the assembly line under the trees

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85. Hopefully, we would have an edge on the enemy aircraft

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86. Blinking back the tears, she watched the aircraft turn back, just a couple of metres off the sea now, twisting sideways so the pilot could see them

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87. “Now this little gadget here,” I noted, pulling a spare one out of a box; “Is mounted in your two aircraft

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88. “Get down in the bottom of the boat,” he yelled as the aircraft headed their way again

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89. The blast from the propeller hits the aircraft in a helical motion, and most of our aircraft still didn’t have trim tabs or any such consideration

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90. Now came the awesome thunder of twenty-four aircraft engines, all running full-out for brief spattering seconds as they checked their revs, the thrust, the magnetos, and then the intermittent blast and roar when they took off in twos

91. In the iffy spring weather, there was a tendency for the aircraft to run fine up to five or ten thousand feet, then for some reason; above that they would bog out

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92. There is indicated altitude, the uncorrected height in feet as read by the pilot directly from the dial; then there is actual altitude, or elevation of the terrain expressed in feet above sea level, then true altitude, this is actual height of the aircraft above sea level; then there is absolute altitude, which is the actual height of the aircraft above the terrain, you get that by subtracting elevation from true altitude

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93. An aircraft up close and personal can be a daunting thing

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94. A few minutes later as Stuart entered his tent, he heard from far off the beat of an aircraft engine

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95. There silhouetted against the dusky West was the military Raptor unmanned aircraft hovering over the path

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96. We planned on using every aircraft at our disposal, and while we had some pilots who would have to sit this one out due to inexperience, it was meant as a massive insult to the Baron

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97. Think about it: your government spends billions of dollars in its ‘War on Drugs’ and the only visible results are that the street prices have risen higher than an equivalent amount of gold, the world’s most sinister people have rapidly become its wealthiest (easily affording sophisticated aircraft, electronics and weapons that most governments cannot) and addicts, even of moderate income, are unable to afford their habit without resorting to crime

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