irish air corps造句

• The Irish Air Corps was expected to continue to monitor the region.
• Fourteen also went to the Irish Air Corps and two to Portugal.
• Sergeant is also the second rank of non-commissioned officer in the Irish Air Corps.
• Irish Air Corps examples were received after the Dunkirk Evacuation.
• From 1942 onwards a total of twenty Hawker Hurricanes entered Irish Air Corps service.
• His Canadian-built aircraft was repaired, bought by the Irish Air Corps and flown until 1946.
• Four were built for the Irish Air Corps.
• The final scene where Stachel meets his fate was filmed at Baldonnel, the Irish Air Corps'main base.
• Tactical exercises regularly take place there, often involving MOWAG Armoured Personnel Carriers and Irish Air Corps helicopters.
• In 1984, he joined the Irish Air Corps at Casement Aerodrome, Baldonnel where he was in the 48th Apprentice Class.
• The Irish Air Corps are used for rescue and provide top cover for search and rescue over land or sea.
• They were withdrawn from service in 1998 and not replaced, leaving the Irish Air Corps without any jet combat aircraft.
• In 1947 12 Mk IIIs were stripped of their naval equipment by Supermarine and delivered to the Irish Air Corps.
• The eight Irish Vespas remained in service for several years, operating from the Irish Air Corps base at Baldonnel, near Dublin,
• It is the headquarters and the sole airfield of the Irish Air Corps, and is also used for other government purposes.
• The Irish Air Corps operated Seafires for a time after the war, despite having no naval air service nor aircraft carriers.
• The Irish Air Corps is the air component of the Defence Forces and operates sixteen fixed wing aircraft and eight helicopters.
• A triskelion shape is the basis for the roundel of the Irish Air Corps, and the logo for the Trisquel Linux distribution.
• Pilots from the Irish Air Corps helped recreate the live dog-fight scenes, supported by number of civilians, including Charles Boddington and Derek Piggott.
• The Irish Air Corps found the wreckage Friday near Omeath, which is near Ireland's coast about 45 miles ( 72 kms ) north of Dublin.