airlift造句

The army airlift diverted the masses to avoid the flood.

Expeditionary war needs airlift, sealift, jets, helicopters, drones and other “enablers” like field hospitals.

The story of the Berlin airlift in 1948-49 has all that and more.

An airlift was organized immediately for the relief of the flood victims.

Telexstarred in the huge logistics effort for the airlift that supplied West Berlin during the Soviet blockade of 1948.

The difference between that mode and a direct American military airlift was so esoteric as to seem academic.

The C-5M Super Galaxy is redefining strategic airlift and delivers unparalleled support to all U.S. armed forces.

A study by BMT Defence Services, a British firm, notes that electric armour, being lightweight, makes it easier to airlift vehicles.

Next week, we will deliver an airlift of some 40 tons of medicines, medical supplies and other relief materials to the people of Afghanistan.

China has initiated a major expansion of its strategic airlift and airborne tanker assets with an order for nearly 40 aircraft from Ilyushin.

Air Force will receive a boost to airlift capability in early 2008 with the delivery of Australia's third and fourth Boeing C-17A Globemaster III aircraft.

The government had to borrow helicopters from as far away as Brazil for a weeklong airlift of 3,900 tourists stranded in Aguas Calientes, the small riverside town at the foot of the ruins.

In the United States, it grew out of orphan-rescue missions in the wake of military conflicts, beginning with the airlift of German and Japanese orphans at the end of the Second World War.

A UNHCR charter plane carrying 120 tons of relief supplies for people fleeing the fighting landed in Pakistan earlier TuesdayThe UNHCR emergency airlift took off from Dubai early Tuesday morning.