Some articles on army, army aviation company, company, aviation:
... The Bolivian Army has six military regions (regiones militares—RMs) covering the various Departments of Bolivia RM 1, La Paz, most of La Paz Department,1.Division army,BPM-271 C ... batt),army aviation company 291 C.L.Cordoba,mili ... hospital no1,mili.police school,riding school,engineers school,army military academy CNL G.Villaroel,intelligence school MCAL Sucre,school communications ...
... apparatus from his father's automatic piano and organ factory (of the Link Piano and Organ Company) to produce an advertising plane ... Finally, in 1934, the United States Army Air Corps bought six ... whom he had married in 1931, Edwin Link managed the very successful Link Aviation, Inc ...
... Naval aviation is the application of manned military air power by navies, including ships that embark fixed-wing aircraft or helicopters ... In contrast, maritime aviation is the operation of aircraft in a maritime role under the command of non-naval forces such as the former RAF Coastal Command or a nation's coast guard ... naval aviation ...
... In addition, there are environmental impacts specific to aviation Aircraft operating at high altitudes near the tropopause (mainly large jet airliners) emit ...
... The Bolivian Army has six military regions (regiones militares—RMs) covering the various Departments of Bolivia RM 1, La Paz, most of La Paz Department, 1.Division army,BPM-271 C.L.Savedra (batt.MP ... batt), army aviation company 291 C.L.Córdoba, mili ... school, riding school, engineers school, army military academy CNL G.Villaroel, intelligence school MCAL Sucre, school communications ...
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