23:43 Jul 25, 2000 |
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na | 3. bombing squadron |
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3. bombing squadron Explanation: All weather fighting in the airplane vautour II n , normandie & lorraine squadrons see also: http://pilotlist.decollage.org/dico/index.htm (it is huge and takes some time to load) http://www.cnes.fr/Commun.sav/glossaire.html hope this helps. Reference: http://homer.span.ch/~spaw2879/glossaire.html Reference: http://www.aviation.nmstc.ca/exhibits/silverdart/glossf.htm |
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>> answers below << Explanation: 1) chasse tout temps sur avion VAUTOUR II N, escadrons "Normandie Niemen" et "Lorraine" = All-weather fighter pilot in the Vautour II N (fighter) plane, with the Normandie Niemen and Lorraine squadrons 2) Missions de penetration du nuage atomique = Atomic-cloud penetration missions 3) escadron de bombardement = Bomber squadron 4) Commandant de bord et chef du dispositif d'alerte = Flight captain and keeper of the warning device |
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