13th tfsの例文

• The 13th TFS flew strike missions over North Vietnam, and its pilots were credited with two MiGs kills.
• In October 1967 the 44th TFS absorbed the mission and makeup of 13th TFS . The 13th was transferred to Udorn RTAFB to become an F-4D Phantom unit.
• By the spring of 1975, two operational squadrons remained, the 14th Tactical Reconnaissance Squadron ( RF-4C ) and the 13th TFS ( F-4D / E ).
• The Wild Weasel III used similar avionics to the Wild Weasel I F-100s . and they began arriving in Southeast Asia in May, flying their first mission on 6 June 1966, with five assigned to the 13th TFS at Korat RTAFB and six more to the 354th TFS at Takhli RTAFB.
• The 80th TFS scored one air-to-air victory by an F-105 pilot, but an assigned officer detached at the time to the 13th TFS in Thailand, Captain Jeffrey Feinstein, was credited with five victories and ace status as an F-4 weapons system officer in 1972.
• A competition to become the Air Force's first Vietnam ace developed between Ritchie and Capt . Jeffrey S . Feinstein of another of the 432nd's squadrons, the 13th TFS, who scored his 3rd and 4th kills on July 18 and July 29 . Each had a claim denied by Seventh Air Force's Enemy Aircraft Claims Evaluation Board, Ritchie and DeBellevue for a claim of a MiG-21 on June 13, and Feinstein for a claim June 9.
• A competition to become the Air Force's first Vietnam " ace " developed between Ritchie and Captain Jeffrey S . Feinstein, a WSO in another one of the 432nd's squadrons, the 13th TFS, who scored his 3rd and 4th kills on July 18 and July 29 . Each had a claim denied by Seventh Air Force's Enemy Aircraft Claims Evaluation Board, Ritchie and DeBellevue for a claim of a MiG-21 on June 13, and Feinstein for a claim June 9.