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In telecommunications, a pilot is a signal, usually a single frequency, transmitted over a communications system for supervisory, control, equalization, continuity, synchronization, or reference purposes.
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What was the purpose of a kamikaze pilot?
The primary target was always the oppnents aircraft carriers.
Can air force pilots serve on aircraft carriers?
It is possible if a Air Force pilot is attached to a naval unit for some reason, but highly unlikely. The pilots that serve on aircraft carriers are Navy and Marine pilots.
How many sub channels does OFDM use for carrying data?
OFDM uses 48 subchannels for data and 4 are used as Pilot Carriers.
Was John McCain a good pilot?
Yes, John McCain was widely regarded as a skilled and capable pilot. He served as a Navy pilot, flying combat missions during the Vietnam War and demonstrating bravery and expertise in his actions. He was awarded multiple honors and accolades for his piloting skills, including the Silver Star.
Do you have to complete any kind of internship for pilot?
Sort of. Pilots train and become qualified for each level of this skilled trade. The internship at the large passenger carriers is called being a co pilot. The idea of unpaid intern ship can be equated to a junior pilot training beginning pilots to gain experience but not getting paid.
What effect did aircarft carriers have on world war 2?
Aircraft Carriers were the foundation of fighting in the oceans of the world and they were the reason the fighting between the US and the Japanese was so difficult. Both sides had carriers and great planes with good pilots. If it had not been for the carriers the war would not have been won by the Allied Forces. The Japanese could not keep building new ships and thousands of planes or train thousands of pilots because they lacked the metals, oil and other materials. The pilot training done by the Japanese took much longer than the US pilot training so the US could keep replacing pilots, unlike Japan.
What are kid carriers called?
Kid carriers are called Kid carriers.
Where does a Navy pilot work?
A Navy pilot is assigned to an Air Wing. Air Wings and their Squadrons are assigned to various Naval Air Stations throughout the United States. Squadrons and Detachments are sent to various overseas locations and to various ships. Fixed wings aircraft may be assigned to aircraft carriers for deployments. Heliocopter detachments can be on supply ships, carriers or even smaller ships for a deployment. After a deployment the detachment goes back to the shore location of their squadron and Air Wing.
What are flambeau carriers?
torche carriers
What are wave carriers?
Wave carriers are aircraft carriers that are being crushed by giant waves.
What is the name of the aircraft carrier in the 1957 movie starring John Wayne?
John Wayne starred in three movies in 1957:The Wings of Eagles - in which the sinking of the USS Hornet CV-8 is mention and Wayne's character Frank W. "Spig" Wead pushes for the development of smaller, faster, more manuverable carriers.Jet Pilot - Wayne portrays an Air Force pilot, so US Navy aircraft carriers are not discussed.Legend of the Lost - Joe January (Wayne) plays a treasure hunter in the Saharra, so again no carriers.
Do the Navy have Aircraft Carriers?
Yes, the navy do have Aircaft Carriers.
