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Who is J. Bombardier?
The member of a combat aircraft crew who operates the bombsight and drops the bombs
What was the training for the crew of the enola gay?
The Enola Gay crew (Hiroshima) and the Bock's Car crew (Nagasaki) were members of the 509th Composite Group, a unit specially trained for the atomic bombing missions. Hand-picked from the best aircrews being trained in the US in the mid-war period, the 509th crews underwent rigorous training.To accustom themselves to delivering the bulky atomic weapons of the era, they dropped concrete "pumpkin" practice bombs modeled after the actual bombs. Crews flew dozens of training missions in the US desert and in the Pacific theater practicing such drops.
Where can you find the crew members names of both planes that dropped the atomic bombs on Japan?
wikipedia is a good source
Why did the crew drop ropes from the aircraft when it was landing?
The crew dropped ropes from the aircraft when it was landing because they were doing a routine landing.
What is a flight engineer?
In aviation, a flight engineer is a member of the aircrew of an aircraft who is responsible for checking the aircraft before and after each flight, and for monitoring and operating aircraft systems during flight. The flight engineer usually has a background in aircraft maintenance and may reasonably be described as the "technical expert" member of the operating crew.
What is the ecp's last layer of defense?
The last layer of defense in the ECP (Emirates Cabin Crew) is the ability to physically restrain a disruptive passenger if necessary. Crew members are trained in techniques to handle unruly situations and ensure the safety of all passengers onboard the aircraft.
When cabin crew must evacuate without crew commands?
Cabin crew must evacuate without crew commands in situations where immediate action is necessary to ensure passenger safety, such as in the event of a fire or significant structural failure of the aircraft. If the crew perceives an imminent threat that could compromise their own safety or that of the passengers, they are trained to make quick decisions to facilitate an orderly evacuation. In these scenarios, the crew will prioritize guiding passengers to exits and ensuring everyone exits the aircraft safely. Their training equips them to take decisive action even without explicit commands from the flight deck.
What is a cabin of an aircraft?
The cabin is the enclosed space inside the aircraft where the passengers and flight crew ride.
How many crew on an aircraft carrier in 2010?
2500
How many staff can be on a navy ship?
The crew of a ship depends on its size and mission. While a small gunboat may have a crew of a dozen, an aircraft carrier with its full compliment of aircraft will have several thousand crew members aboard.
People working in ship or aircraft are called?
They are called 'crew'
Did any of the crew of the atomic bombing of Nagasaki commit suicide?
No.
