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How long did it take to train piolets in the battle of Britain?
During the Battle of Britain, which lasted from July to October 1940, the training of pilots varied significantly based on their prior experience. Generally, new pilots underwent a basic training period of about 12 weeks before being considered operational, but those with previous flying experience could be integrated more quickly. The urgency of the battle led to accelerated training programs to rapidly increase the number of available pilots to meet the demands of combat.
Where did the first kamikaze attack take place?
The first Kamikaze attacks were employed at the Battle for Leyte Gulf. It should be noted that this was the first time that planned suicide attacks had been made against US shipping. Individual pilots prior to this time may have employed this tactic.
How many federal forts did the Confederates seize prior to Fort Sumter?
Prior to the battle for Fort Sumter in April of 1861, the Confederacy has take over sixteen federal forts. In each case, the Union commanders surrendered and no shots were fired.
Why did the women take the lead with the boycotts against England prior to war?
They made clothing for men so that they didn't had to buy it from England
What is the age cutoff to join the National Guard after a break in prior service?
42 is the current cutoff for enlistment in the Army as an entry level trainee, IIRC. Take 42, add the number of years prior service you have, and that should indicate the max age you'd be eligible for reentry.
What is a pilots job?
a pilots job is to fly a plane and take us fron places to places.
What do pilots take advantage of?
Pilots often take advantage of jet streams. If going in the same direction, jet stream can add up to 200mph to their ground speed.
What do pilots often take advantage of?
Pilots often take advantage of jet streams. If going in the same direction, jet stream can add up to 200mph to their ground speed.
How do you trade-mark an acronym?
Take it to a patent office.
What does the acronym mocse mean?
The acronym mocse means one needs the take responsibilities for their actions and know what the consequences will be. Many people don't take responsibilities for their actions.
What does TTTTDN stand for?
TTTT is an acronym for "These things take time". DN can be an acronym for a large amount of things so it is uncertain.
How long did it take to train piolets in the battle of Britain?
During the Battle of Britain, which lasted from July to October 1940, the training of pilots varied significantly based on their prior experience. Generally, new pilots underwent a basic training period of about 12 weeks before being considered operational, but those with previous flying experience could be integrated more quickly. The urgency of the battle led to accelerated training programs to rapidly increase the number of available pilots to meet the demands of combat.
Is BTW an acronym or abbreviation?
BTW (by the way) is an acronym. Anytime you take just the initials of a phrase and use those as capital letters, that is an acronym (literally meaning "high name" because capitol letters are higher).
How pilots does it take to fly a B737?
it takes three people to fly a b737
When do most accidents occur for pilots?
Most accidents occur on take-off.
Does Singapore airline take women pilots?
yes coll av[dspghov
When asked to take pills prior to eating --is that before or after?
prior means before
