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How many fighters in a squadron?
The number of fighters in a squadron can vary depending on the country and the specific branch of the military. Generally, a typical fighter squadron consists of around 12 to 24 aircraft. For example, in the U.S. Air Force, a standard fighter squadron usually has about 18 aircraft. However, this number can change based on operational needs and mission requirements.
Is the movie Blow based on a true story?
It is "loosely inspired" by the 2000 crash of Alaskan Airline Flight 261 in which pilots tried to recover from a catastrophic loss of control by flying the aircraft upside down. That crash, however, had no survivors
What movie based on a true story was about a young girl who ended up being held hostage in a basement by either a neighborhood mom or maybe her foster mom where she was abused by multiple other kids?
I think you are referring to the movie An American Crime(2007), which is indeed based on a true story. Catherine Keener plays the deranged foster mom, Gertrude Baniszewski, and Ellen Page plays the young girl.See the Related Link below for more information about the film.
What parameters can the Global positioning system provide inside the aircraft from the following heading or altitude or distance or position or vertical airspeed or airspeed or direction or waypoints?
Assuming that there is a ":" after following - ie the list to choose from is: Heading - No because this will be the direction that the aircraft is pointing but the track it is actually flying may be different due to wind. Altitude - Yes, but is probably not as accurate as the aircraft's own Baro Alt Distance - From what? - From the last waypoint or waypoints yes. Position - Yes Lat/Long, OSGB or UTM (or whatever datums the GPS is capable of working in or converting to). Vertical Airspeed - Probably if it can calculate based on Altitude and Distance Direction - Yes. This is the track that the Aircraft is moving along. Waypoints - These aren't provided by GPS as such but can be set up by the Pilot as specific positions.
What were the real names of the hostages in dog day afternoon?
In "Dog Day Afternoon," the real names of the hostages were Elizabeth Eden and her partner, who was named in the film as "Carmen." Elizabeth Eden was actually known as "John Wojtowicz," who was involved in the attempted bank robbery that the film is based on. The film portrays the events surrounding the robbery and the subsequent hostage situation that unfolded in 1972.
Where were Ghana based?
Uganda be kidding me
The economies of Uganda Rwanda and Burundi are based on?
agriculture
When did Tiger Aircraft an American aircraft manufacturer based in Martinsburg West Virginia go out of business?
Tiger Aircraft, the American aircraft manufacturer once based in Martinsburg West Virginia went out of business in 2006 due to bankruptcy.
When was Tiger Aircraft an American aircraft manufacturer based in Martinsburg West Virginia created?
Tiger Aircraft was created in 1999.
Who invented the virtual keyboard?
Team Of Researcher From the Israeli-based Company KVB
Who is the creator of the Blackhawk helicopter?
The creator is Sikorsky Aircraft Corporation, an American aircraft manufacturer based in Stratford, Connecticut.
What were the units and the numbers of aircraft within the units that were land based and sea plane based that were available for the Coral Sea Campaign as of May 1 1942?
USS Lexington CV-2 70 aircraft USS Yorktown CV-5 71 aircraft _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ HIJMS Shokaku 62 aircraft HIJMS Zuikaku 63 aircraft Richard V. Horrell WW 2 Connections.com
Was the Battle of Midway fought on land or sea?
The Battle of Midway was fought entirely at sea by aircraft from Japan's aircraft carrier forces, the United States Navy aircraft carrier forces, and land-based aircraft from Midway.
What US state produces the most aircraft?
The Boeing corporation, the worlds largest aircraft company by revenue, is based in Chicago Illinois.
Where might a person buy aircraft?
The Aircraft Shopper Online Store is a great resource for aircraft buying and selling. It is a very reputable company based out of Tinton Falls, New Jersey.
To what extent is Israeli law based on religion?
"To what extent is Israeli law based on religion?" The Israeli legal system consists of Secular courts and Religious courts. In a general sense, Israeli law is based on the Jewish religion as far as basic, core beliefs having to do with societal values, as 'Western' democratic governments tend to be (think in terms of, "thou shalt not murder"). For instance, the Israel Defense Force's code of ethics consists of a lot of Jewish influences and values (not necessarily law). Specifically, Jewish law plays out within Israeli law in issues of marriage, divorce and conversion. However, on the whole Israeli law is based on British Mandate law (and in land ownership matter sometimes on Ottoman law) and often the courts try and change religious law. This causes a lot of tension between the secular and religious citizens; the latter believing that religious law cannot be changed by humans.
What has the author Elissa Williams written?
Elissa Williams has written: 'UCOTA - the Uganda Community Tourism Association: a comparison with NACOBTA' -- subject(s): Namibia Community-based Tourism Association, Uganda Community Tourism Association
