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“Air Force and Navy set up an office to develop complementary tactics and weaponry for what they are calling air-sea battle.”
“In the summer, the air-sea temperature difference has also been increasing, and with it the occurrence of sea fog, driven inland by the prevailing wind.”
“Even the "fishermen of Corinth" become an air-sea rescue team descending from the heavens.”
The Guardian: The Comedy of Errors, Olivier, London | Theatre review
“Since then William has embarked on the standard military training of a royal prince, in all three services: Sandhurst and a commission in the posh Blues and Royals Household Cavalry regiment for the army; time with the Navy on HMS Iron Duke, chasing drug smugglers in the Caribbean; and then pilot training with the RAF and most recently with the helicopter air-sea rescue service off Anglesey.”
The Guardian: Prince William: how he has coped with a life in the spotlight
“Instead of which, those who have met him speak privately, as well as publicly, of a decent young man, approachable, genial and serious-minded, able to make conversation and not be stilted about it, committed both to the charities in which he is interested and to his nascent career as an air-sea rescue helicopter pilot, a genuinely useful job.”
The Guardian: Prince William: how he has coped with a life in the spotlight
“Erin Nolan, the first female NYPD pilot qualified to command one of its larger Bell 412 air-sea rescue helicopters, I was relieved to learn that my photographer would be”
The Wall Street Journal: Up in the Air With One of the Finest's Finest
“University of Miami oceanographer Hans Graber - an expert in "surface wave dynamics, microwave remote sensing of ocean processes, air-sea interaction and boundary-layer dynamics" - thinks he knows why people have such a connection to Overton and other experts on TV: Science may be the only thing the public trusts.”
The Huffington Post: Gulf Oil Spill: Scientists Are The New Celebrities
“His navigator calculated that they would fall at least fifty miles short, and there was no air-sea rescue plane owing to confusion in communications with Guam.”
“Iwo Jima was crammed with airplanes: two Army night fighter squadrons, Navy and Marine strike aircraft, and air-sea rescue planes.”
“By mid-August the Pacific command had fourteen submarines, twenty-one flying boats, nine super-dumbo aircraft, and five ships deployed for air-sea rescue.”
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