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Iraq has no fighter aircraft and no air-control system.
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This will require putting tactical air-control parties on the ground to advise the rebel forces and control air strikes.
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Before Iraq can be treated as an independent and self-sufficient nation again, basic things, like an air-control system as Mr. Boot mentions, must be established.
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Entergy spokesman Jim Steets said Sunday his company believed pressure could be relieved on the containment system by air-control valves that didn't run on electricity.
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National governments around Europe say the efficiency and fees of their air-control agencies are based on maintaining safety.
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The government also will require medical examinations for air controllers who called in sick en masse and left air-control facilities unstaffed Friday afternoon.
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Great Falls had nineteen C-54s, each loaded with ten tons of sandbags, and an exact duplicate of the main landing strip at Tempelhof and the same air-control equipment that was being used in Germany.
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And where you fly also has an even greater impact on air safety, since some countries have stricter regulations, more sophisticated aviation infrastructure, and better air-control systems than others.
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The American air-control team kept busy directing fire on this "target-rich" shooting and bombing gallery.
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Kenneth Wells, who heads the Marine Corps air-control group at the Mogadishu airport, "but rather a way of characterizing your enemy and putting him in a general category."
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