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squadron

noun as in military unit

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One afternoon in January 1956, after an uneventful practice flight in his F.84F Thunderstreak, Powers was surprised to see his name on a list stuck to the squadron bulletin board.

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The carrier strike group will join eight warships already deployed to the region, as well as a squadron of F-35Bs in Puerto Rico, special operations forces and other military hardware.

Huncho 0tf replied: "Tell your superiors I can get any type of information not only in my squadron but I have mates in the SAS."

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Professionals don’t bring squadrons to chase after tamale ladies or day laborers, or stage flashy raids of apartments and parks that accomplish little else than footage for propaganda videos.

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"It's a strain. It's hard. It's obviously the biggest violence you can give to a pilot," said Dutch squadron commander Bram Versteeg.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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