escadrille (Meaning)

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escadrille (n)

a small squadron

an air force squadron typically containing six airplanes (as in France during World War I)

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The French Air Force escadrille conducted a daring raid on the enemy base, successfully destroying key targets.
The escadrille of fighter planes soared through the skies, engaging in aerial combat with the enemy aircraft.
The commander of the escadrille gave the order to attack, and the pilots responded with precision and determination.
The enemy escadrille was caught off guard by the sudden assault, and their formation was quickly broken up.
The escadrille of bombers flew in formation, dropping their payload of bombs on the designated targets with devastating accuracy.
The escadrille of reconnaissance aircraft scouted ahead, providing valuable intelligence to the main force.
The escadrille of transport planes delivered vital supplies to the frontline troops, ensuring their continued fighting ability.
The escadrille of medical evacuation aircraft quickly transported wounded soldiers to safety, providing them with immediate care.
The escadrille of search and rescue aircraft conducted daring missions to locate and extract downed pilots from enemy territory.
The escadrille of firefighting aircraft made multiple sorties to extinguish the raging wildfires, preventing further damage and saving lives.

a small squadron, an air force squadron typically containing six airplanes (as in France during World War I)

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

The French Air Force escadrille conducted a daring raid on the enemy base, successfully destroying key targets.

The escadrille of fighter planes soared through the skies, engaging in aerial combat with the enemy aircraft.

The commander of the escadrille gave the order to attack, and the pilots responded with precision and determination.

The enemy escadrille was caught off guard by the sudden assault, and their formation was quickly broken up.