airwoman in Hindi
airwoman <N.>
- वायुसैनिक{स्त्री.}जो अफसर पद से नीचे हो "She is working as an airwoman. "
Sentence patterns related to "airwoman"
1. 2 synonyms for Aviatrix: airwoman, aviatress
2. I expect every sailor, soldier, airman and airwoman to recognize their role as a potential CF recruiter.
3. But it's not guaranteed that every soldier, sailor, airman or airwoman in our organization will get that opportunity.
4. Voices were demanding that one must be a soldier, sailor or airman/airwoman first and a technician/specialist second.
5. An RCAF airwoman works at the plotting board in an unidentified headquarters operations room during the Second World War.
6. I would encourage every sailor and airman and airwoman to attend a memorial service, if one is being held in your community.
7. All soldiers, sailors, airmen and airwoman, regardless of location or rank, have a responsibility to maintain a healthy lifestyle as a requirement of service.
8. Airwoman 1st Class Jean Suey Zee Lee was the only Chinese Canadian woman to serve in the RCAF (Women’s Division) during the Second World War.
9. Sending postcards by regular mail, addressed to "Any" soldier, sailor, airman/airwoman, or service member is another way for Canadians to send greetings.
10. The first one was the interest of the hierarchy or the leadership in the personal problems and assistance to the individual soldier, sailor, and airwoman or airman.
11. Administrative actions shall be taken in all instances where an officer, warrant officer, soldier, sailor, airman or airwoman fails to maintain an acceptable standard of conduct or performance.
12. To properly employ a sailor, soldier, airman or airwoman and ensure the conditions for his/her successful treatment and return to full duty, your CO requires insight on MEL and prognosis.
13. Detention has traditionally been considered to be a disciplinary form of punishment that emphasizes the objective of returning a member to military service as an effective soldier, sailor, airman or airwoman.
14. Young soldiers, sailors, airmen and airwoman to whom we owe so much. Today, in Afghanistan, Canadians are defending Canadian security from a different kind of threat than that faced by soldiers in 1914.
15. I expect every sailor, soldier, airman and airwoman to recognize their role as a potential CF recruiter, effectively spreading the load from the shoulders of recruiting centre personnel to the shoulders of all Regular and Reserve personnel.
16. Patrick Gagnon, Senior Manager Human Performance, says the tests, standards and programs will ensure every soldier, sailor, airman and airwoman will be able to perform a "common denominator" of tasks unique to their environment.
17. "I expect every sailor, soldier, airman and airwoman to recognize their role as a potential CF recruiter, effectively spreading the load from the shoulders of recruiting centre personnel to the shoulders of all Regular and Reserve personnel," said Gen Hillier.
18. The punishment of detention seeks to re-instill in service detainees the habit of obedience in a structured, military setting, through a regime of training that emphasizes the institutional values and skills that distinguish the sailor, soldier, airman or airwoman from other members of society.
19. "In short, we have all the right things in place to set conditions for success of the mission and while they are executing that mission, to reduce the risk to each individual soldier, sailor, airman or airwoman wearing our nation’s uniform while they do their work."
20. If you are not a good man or a good woman, with the values we as Canadians hold dear of loyalty and integrity and of all those things that we have tucked in our hearts, you’re not going to be a good soldier, sailor, airman or airwoman and we don’t want you in the CF.
21. He also mentioned he could not have done such a feat if it wasn’t for the encouragement and support he received from his family through the last decade. Established in 1973, the Airman of the Year award recognizes one airman or airwoman above all others for individual achievement that exemplifies "the best" of Canada’s Air Force.
22. I expect every sailor, soldier, airman and airwoman to recognize their role as a potential CF recruiter..." —General Rick Hillier, Chief of the Defence Staff Op CONNECTION From the Assistant Deputy Minister (Human Resources – Military) [ADM(HR-Mil)] Canadians are (justifiably) proud of their Canadian Forces (CF), and that pride is front and center at every public event and ceremony you’re involved with.
23. All of us know that the basis for a good soldier, a good sailor or a good airman or airwoman is, first of all, a good man or a good woman, with the values that you as parents, spouses, brothers and sisters and other family members have embedded in each of those who will become our newest members of the Canadian Forces here today."
24. To ensure they are up to the task, eight med techs are undergoing a new type of training during the early days of Operation PODIUM to ensure they are skilled, capable and responsive should they be called upon to help save the life of a CF soldier, seaman, airman or airwoman or a member of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) by combining their medical knowledge and skill with the transportation capability of the CH-146 Griffon helicopter.
25. in which they are being executed. the framework depicts the hierarchical structure of CF physical fitness requirements. the foundation of the framework is the minimal physical fitness standard required for all cf personnel and is based on tasks that every sailor, soldier, airman and airwoman should be able complete if required. as those tasks are logistically difficult to administer to the entire CF population, a predictive test, the CF expres is utilized as the basic physical fitness evaluation.