air liaison officer

An air liaison officer recommends to the commander in the rear the best way to use air support.

Like, for example, that you've been made the air liaison officer for the second brigade."

Frankly, it was after you made your mistakes that I decided to recommend you as an air liaison officer.

It can also include an Air Liaison Officer, who works primarily in an advisor capacity.

I don't know if you knew, but the air liaison officer of one of the cav's brigades was killed a few days ago."

Also, call the division TACP and let the air liaison officer know what's going on."

For the 30-year-old air liaison officer with the British force in the Croatian port of Split has introduced a novel way to get around.

Each Panzer and Motorised division, now had air liaison officers attached to them to allow for effective air support.

The air liaison officer (ALO) was born.

The first of the twenty-two Air Liaison Officers Team was sent to the United Nations Command in 1971.

The air liaison officer is the chief FAC for the unit and may have up to six other FACs under him.

Few military commanders found themselves in the situation of the air liaison officer and his TACP in South Vietnam.

Menzies persuaded him to remain and take on the role of Australian Air Liaison Officer to Canada, based in Ottawa.

Remaining in England, he was appointed Australian Air Liaison Officer to the Air Ministry in 1929.

In 1975, he became an air liaison officer with the 1st Battalion, 2nd Marines, stationed with the Sixth Fleet in the Mediterranean.

Inter service communication was facilitated by Fliegerverbindungsoffizier (air liaison officers or Flivos), specially trained air force officers attached to ground units.

As a result, he was appointed Air Liaison Officer to the Air Ministry in London, with promotion to the substantive rank of squadron leader.

The depended on the Luftwaffe's Air Liaison Officer (Fliegerverbindungsstaffeln or Flivo) for fighter or bomber support.

The APL was a brigade-equivalent force with its own air supply and air liaison officers and the Senior Arab Officer.

Goble also served as Air Liaison Officer with the Australian High Commission in London from May 1926 to September 1927.

Air Liaison Officers can obtain JTAC status by attending a four-week joint terminal attack controller qualification course, but are not required to do so.

After being wounded he became Air Liaison Officer, North West Europe in December 1944 with the rank of major and was awarded the M.B.E.

While serving as Forward Air Controllers and/or Air Liaison Officers, they used the radio net under various call signs, most of which were names of serpents.

He retired, involuntarily, from the RAF in July 1943 and spent the rest of the war as a Civil Defence Regional Air Liaison Officer.

On 4 March 1941 he was promoted to Flight Lieutenant and was Air Liaison officer on General Bernard Montgomery's general staff.