Aviators and Ships

Aviators

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Ships and aviators are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Ships" instead a noun "Aviators".

Ships

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Aviators and ships are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Aviators" instead a noun "Ships".

Both words in one sentence

  • Both ships were officially classified as Miscellaneous Auxiliaries rather than Aircraft Carriers, and used to train Naval Aviators in carrier operations on Lake Michigan during World War II, due to a critical shortage of CVs needed in combat.
  • Hoping to buy time for their ships to escape, the aviators attacked the battleships and heavy cruisers with rockets, fragmentary bombs, and machine guns, before making aggressive unarmed passes once they had run out of ammo, in order to distract and frazzle the Japanese crews.
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