flight sergeant

On 1 January 1945, he was promoted to flight sergeant.

It was the flight sergeant again, beaming all over his face.

It is senior to corporal and junior to flight sergeant.

He waited, then passed the handset to the flight sergeant.

"Wed better tailor this down for you," the flight sergeant had said.

"We've done our best, sir," a flight sergeant said to Cox.

The Flight Sergeant stared at him as though he smelled.

Make no mistake about it, these old flight sergeants are the backbone of this game.

With nasty little flight sergeants coming the old acid all the time."

"I'll square it with the flight sergeant," he called.

A short flight sergeant came out of the flight hut like a jack in the box.

Christ," the Flight Sergeant said to the open door of the sick bay. "

Flight Sergeants in ground trades wear only a crown above the three chevrons.

The rank of flight sergeant is now obsolete with the responsibilities given to junior warrant officers.

However, a Chief may also be a Flight Sergeant.

The flight sergeant started to write that down, too, then looked up sharply at Goldfarb.

"You come with me," the flight sergeant told Goldfarb, rising from his desk.

"The wheels won't retract, sir," the flight sergeant told him.

Stop picking your nose and get out of the way," the Flight Sergeant snapped.

And a Flight Sergeant is the man who pushes the sergeant around.

Flight Sergeant, get on the telephone to London.

The flight sergeant bridled, wondering whether to pull his rank on the corporal, then thought better of it.

If the unit is large enough, each flight of cadets may have a Flight Sergeant.

Flight Sergeant Thompson began to recover from his injuries in hospital but died of pneumonia three weeks later.

Through late 1941 and early 1942, Barron was quickly promoted to flight sergeant and then pilot officer.