These missions came in addition to the ongoing ferrying of life-sustaining supplies to West Berlin.

Inspired, the Royal Air Force commenced large-scale ferrying of aircraft.

These were broad powers, and working within them, the Ferrying Command eventually expanded far beyond the limits imagined by those responsible for its creation.

Also used by the United States Navy (Ferrying Service)

The goal of the blockade was to deny Germany access to maritime trade including war materials and to guarantee the undisturbed ferrying of British troops.

Construction of the base's facilities was authorized in August 1941, and the work proceeded through the fall under the supervision of Ferrying Command control officers.

Northwest Sector (re-designated 7th Ferrying Group)

The ATC Ferrying Division was responsible for the transfer of combat aircraft to overseas bases, and their replacement.

It was replaced by the AAC Ferrying Command Specialized Four Engine school.

This route was referred to by the American military as the "North Atlantic Ferrying" or "Staging Route."

Inactivated in October 1943 during realignment of Ferrying Command to Air Transport Command.

The wing was initially headquartered at Boeing Field, Washington as part of Ferrying Command, Northwest Sector.

The US Ferrying Division ruled that women should not be allowed to ferry military fighter planes any farther north than Great Falls, Montana.

Established in July 1941 as AAF Ferrying Command at Prestwick Airport (Scotland).

Presque Isle had been planned originally to serve as a transfer point at which Ferrying Command crews would turn over aircraft to the British for transoceanic delivery.

Unlike Elmendorf, Ladd Field came the jurisdiction of Ferrying Command, which was a part of the Lend-Lease Program.

With the realignment of Ferrying Command to Air Transport Command on 1 July 1942, plans were made by the Army to assume jurisdiction of the airport.

Through most of 1942, lend-lease planes, with few exceptions, were delivered from the airport over the South Atlantic Ferrying Route by civilian crews of PAAF.

Cochran was named Director of Women Pilots, and Nancy Love continued in the WASP as executive of the Ferrying Division of the Air Transport Command.

The school operated under the Army Air Corps Ferrying Command, which had been established in late May 1941 and charged with transporting aircraft overseas for delivery to the Royal Air Force.

The group was created in 1943 in a merger of Ms. Cochran's unit, the Women's Pilot Training Program, and the Women's Auxiliary Ferrying Squadron, led by Nancy Harkness Love.

When the ferrying group at Fairfax was eliminated, the Ferrying Division of ATC contemplated making that airfield the mid-continental focus of its Military Air Transport operations.

Technical Service Command also operated acceptance centers for newly-manufactured aircraft in Southern California, then ATC Ferrying Command transferred the new aircraft to various airfields or modification centers prior to deployment to operational units.

They then went to Dinjan Airfield, Assam, and with Col. Caleb V. Haynes, a bomber pilot, set up the Assam-Burma-China Ferrying Command, which was the origin of The Hump Airlift.

The base was informally known as East Base since the 7th Ferrying Group was stationed at Great Falls Municipal Airport on Gore Hill (known as Gore Field during its military use).

The only way to get here was by ferry or ground car.

I had time before we were to meet at the ferry.

The most common way to get across is by ferry.

And he would still be a long way from the ferry.

To get here with a car takes hours on a ferry.

Students had to use a ferry to get to school.

The ferry line had started service on 27 May 1901.

I came down to the ferry one day and was late.

In a little more than two hours, he had to board the ferry.

He was on the ferry, up front with the rest of us.

The police called the ferry and asked them to watch for a certain car.

The following is a great place to stay for the first night after you get off the ferry.

For the next three years he worked as part of his family's ferry company.

Ten minutes later he was on the level above the ferry road.

End of this period you'll see me on the ferry.

Until 1984, it was the site of a free ferry.

In May 2008 they decided to buy a new longer ferry.

The next year the ferry was moved a few miles down river.

Had this man been on the ferry last year too?

It was the one at the very front of the ferry.

He got me across the city to the ferry before they stopped the service.

The ferry comes and goes three or four times before there's room for you on board.

"Will you be kind enough to show me the way to the ferry?"

Oh, and watch out for ferry times- might be only every 2 weeks or so, especially that far east.

We are having the ferry company over to see how it works, but no decision has been made.

You just need to ferry the information from him to us.

If we went by night, he could ferry us one at a time without being seen.

But what is local if you have to ferry from one part of a district to another?

"They are getting ready to ferry people across the river."

Directly a man came and wanted me to ferry him over.

It took an hour to ferry everything into the apartment.

These services were used to ferry athletes and officials during the event.

Small vessels are also used to ferry people across the river to the other side.

These mainly serve to ferry students to and from school.

It was the man who had ferried me across the river.

At the same time as the opening of the bridge, changes were made to ferry services.

I just want it to ferry some children out of here."

Wouldn't have taken much to get us to ferry someone away from the site back then.

They may loop a certain distance out, for example to ferry us, but no further.

At the end of the war, it returned to ferry service on the Columbia.

Ferrying the kids around over the weekend or before school, I no longer even control the music in the car.

It may be used to ferry the disabled across the beach.

Some have told me we should ferry to Ireland instead of fly.

The rest were pulled from the water and ferried to safety.

"I'll need it anyway if I'm going to ferry your parents around."

Many of these had to be ferried over from Iran.

He was ferried down the river to his house in London.

The airport was used to ferry 25,628 people out of Darwin.

If so, we can ferry them up in the morning, weather permitting.

She ferried the troops across the river - by air!