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1 formation
строй, боевой [походный] порядок, построение; ( войсковое) соединение; формирование; мор. ордер; строй; см. тж. order; unitechelon left (right) formation — боевой порядок уступом влево [вправо]; ав. строй [боевой порядок] «левый [правый] пеленг»
— linear battle formation— staggered line formation* * *1) порядок; 2) соединения войск -
2 formation
образование; построение; строй, боевой порядок ( самолётов): Бр. войсковое соединение7-jet cross formation — строй «крест» семёрки реактивных самолётов
7-jet rhombus formation — строй «ромб» семёрки реактивных самолётов
9-jet diamond formation — строй «ромб» девятки реактивных самолётов
break away from the formation — отходить [отваливать] от боевого порядка [строя]
close left echelon formation — сомкнутый строй (самолётов) «пеленг» уступом влево
close right echelon formation — сомкнутый строй (самолётов) «пеленг» уступом вправо
join up the formation — пристраиваться к боевому порядку, присоединяться к строю (ЛА)
leave the formation — отходить [отваливать] от боевого порядка [строя]
peel off the formation — отходить [отваливать] от боевого порядка [строя]
V of V formation — строй (самолётов) «клин из клиньев» (строй «клин» из звеньев в строю «клин»)
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