Aviators typically earn their wings after graduating from aviation training, as an emblem of their achievement and induction into the community of Naval aviators.
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Roka Square Aviators for $100 ($25 off): Use code FD19 at checkout for a pair of light sport aviators that won't slide off your sweaty dad's face.
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He sent condolences to the families of two naval aviators.
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Alas, a culture that venerates aviators is resistant to change.
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This set a new precedent for the return of aviators.
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Each of them wore a suit; one had Aviators on.
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Hopper wore a pair of aviators on his hairy wombat manface.
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And Breitling makes the best watches, especially for aviators and astronauts.
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Aviators, Wayfarers, some like, crazy circle ones...we've got you covered.
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In the early 1920s aviators would fly with little navigational aid.
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Those super-reflective aviators you own probably aren't going to work.
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He had set up a tour and gathered some lady aviators.
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We haven't seen the last of Gardner Minshew's aviators and jorts.
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Each wore aviators, leather jackets over black bodysuits and brightly colored tights.
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I put on gold Ray-Ban aviators and head out the door.
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That's almost impossible, but aviators are a must in any sunglasses collection.
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"Aviators are back, the need for speed," he recently told Access Hollywood.
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The Navy said the aviators participating in Saturday's flyover in Maynardville, Tenn.
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Aviators printed maps on them during the first and second world wars.
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Mr. Silver's line of aviators features lenses in light-sensitive brown glass.
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Spectacles made Snapchat more fun, but what happens when Instagram announces Instagram Aviators?
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Then he finally turned his chair around, aviators off, brown eyes on me.
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Now, you'll find everything from pastel purple rounded frames to sage green aviators.
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BIRDS were an inspiration for early aviators, but they are a pilot's nightmare.
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These watches are not just luxury items, but also serious tools for aviators.
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Yes, this was a tragedy, but it was triumphantly handled by professional aviators.
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Military.com: You use pseudonyms to discuss multiple aviators who acted atrociously towards you.
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He already sports an insouciant James Dean cool in mini aviators and denim.
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Military aviators were not eligible; the contest was open only to private fliers.
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They're comparable in quality to Randolph Engineering aviators that cost twice as much.
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Aviators tend to have both soft and hard angles in that teardrop shape.
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He topped the monochromatic look with a cream fedora and a pair of aviators.
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Both men were reportedly members of Quiet Birdmen, a secret club for male aviators.
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I slinked to class the following day with aviators and a baseball cap on.
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With fewer planes available, Davis said Marine aviators are receiving significantly less flight time.
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In the accompanying photo, she wears a pair of aviators and a fake mustache.
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Roka is known for their high-performance aviators, made for triathletes like Jesse Thomas.
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She shaded her eyes from the sun in a pair of Ray-Ban aviators.
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He added that the unnamed aviators would retain their wings and continue to serve.
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But the "code red" is just a warning to aviators flying by the island.
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"Aviators were more than mere mortals to us," Mr. Sutter recalled in his autobiography.
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Famous aviators including Charles A. Lindbergh and Amelia Earhart spent time at the airport.
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Mark Warner met with Navy officials in June regarding UFO sightings by Naval aviators.
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The aviators were out there, but they were smartly opting for more lucrative careers.
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" Top left: "I've been in some sort of aviators since I was a teenager.
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It&aposs only for the best of the best naval aviators in the country.
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Pete Mitchell, nicknamed Maverick, training other Top Gun naval aviators for a specialized mission.
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Rescue crews recovered both aviators from the water, the Navy said in a tweet.
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Reports have surfaced of customers saddled with troubles in newly purchased Explorers and Aviators.
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According to the US Navy, few aviators have made the "The Grand Club" (as the Tailhook Association, an independent, fraternal organization supporting sea-based aviation, has defined aviators who have completed 1,000 traps), fewer still, perhaps in the single digits have surpassed 1,200.
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Similar aeronautical drawings have become somewhat of a trend in recent years among military aviators.
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Pilots from the Colombian Association of Civil Aviators, or ACDAC, began a walkout on Sept.
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The collection boasts three styles of aviators, all handmade in Japan from acetate and titanium.
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Some of America's finest aviators and air defense personnel are trying to get our attention.
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Pilots from the Colombian Association of Civil Aviators, or ACDAC, began the walkout on Sept.
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The Rockford Aviators, a Frontier League team in Illinois, signed him for the 2014 season.
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Read on to learn more about the elite aviators that "would rather die than quit."
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Shults is one of a small sisterhood: the women who have served as military aviators.
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When you think "aviators," you probably imagine the more popular round or tear-drop lenses.
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Aside from boasting great American craftsmanship, the Original Pilot aviators have an impressive historical pedigree.
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An eyewear designer now for almost 35 years, he is well known for his aviators.
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Warby Parker is offering its aviators in navy blue metal in addition to standard metallic.
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He wore aviators with a loose poncho and jeans, while sporting a new haircut and mustache.
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We are the home of families and farmers and miners and manufacturers and aviators and astronauts.
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The aviators radioed that they were low on fuel and unable to find the tiny island.
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A number of residents of the Marshall Islands have claimed they witnessed the aviators land there.
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The 1986 movie proved itself to be a recruiting dream for a generation of naval aviators.
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The classic aviators are arguably the most timeless, versatile, and distinctly American sunglasses you can own.
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In the past, aviators were armed only with a pistol and maybe a knife for protection.
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Mr Glenn ranked with the greatest aviators, the Wright Brothers and Charles Lindbergh, in the American pantheon.
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She let her long hair down and flow in the wind, accessorizing the look with mirrored aviators.
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Naval aviators are as renowned as their Air Force colleagues and fly missions against ground-based targets.
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In 1929 she joined other women aviators in forming The Ninety-Nines, an organization for female pilots.
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After the Aviators' season was over, Smoker decided he was willing to do it again in 2015.
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The Kudrinskaya Square tower, known as the House of Aviators, housed numerous air defense officers and scientists.
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The nuclear-powered Theodore Roosevelt, a small city at sea, usually also includes naval aviators and Marines.
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Only the top 1% of naval aviators get the chance to work through this 12-week program.
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On July 18, BBC reported the penalties for the two aviators, whose names remain unclear at this time.
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"Many people don't specifically do sailor dances—we don't approve their applications," said Gu from behind his aviators.
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She finished off the look with aviators, taupe Yeezy boots and a very large tan Hermes Birkin bag.
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"I worry about my young aviators that aren't getting the number of hours they need to," Davis said.
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U.S. Marine Corps pilots were among the aviators who landed F-85033s aboard ship and took off again.
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The special tribute, officially (and datedly) named the "Missing Man Flyover," honors aviators who have served their country.
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Complement its bombshell vibe (Think: Farrah Fawcett on a date) with a ladylike bag and tortoiseshell aviators. M.i.
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"We are sad to report that both aviators have been declared deceased," the Naval Air Forces' tweet said.
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It is not clear what "Operation Check" referred to but "operational check" is a term used by aviators.
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This time, the culottes were still there; ditto aviators and spiky knee-high boots and lots of blouses.
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The aviators, it should be said, carried the letter as far as their landing spot in Wenatchee, Wash.
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It is typically packed on Sundays with aviators and with families who watch planes take off and land.
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Monday, the Swiss aviators of the Solar Impulse team said their next project is a solar-powered drone.
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Just a handful of naval aviators have completed 1,200 trap landings on the flight deck of an aircraft carrier.
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Early in the episode, Pilot Pete sported aviators, the ombre kind that Gisele Bundchen rocked in the early 2000s.
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Top Gun: Maverick will reprise the original 1986 film's drama and romance surrounding an elite force of naval aviators.
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The crew of five pilots and engineers, all wearing orange jump suits and aviators, were applauded as they disembarked.
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Jeong Byung-doo, chief of staff of the South Korean air force, thanked the aviators involved in the flyover.
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With his Aviators on, this impostor was the spitting image of the actor -- and tons of folks bought it.
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After a controlled dive and crash into the ocean, his fellow aviators marked his location and called for rescue.
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It also features aerobatic capability for performing flips and turns, and ready-to-fly technology to accommodate novice aviators.
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Nightstalker pilots are also the most proficient aviators in the world at dangerous low-altitude, night vision goggle flying.
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"We're also starting to look at, can we allow aviators to fly part time on their own," Grosso said.
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Yet aviators and submariners receive significantly more training before their first operational assignments, often spending years in specialized schools.
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Looks like MM went with a caj outfit for the day, rockin' a denim top and some aviators too.
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Sweeney told Insider he heads to the I-Bar about every third Friday to chat with active-duty aviators.
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But in one sense, the borough of 12,000 embraces the proximity: Its high school sports teams are the Aviators.
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"Mount Everest, the world's loftiest peak, has been conquered," The Times declared in its report about the British aviators.
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She's in a white knitted sweater and he's in a puffy black vest looking hella stylish with his aviators.
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Since World War I, most Navy and Marine Corps aviators and flight officers have begun their flight training there.
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Ultimately, we want to ensure that these aviators reap the benefits of a modern, efficient air traffic control system.
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Bill Holloman, a member of the Tuskegee Airmen, the famed African-American aviators from World War II. Staff Sgt.
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At the same time, the stream of military aviators that the big carriers have long relied on is dwindling.
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She finished off the look with Linda Farrow aviators, taupe Yeezy boots and a very large tan Hermes Birkin bag.
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El Moussa, 33, showed off her super-toned figure in a tiny mauve bikini with cut-outs and reflective aviators.
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In the spring-break-worthy snapshot, Joe sported aviators and held a cigar while appearing to be aboard a boat.
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Somewhere, Uncle Joe Biden is revving up the Trans Am, grinning from ear to ear under his Ray-Ban Aviators.
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" The outlet confirmed that the dick pic culprits won't be terminated from their positions as aviators, but they're on "probation.
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From trendy geometrical lenses to classic aviators to retro-inspired cat-eyes, QUAY Australia has sunglasses that fit any vibe.
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"We are sad to report that both aviators have been declared deceased," the Navy wrote in a tweet on Wednesday.
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During that operation, eight US service members were killed, and the need for a specialized group of aviators became apparent.
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When US air crews were briefed on the mission, many of the more than 3,000 Army aviators reacted with disbelief.
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Tim Malia, director of Sikorsky's FARA effort, said the X2 technology will mean a greater survivability rate for combat aviators.
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They're also arguably more versatile than standard aviators, as the squarish lenses are better suited for those with rounder faces.
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The classroom building would have been full of junior officers, including American student naval aviators and student naval flight officers.
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Captain Jaime Hernandez, president of the Colombian Association of Civil Aviators (ACDAC), told Reuters the strike will begin between Sept.
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Physiology and flight suits originally designed for male aviators make it hard for female pilots to relieve themselves during missions.
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Until then, female aviators in the Navy, Army and Air Force had been limited to training and other noncombat jobs.
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Honestly, "weird" may be the only word to describe seeing Phelps strutting in slow motion wearing aviators while the bass drops.
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There's nothing wrong with rocking the rose-colored aviators as the sun drifts through your fantasy-fueled 28.29th house this month.
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She gave the boho outfit a rock 'n roll spin by adding a cool sheer blazer, aviators and wide-brim hat.
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In the past, Marine pilots would receive 1,000 to 1,500 hours but today's aviators only have between 500 and 600 hours.
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Now, Earth's inhabitants—forecasters, miners, even experimental aviators—are trying to figure out what all this data can do for them.
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But according to the Allied Pilots Association (APA), which represents American's aviators, the solution violates the terms of the pilots' contracts.
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The relaxation of the pilot qualifications lowers the barrier to entry for commercial drones allowing more aviators to enter the market.
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INSIDER spoke with two retired naval aviators, including a former TOPGUN instructor, who described what's most realistic about the new trailer.
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"We as a nation don't produce enough aviators … to adequately service the requirement for military, business and commercial aviation," Goldfein said.
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"Please join me with your thoughts and prayers for both aviators, their families and our incredible @USNavy," Trump wrote on Twitter.
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Those carriers had to rely on other ships to recover aviators, and they came up with something to sweeten the deal.
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First of all, I have to salute the Tuskegee Airmen, the first black military aviators in the U.S. Army Air Corps.
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The December 6 accident left six aviators dead and almost a $73 million of aircraft at the bottom of the Pacific.
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Our top pick, the American Optical Original Pilot aviators, features more squarish lenses that are less common and seriously great-looking.
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Because the sightings have garnered public attention, senior Navy intelligence officials have briefed Congress, as well as aviators on the safety hazards.
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Alex Turner, clad in a beige suit and aviators, kinda looks like how I would imagine a young Richard Branson would look.
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The adventure ends By July 963, the American Volunteer Group was disbanded and the mission was taken over by US Army aviators.
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Humans may build aircraft that fly higher and faster than any bird, but they haven't yet matched the elegance of nature's aviators.
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That changed with a private Facebook group known as FAST — Female Aviators Sticking Together — that has grown quickly over the past year.
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Military.com: How do you perceive the environment for female naval aviators has changed since you flew, and what still needs to change?
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His partner in science and troubled romance is the aforementioned beauty in aviators, Dr. Azumi Fujita, played by Sonoya Mizuno (Ex Machina).
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A group of current and retired senior Army aviators spoke Thursday at the Association of the US Army's Aviation Hot Topic meeting.
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VFA-106 is the Navy's East Coast Fleet Replacement Squadron, which trains naval aviators to fly the F/A-18 Super Hornets.
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Ireland's authorities marked out 83 such displays along the Irish coast to alert military aviators they were flying over a neutral country.
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According to Wilson, the Air Force has a deficit of about 2,000 pilots out of a total force of about 20,000 aviators.
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We like the sleekness of the unisex Durand model, but they touch on everything from aviators and wayfarers to Lennons and Jackies.
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Army Reserve aviators 159th General Support Aviation Brigade train regularly to move soldiers and cargo for trainings, combat missions, and humanitarian operations.
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A mustachioed superhero in jorts and aviators off the field, Minshew was, to be fair, something less than that on the field.
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Politicians there still pay homage to the "heroes" of Pearl Harbor — meaning the Japanese aviators and others who died in the attack.
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German military units and aviators were dosed with the patent methamphetamine-based drug Pervitin (manufactured in Germany from 1937) to improve operational efficiency.
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It was a time of aviators, Juicy Couture tracksuits, puka-shell necklaces, studded belts, ill-fitting denim, and dresses with unnecessary smocking details.
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"We can't afford not to compensate our talented aviators at a time when airlines are hiring unprecedented numbers," Wilson said in the release.
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Joe Biden was so cool he wore aviators every chance he got and now we have a Vice President who still uses AOL?
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"We had appealed to everyone, including the prime minister," said Asim Valiani, vice president of Jet's main pilots' union, the National Aviators' Guild.
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All these extra data mean military aviators of the future are likely to be even more reliant than today's are on their helmets.
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The video opens with the girls giggling around a table, and Michael Kors strolling in with a cocktail and his signature aviators, obviously.
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Meanwhile, naval aviators decimated Japanese airpower in a free-for-all of aerial combat that came to be called the Marianas Turkey Shoot.
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The Marine aviators who flew their planes in a pattern shaped like a penis in the sky will be allowed to keep flying.
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Shop Reese's versatile Wayfarers, gold-, black-, and silver-rimmed aviators, and even newer styles like round-frame and oversized specs for way less.
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Chinese authorities held the 24-person US crew for 10 days, releasing the aviators only after the Bush administration apologized for the collision.
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As a weather officer, he leads deployable weather forecasting teams to make it possible for American aviators to own the skies anywhere we fly.
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These sale sunnies have a trendy narrow silhouette and tinted lenses that put a modern twist on the classic aviators you know and love.
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I don't want to get into it, and neither do you, but let's all agree that his vest and aviators are definitely a LOOK.
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Each year features hundreds of hot air aviators showing off their crafts in marquee colors, some of which feature standout custom shapes or characters.
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These modern aviators feature oversized mirrored lenses, metal frames, a double bridge, and adjustable nose pads, and are offered in black, gold, and blue.
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He swaps his aviators for thick horn-rimmed glasses to contemplate "Hoboman", a creation that could easily be the male counterpart of "Female Figure".
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In North America, the aerospace giant sees the demand for qualified commercial aviation pilots during this period approaching 112,000 aviators and globally topping 600,000.
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The group took its name from the 99 women who became charter members and used scholarships, education and financial support to promote female aviators.
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The National Aviators Guild, the union of Jet pilots, had planned to go on strike from April 1 because of non-payment of salaries.
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Identical twins Mark and Scott Kelly were selected by NASA to be astronauts in 1996 because the brothers had extensive experience as naval aviators.
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Connie Britton is going to slay as Faye Resnick, I can just tell by the way she pulls down her aviators at said funeral.
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Amelia Earhart, born July 24, 1897, is one of history's legendary aviators, and was the first woman to fly solo across the Atlantic Ocean.
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Earlier in 26, problems with the Navy's T-45 jet caused a near revolt of instructor pilots, whose jobs are to train student aviators.
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In terms of live sports, Las Vegas has the W.N.B.A. Aces, pro soccer's Lights, and Triple-A baseball's Aviators, as well as pro hockey.
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Is it related to something we're doing across the entire fleet ... or something in the training of the aviators that are flying the platforms?
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The squared-off lenses also look great on any face shape and set these shades apart from a crowd full of tear-drop aviators.
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The structure's neon blink was the only colored light on the island, like a pair of neon Wayfarers in a sea of mirrored Aviators.
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No fewer than seven naval aviators as well as surface warfare officers – hardly conspiratorially-minded nut jobs – reported first-hand accounts of this event.
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"The First Lady was savaged for donning aviators and a towering pair of stiletto heels as she began the journey today," the article reads.
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Smoke x Mirrors will have a pop-up at Canal Street Market from Friday to Sunday featuring the eyewear label's cool geometric aviators ($350).
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Neiman Marcus is seeing a 1970s renaissance from footwear to eyewear, with customers shopping for aviators by Tom Ford, Chloé and, of course, Gucci.
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Along the street, I ask 16-year-old cadet Augustine if I can take his picture of him in his khakis, beret and Aviators.
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Whether you've been combing the internet for clear aviators or haven't found that perfect pair of tinted lenses yet, Giant is sure to come through.
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For her 27th birthday in May 2015 she threw on some aviators, a leather jacket and some beard scruff to become Faith-era George Michael!
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" Though shooting and release dates have yet to be announced, Cruise teased the film in the interview, saying, "Aviators are back, the need for speed.
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An official with the Marine Corps tells PEOPLE that the two aviators are currently not allowed to fly while authorities look deeper into the Oct.
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She did point to details of a pilot recruitment campaign it launched publicly in April and said FedEx had about 3003,000 aviators on its payroll.
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She did point to details of a pilot recruitment campaign it launched publicly in April and said FedEx had about 5,3003 aviators on its payroll.
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"It's a great moment that captures the focus of naval aviators — of how mission and a great job is more important than rank," Snodgrass said.
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For her 27th birthday in May 2015, she threw on some aviators, a leather jacket and some beard scruff to become Faith-era George Michael.
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"We've been informed that the Navy has organized a Physiological Episode Team, to investigate and determine the causes of these physiological episodes in aviators," Rep.
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But neither of the two onetime naval aviators was anchored in ideology, veering between moderation and conservatism depending on the political needs of the moment.
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The two aviators in the jet on Monday were plucked from the sea and brought back to the carrier in good condition, the Navy said.
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The study showed that female aviators typically encountered these negative incidents at higher rates than other female officers serving in other areas of the Navy.
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" President Donald Trump tweeted early Thursday morning, "please join me with your thoughts and prayers for both aviators, their families and our incredible US Navy.
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Most of her face was covered — by a big pair of sunglasses, even if they weren't the aviators she'd like to be wearing right now.
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"The Missing Man Flyover is a special tribute honoring the service of aviators who have died serving their country," the Navy said in a statement.
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Like Priyanka, he wore a pair of sunnies, but he chose a pair of 24K yellow gold aviators with yellow gold mirrored lenses by Leisure Society.
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The pilot, who looked like a Top Gun extra in a white shirt and aviators, angled the chopper towards the tractor and its ant-like occupants.
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A commercial fishing crew plucked four aviators, two from each aircraft, from the Atlantic Ocean about 25 miles east of Oregon Inlet, the Coast Guard said.
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" Though the mood at the ceremony was emotional, Obama also joked about Biden's famous aviators, as well as his fondness for Amtrak and the word "literally.
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Get your aviators out to cover any tears, because you'll probably get as weepy as Biden at a surprise Medal of Freedom ceremony from Barack Obama.
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Nelson has seen fellow aviators he flew with and commanded diagnosed with prostate cancer, esophageal cancer, lymphoma, and glioblastomas at what appear to be abnormal rates.
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But the carriers figured that any goodwill they could foster in the other crews to rescue their pilots might help the aviators' chances in the water.
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The 46-year-old stepped out in London last night with a bright head of bubblegum-pink hair — matching her playful new 'do with pastel aviators.
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There are gold aviators (Steinem), round tortoiseshells (Parker) and oversize red ones (Lena Dunham), with each pair shaping up to be as distinctive as its designer.
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The Navy responded by having senior aviators visit the three T-63 training squadrons to assure instructors and students that they were taking the problems seriously.
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Beyond compelling viewing, though, the Flight 6 story is a reminder that early aviators were not the only pioneers of the era — the passengers were, too.
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Op-Ed Contributor In 26, shortly after Pearl Harbor pulled the United States into World War II, a group of volunteer American aviators led by Gen.
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Olivia Wilde posted a photo in classic Ray-Ban aviators just yesterday, while Reese Witherspoon's eyes are consistently adorned with one of the brand's Wayfarer sunglasses.
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The increased military activity and political tensions in the region would put civilian aircrafts at risk if they were misidentified, the FAA notice to aviators said.
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Norquist said this will allow the DoD to fill "key skills," including recruiting more aviators to ease the chronic shortage of pilots and adding cybersecurity experts.
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Her only slip-up has been a single paparazzi photo with her hair in a bun and her makeup-less face behind a pair of gold aviators.
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Naturally, the items are inspired by the girls' personal styles, with model off-duty aviators, thick-framed paparazzi shields, and colored lenses you'd presumably wear to Coachella.
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It only seems right that if Biden were to make a campaign product, he would partner with his beloved Ray-Bans and create some custom presidential aviators.
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"We need women aviators just like we need women doctors, teachers, police officers, etcetera, because gender doesn't determine your ability to be in the air," Enfield said.
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Don't freak—even with autopilot's help, human aviators aren't allowed to kick back for a Lord of the Rings marathon or accept your Words With Friends challenge.
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This time around, the aviators' symptoms are much the same as those reported by the flight attendants: red, puffy eyes, skin irritation, and a general ill feeling.
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Everything is familiar: palm trees and pearly white hotels, congregations of men in sandals and aviators, thick biceps and tiny shirts, tech-house rattling from lobby speakers.
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Johnny Depp smoking a cigarette in a clear holder behind orange-tinted aviators while chatting about the collection of uppers and downers he has in the car.
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Issei isn't promoting tonight, but he gets me in and later introduces me to a manager wearing a silky shirt and aviators, with a pseudo-Jheri curl.
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She'd put her hair in a bun, cover it all with a scally cap, sport a pair of aviators, and paint a mustache above her upper lip.
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In October, Cebu Pacific said it would sponsor 203 aspiring aviators through a program through in which pilots would pay for their training later through salary deductions.
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Joy is buying a Porsche, a pair of Manolo Blahniks, or you have a pair of what look like Ray-Ban aviators; that stuff's kind of fun.
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Ms. Rahmani gained notoriety in Afghanistan and abroad after striking photos circulated showing her on the job in a tan jumpsuit uniform and "Top Gun"-style aviators.
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A Delta plane operated entirely by women recently transported 120 girls to NASA headquarters to celebrate International Girls in Aviation Day, which seeks to inspire female aviators.
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I was also able to tap into the combined 494 horsepower and 630 pound-feet of torque produced by the Aviators potent powerplant and ... WHOA-LY SCHMOKES!!!
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Two pilots were on board and both aviators were unharmed, and the exact cause of the in-flight emergency is under investigation, according to the Air Force.
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I saw Cher there and it was 90 degrees out and she was wearing a leather jacket, a leather jacket and aviators and like a giant wig.
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Kourtney Kardashian shared photos from her Bahamas vacation on Instagram on Thursday wearing body chains, black aviators and a purple bikini that show off her incredibly toned body.
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Swiss aviators Bertrand Piccard and Andre Borschberg have been taking turns piloting the plane on each leg of the journey, with Piccard at the controls for Thursday's flight.
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I walk through a cool market on Bleecker Street and find the perfect pair of aviators with orange lenses, but I don't have any cash with me. Ugh.
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The Almost Famous star leveled up her dress with a brown belt, statement earrings, several necklaces and a pair of aviators, carrying a white bag on her shoulder.
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"Every time I see myself in a picture and I'm wearing aviators, I think 'ugh,'" says Jenna Lyons, the president and creative director of the J. Crew Group.
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"Make no mistake: unmanned aircraft enthusiast are aviators, and with that title comes a great deal of responsibility," US Transportation Secretary Anthony Foxx said in a press release.
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The black-and-white photograph fueled long-time rumors that the Japanese military took Earhart and Noonan captive with the belief that the aviators were actually American spies.
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This may have been a first in Moody and the Air Force history but all involved hope it has a positive effect on the female aviators to come.
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O'Brien's subject is a group of pioneering women aviators who, as one of them put it, had to fight for the same right to die as the men.
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For us, we have to evolve from ice cream and aviators and being vice president to being commander-in-chief, while remaining relatable and true to his personality.
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And in November, two aviators were rescued northeast of the Philippines after a Navy F/A-18 Super Hornet with a mechanical problem crashed into the Western Pacific.
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In Hawaii, Coast Guard crews are searching for five American Army aviators who went missing after their helicopter crashed in a night exercise off the island of Oahu.
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United Airlines is trying to recruit pilots early in their training as the second-biggest U.S. carrier faces an impending shortage as half of its aviators approach retirement.
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Like aviators and Wayfarers, Ray-Ban Clubmasters have graced the faces of many celebrities, artists, and historical figures — and, of course, us normal folk — throughout the 20th century.
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Stunning new atlases take you back to the worlds of 19th-century explorers, early aviators and turn-of-the-century London, and into a future of rising seas.
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In recent weeks, 18 naval aviators and two aircrew members from the Royal Saudi Naval Forces were training with the U.S. Navy at Pensacola, according to the Navy.
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Bret: That, plus the news, prominently reported by The Times, of some close encounters over the Pacific between a pair of naval aviators and an unidentified flying object.
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Sarandon, 69, sported a silver satin Teamsters bomber jacket and a pair of classic aviators, while Davis, 60, looked ever so chic in a light pink form-fitting dress.
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The 1936 National Air Races represented a breakthrough event for female aviators, with women broadly eligible to compete against men for the first time, according to the Raab Collection.
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What he comes away with: Leaving office isn't so bad if you get to sport rocking aviators like Vice President Joe Biden and go back to wearing mom jeans.
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Facial recognition expert Kent Gibson, who compared known images of Noonan and Earhart with the individuals photographed on the dock, believes it's "likely" they are the two lost aviators.
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Pilot unions in the United States have said low wages and scarce benefits for entry-level positions are deterring a new generation of potential aviators from pursuing the field.
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Less than 24 hours earlier, Bieber graced Instagram with another subtle shot of himself, perched on his fire-red Ferrari, his face obscured by his violet bangs and aviators.
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" "The first lady was savaged for donning aviators and a towering pair of stiletto heels as she began the journey today," the article reads, calling her "Flood Watch Barbie.
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On Wednesday, the California sunglasses brand Barton Perreira will open a New York shop featuring aviators with screwless hinges from the new technical luxury line Allied Metal Works ($218).
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In that case, the two more junior aviators were at the controls and the captain, once retrieved from resting, was unable to intervene in time to save the plane.
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Founded by an Armenian family in 1911, the Baron played host to adventurers, writers, kings, aviators, Bedouin chiefs and presidents until war forced it to close five years ago.
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Military members aren't allowed to endorse products, but an informal review at MCAS Miramar, the installation where Top Gun was born, gives an indication of what timepieces aviators prefer.
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Over the South China Sea (CNN)One by one, the naval aviators and journalists lost contact with the outside world, dropping our cell phones into a large black bag.
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A photograph on the living-room mantelpiece shows the Gibsons' son, Graeme, in aviators and a military jacket; nearby, a drawing of their daughter, Claire, hangs on the wall.
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I've been wearing the same pair for blue lens Ray Ban aviators for over five years, so I figured it was okay to add a different style to my arsenal.
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The warplane, part of the Russian Knights aerobatic team, crashed near Moscow after the team took part in the opening ceremony for a monument to aviators in Ashukino, Tass said.
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The F-16 aviators, also called "Aggressors" from the 18th Aggressor Squadron, based out of Eielson Air Force Base, Alaska, prepare pilots to face a variety of new combat scenarios.
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Beyond the casual-cool steppers, you'll find sporty essentials for men and women like anorak jackets, sturdy duffel bags, and blush-pink aviators to round out an athleisure-inspired aesthetic.
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I buy $5 gas station aviators instead of Ray Bans because I know the longest I've ever gone without sitting on or losing a pair of sunglasses is six months.
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Invoking the National Emergencies Act, President Donald Trump on Friday signed an executive order that allows the Air Force to voluntarily recall up to 210,000 retired aviators for active duty.
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Just scroll through Instagram and you'll see people like Bella Thorne using glitter to hide her under-eye bags or Suki Waterhouse rocking a pair of aviators to hide discoloration.
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The fighters stood toe-to-toe at a news conference: Vincent sporting aviators, neck tattoos, a tricolor mohawk and a jean vest; Hardy stone-faced, wearing a strapless green dress.
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Their constant theatrics, sixth form-style social commentary, and aviators tucked-into-V-necks became too much to stomach, and I, perhaps arrogantly, assumed that others might lose interest too.
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Aboard the Ford, the "crew is maintaining stringent cleanliness standards in support of the crew's health and maintaining overall mission readiness to continue carrier qualifications with fleet aviators," Cragg added.
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There's Snoopy, of course, but well before he ever climbed atop his doghouse and took on the Red Baron, there were the aviators themselves, tireless curators of their own legends.
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It doesn't get much more timeless than the iconic tear-drop aviators, and the US-made Randolph Engineering Concordes perfectly combine classic masculine aesthetics with bomb-proof mil-spec quality.Pros:Cons:
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"It's truly an honor, first of all, to be a part of something that's honoring someone like Captain Mariner, who really was a trailblazer for female naval aviators," said Cmdr.
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The pop star, 28, and recent Oscar winner, 41, tried to keep their appearance low-key, with her sporting a pair of stunner shades and him aviators with a baseball cap.
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Fans of the Las Vegas Aviators weren't shy about booing an umpire during Tuesday's home game after the official got in the way of the team's bat dog doing his job.
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But unlike the latter two men, who claimed androgyny as their signature, Michael was decidedly masculine — leather jacket, aviators, and snarled lip, like a Tom of Finland drawing come to life.
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So when The New York Times declared "Aviators Return: An Old School Frame Is New Again," it may have seemed obvious to those who never gave up their slightly convex lenses.
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And while sparring in the skies - even the bloodless posturing common between nations in time of tension — is what some aviators live for, there is little tolerance for truly unnecessary risks.
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They go by nicknames like M0ke and Flying Bear — variations on the traditional call signs favored by aviators, but also the handles they used when they first met in online forums.
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A difficult buildup for China "China has no corps of experienced naval aviators and aircraft carrier crewmen on which to build their carrier force," Schuster said in an email to CNN.
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This play, by Ricardo Khan and Trey Ellis, and directed by Mr. Khan, tells the story of these pioneering black World War II aviators through the experiences of four young men.
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Finally, I underwent aviation physiology training, culminating in an orientation flight in an F/A-18 Super Hornet, to put myself in the boots of naval aviators experiencing debilitating physiological episodes.
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At the other end of the firing line from the 2300mm cannon, Russ Morgan stood atop his Stuart Tank dressed in Army greens and aviators, chomping a cigar like General Patton.
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Nicole sat barefoot with a fresh pedicure, her aviators and watch glinting in the sun; Alexei, dressed head to toe in athletic wear, towered over all of us, even while sitting.
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" Third photo: "The success of the British aviators has been made possible by the unceasing manufacture of new machines by the many airplane factories which have been established since the war.
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This three-night series explores how World War I changed the United States, using new scholarship, diaries, memories and letters to tell the personal stories of troops, nurses, aviators and journalists.
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"For many years, our aviators didn't report these incursions because of the stigma attached to previous terminology and theories about what may or may not be in those videos," he said.
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The pair showed off their bond in the clip shared by Make-A-Wish, which includes them laughing and Kaydence playfully arresting Fillion while she wore a cop uniform and dark aviators.
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In the teaser image — posted to Cruise's social media on "#Day1" of production for the 2019 release — the action star posed as his United States Naval Aviator Lieutenant character, aviators and all.
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In fact, ejection seat capabilities have been limiting pilot selection for decades, to the disappointment of countless would-be aviators and the frustration of military commanders desperate to fill increasingly empty cockpits.
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Blythe wore his usual red beret, decorated with a Trump button, while Hess, who claimed to be immune to cold, wore only a short-sleeved shirt and a pair of oversized Aviators.
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The Times, then under the editorship of Carr V. Van Anda, seized opportunities to promote itself and build circulation by sponsoring aviators and explorers in the early decades of the 20th century.
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Since switching to fixed wing, she's flown the T-6 Texan II tandem-seat, turboprop trainer and the T-45C Goshawk carrier capable jet trainer, which prepares naval aviators for tactical missions.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. Navy said on Wednesday two aviators had been killed in a F/A-18F Super Hornet crash during a training flight off the coast of Key West, Florida.
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On Monday, King announced that she sold her majority ownership in the league to Mark Ein, the owner of the Washington Kastles franchise, and Fred Luddy, owner of the San Diego Aviators.
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In particular, the U.S. doesn't have a deployable police-development capability for high-threat environments and so has relied on U.S. Army aviators, infantry officers and civilian contractors to train Afghan police.
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Ms. Popovich followed in the footsteps of female aviators who had gained prominence in the Soviet military during World War II, some of whom were called the Night Witches by German forces.
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In September 1991, members of the Tailhook Association, a group of retired and active-duty Navy aviators attending a Navy-sanctioned convention in Las Vegas, groped and otherwise harassed female Navy personnel.
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The Electra was eventually washed into the ocean by rising tides, leaving the aviators alone on the uninhabited island of Nikumaroro, or Gardner Island, about 350 miles south of Howland Island, TIGHAR claims.
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Soldiers and Marines would pile sandbags on the floors of Humvees for the same reason aviators used to sit on their body armor instead of wearing it: Because death came up from below.
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And while many know of the Tuskegee Airmen, who broke the color barrier among Army aviators in World War II, few know of Brown, who broke the same barrier in the Navy -- alone.
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He was probably best known for flying 68 combat missions as a fighter squadron commander of the nation's belatedly celebrated first black military aviators, known as the Tuskegee Airmen, based in Tuskegee, Ala.
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But Dr. Burke added that "the broader perception" was that the NC-4 was overshadowed by two British aviators who won The Daily Mail's prize a few weeks later and, eventually, by Lindbergh.
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Last month, United announced the purchase of a flight-training academy, the United Aviate Academy, to train its future pilots, as more of its aviators reach the federally mandated retirement age of 65.
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The Navy declined to provide specifics about the exact role the service will play in supporting production but one official did tell CNN that US Naval aviators will be flying in the movie.
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Instead, he said, companies could use bigger jets to fly more passengers with fewer aviators, or could try to recruit people who were licensed to fly but not already working in the industry.
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Beyond being able to reinforce embassy security, the units can use their aircraft to evacuate civilians, rescue downed aviators and come to the aid of countries struck by humanitarian or weather-related disasters.
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With excellent build quality, classic American style, and a distinct design that sets them apart from your run-of-the-mill round aviators, the AO Eyewear Original Pilots are easily the best sunglasses.
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Although every man should own aviators, it never hurts to have a couple of sunglass options in his style stable, and a good set of acetate-framed shades should be your second pick.
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The unique browline frame, round metal-rimmed lenses, and a cool mid-century aesthetic put the Ray-Ban Clubmaster Classic on par with the timeless aviators when it comes to classic American style.
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"Our aviators are extremely skilled; they're trained to handle a wide variety of in-flight emergencies in one of the world's most advanced aircraft and they perfectly demonstrated that today," said Brig. Gen.
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Indeed, the only branded area on the body was really the foot, where Nikes were impossible to obscure, and the bridge of the nose, where the Persols, mirrored aviators and Oliver Peoples rest.
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Her favorite look from women&aposs collection, which offers a variety of different shapes and sizes, including classic aviators and flirty cat eyes retailing for $55 to $60, is the "Get Right" shield style.
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When it comes to sunglasses, there are two types of people in the world: Those who are content with wearing the same aviators for five years, and those who appreciate a little shake-up.
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Wearing mirrored aviators and smoking a cigar on a chilly December day in Tuscaloosa, Busby at least looks like the kind of candidate who could stare down an impossible task and pull it off.
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Lopez sported a $2,385 crop top by Balmain and matching pants, tying the look together with some oversized aviators and a beige Louboutin bag that you can still by for a cool, casual $2,490.
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While submariners and aviators constantly operate in environments more hostile than the ocean surface, in times of war and during complex operations, the threats facing the submariner, aviator, and surface warfare officer are comparable.
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But while that didn't translate to letting Cruise putter around in a Super Hornet, it did yield some g-force-heavy sequences of Cruise and his co-stars getting rocked around by naval aviators.
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At the same time, the supply of qualified fliers has dropped, as the stream of military aviators the big carriers have long relied on dwindles, and even the Air Force struggles to find pilots.
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This mid-century-style boasts a distinctive browline frame with round, metal-rimmed lenses for a retro aesthetic that's not as aggressive or overwhelming on smaller heads as other old-school shades like aviators.
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Throughout, Michael appeared to endure the meteorological seesaw from 95-degree tropical heat to arctic indoor air-conditioning with equanimity, rarely shedding his heavy artillery coat, aviators, or delicately embroidered black-and-gold surgical mask.
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"Although not flying for the time being, the two Marine Corps aviators are still providing vital squadron ground support functions," Lt. Zachary H. Bodner, a spokesman for the 3rd Marine Air Wing, said, tells PEOPLE.
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GOES-R will be joining Search and Rescue Satellite Aided Tracking (SARSAT), an international system of satellites that saves hundreds of aviators, mariners, and land-based users a year by mobilizing search and rescue teams.
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In the teaser image — posted to Cruise's social media on "#Day1" of production for the 2019 release — the action star poses as his United States Naval Aviator Lieutenant character Pete "Maverick" Mitchell, aviators and all.
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Roka Phantom Alloy Sunglasses for $275 ($2175 off): If you've ever wanted lightweight, durable, technical performance sunglasses that don't make you look like a crazy dodo from space, Roka has made these aviators for you.
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Retired Colonel Charles McGee, 97, said he and fellow members of the 99th Fighter Squadron had no hesitation about fighting during World War Two and showing white America that black aviators could do the job.
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As soon as the first showboating guitar riff gambols its way into your ears, you're taken somewhere else, where everything has the sheen of the way things used to be, viewed through rose-tinted aviators.
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But if you grew up in the prime of his stardom, you most likely remember him, with a mustache and a cowboy hat and maybe a pair of aviators, behind the wheel of a car.
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As she grew up, Ms. Andrews said, she sought to learn more about her father, a member of the elite Tuskegee Airmen, the first black military aviators to serve in the United States armed forces.
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The heirs to the fortune — Nicky Oppenheimer and his son Jonathan, both passionate aviators — opened an ultraluxury private terminal in Johannesburg's main airport in 2014, with fine dining and a gallery with art for sale.
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Delta Air Lines and the union that represents its more than 14,000 have agreed to let the carrier offer partially paid time off for aviators through June, and possibly longer, as coronavirus devastates travel demand.
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But veteran aviators said that what is less common, particularly among low-cost carriers, is for pilots to receive refresher courses on what to do if the flight faces unexpected difficulties, like inaccurate flight data.
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In Keith O'Brien's exhilarating "Fly Girls," the title stands in reverence not to misplaced nostalgia but to the female aviators who were hindered by the deep gender inequities that defined the golden age of flying.
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His heavy beard and long dark hair were topped by a baseball cap; nestled under gold aviators that dangled amid scores of gold necklaces was a T-shirt with the slogan "Guccify Yourself" in pink.
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A visit from the famous World War I ace Eddie Rickenbacker gave Kenney the inspiration he needed to raise morale: He challenged his young aviators to beat Rickenbacker's record of shooting down 26 enemy aircraft.
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Coast Guard crews were searching on Thursday for five American Army aviators who went missing after their helicopter crashed during a training exercise about two miles off the Hawaiian island of Oahu, the authorities said.
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Other navies, such as the United States Navy, require more experience for the role — commanding officers of US aircraft carriers must be former naval aviators as well as former captains of different types of warships.
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Her mother is a freelance writer and a ballet teacher at Logrea Dance Academy in Ossining, N.Y. The bride is a maternal great-granddaughter of the aviators and writers Anne Morrow Lindbergh and Charles Lindbergh.
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Mr. Darby, who is also a career consultant for young pilots, said those markets had more acute pilot shortages, forcing carriers to rely on automation to cover up some of their aviators' lack of experience.
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"Navy officials did indeed meet with interested congressional members and staffers on Wednesday to provide a classified brief on efforts to understand and identify these threats to the safety and security of our aviators," he said.
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She was also a founder and the first president of the Ninety-Nines, an organization chartered by 99 female pilots intended to promote recruitment of female aviators and provide business and social resources to its members.
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She posted a shot of herself to her Instagram lounging in a bright blue deckchair with her legs slightly crossed wearing the velvet string bikini, paired with some yellow-tinted aviators and a gold body chain.
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In the sweet snap, the reality star, 34, is seen wading in the clear blue water, wearing sunglasses and an LA baseball cap, while her mother, 62, wears a similar pair of Aviators and a sunhat.
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In a teaser image for the movie — posted to Cruise's social media on "#Day1" of production for the 2019 release — he poses as his United States Naval Aviator Lieutenant character Pete "Maverick" Mitchell, aviators and all.
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"This event clearly stands in stark contrast to the way our aviators and Sailors are performing with utmost professionalism, discipline and excellence from our carrier flight decks and expeditionary airfields around the world today," he said.
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"This event clearly stands in stark contrast to the way our aviators and Sailors are performing with utmost professionalism, discipline and excellence from our carrier flight decks and expeditionary airfields around the world today," it added.
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The 16 crews, 85033 aviators in all, unhesitatingly climbed into their planes and, with Doolittle piloting the lead B-25, managed to get airborne even though none had flown a B-25 from a carrier deck.
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Ashley Biden, who designed a Snoopy and Belle pair dressed in aviators, hoodies, Dr. Martens (for her) and Timberlands (for him) for her social-justice-focused label Livelihood, said that Snoopy is a universally loved character.
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She was instead commissioned into the Navy in 21993 and served first as an instructor pilot for the T-21998 Buckeye, a training aircraft for student aviators, and then flew as an A-21 Corsair pilot.
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"Once Ford&aposs flight deck is certified, she will become my go-to aircraft carrier responsible for conducting carrier qualifications on the East Coast for the Navy&aposs newest Fleet and Training Command aviators," said Kelley.
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Efron took the rest of his time in the country to explore the surrounding environs, flexing and posing for the camera while wearing only a pair of black sweatpants, mirrored aviators, and a red and white keffiyeh.
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NAIROBI (Reuters) - Aviators flying vintage planes the length of Africa were showing them off in the skies over a Kenyan game park on Sunday, a day after one of the aircraft was wrecked in a forced landing.
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At the Disco, I wore a bullet-belt and aviators, to which I ridiculously attached spectacle strings in case they fell off while I was awkwardly head-banging on the stage of a community centre in Merton.
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Aside from Tiga and the elephant in the room that's staring me straight in the eyes from behind diamond encrusted aviators, Miss Kitten and the Hacker were the biggest stars of a scene that was determinedly shiny.
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At the end of the 1940s came the MA-1 flight jacket, in waterproof nylon, with an orange lining to increase the visibility of downed aviators, and this is the model that has inspired 21st-century designers.
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And as the Army adapts to a new way of warfare, the Multi-Domain Operations concept that's being developed across the force, the simulations that aviators use are helping but not fully solving those difficulties, he said.
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The new regulatory entity would be run by a board of 11 aviation and union stakeholders that would have the power to issue rules and regulations and levy taxes and fees on aviators and the traveling public.
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ANCHORAGE, Alaska (Reuters) - An Alaska volcano that has been rumbling since midsummer shot ash about 5 miles (8 km) into the sky on Sunday, triggering a warning to aviators and dusting one small fishing village, officials reported.
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But bringing any new aircraft into a military's service, even as seemingly uncomplicated as a 60's-era helicopter, requires a well-trained and highly qualified team of aviators and maintainers to fly and manage the aircraft.
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My parents, Anne Morrow and Charles A. Lindbergh, were aviators and authors and very well-known throughout their lives because of my father's famous 1927 flight from New York to Paris, which had not been done before.
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A letter of congratulations from one of the most famed aviators in Naval history was incredibly meaningful, but he could not help but feel sad knowing it was one of the last letters sent from his office.
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Because ab initio training gets applicants outside of the traditional streams of military aviators and young people with economic backgrounds that allowed for private flying lessons, it is expected to draw from a larger pool of applicants.
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A separate notice on the ICAO website warned aviators to keep clear of the Paya Lebar Air Base, a military facility in the east of the island that has been used by U.S. presidents on past visits.
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United Airlines is buying a flight-training academy in an effort to speed up hiring of more than 10,000 pilots by the next decade as about half of its aviators approach the federally mandated retirement age of 65.
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The initiative looks to offer budding airline executives and aviators, between the ages of 7 and 12, a behind-the-scenes opportunity at exploring the inner workings of what it takes to run one of Australia's largest carriers.
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His view of the university is practical, hands-on — it is, to him, like a big intellectual hardware store from which he can pull geologists and historians and aviators and basketball players, as needed, to teach him something.
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Publicly, the United States has portrayed the four-day visit by the Vinson and its contingent of 5,000 sailors and aviators as a historic opportunity to enhance the budding friendship that has emerged between the two former foes.
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The US Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) issued a Notice to Airmen (NOTAM) on Tuesday establishing a no-fly zone for US aviators over Iran and Iraq, after Iran fired missiles at an Iraqi base housing US military personnel.
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"To share his 1,200th trap was an honor and, to me, symbolic of what we hold dearest as naval aviators – commitment to our craft, commitment to mission accomplishment, and commitment to one another," said Hockycko in a news release.
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In the newest trailer for Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle, Nick Jonas joins Dwayne Johnson, Karen Gillan, Kevin Hart, and Jack Black as Alex, a pilot in aviators who looks one flight away from confessing his need for speed.
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Perry donned a rustic straw hat, pink-tinged aviators and a pink floral sundress as she took in the views of the beautiful coastline, while Bloom opted for a more basic T-shirt, dark slacks and black baseball cap.
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That pretty much settles the (irrelevant) debate over whether they can be masculine or sexy, but just for the record, construction workers, hazmat specialists and military aviators have been pulling off the look for decades with traditionally manly aplomb.
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The French officers complimented the youthful aviators and said that it was noted by the French that the distinguishing medal went to a man from each of the two American universities known to everyone in Europe — Yale and Harvard.
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This fall, two aircraft assigned to the carrier Ronald Reagan crashed, and in November, two aviators were rescued northeast of the Philippines after a Navy F/A-18 Super Hornet with a mechanical problem crashed into the Western Pacific.
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Pros: Superb build quality, great American style, they're made in the US, squared-off lenses offer a unique aviator look, and they're an excellent valueCons: Sizing can be trickier than with tear-drop aviators due to the bayonet temples
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SCIENTIST &apos99 PERCENT&apos SURE BONES FOUND BELONG TO AVIATOR The document is part of an archive of 64 forms filled out by aviators of the era that will be unveiled by a historical document dealer, the Raab Collection, on Thursday.
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HOUSTON (Reuters) - A crew of veteran U.S. astronauts and aviators are training in Houston for a manned mission to the International Space Station aboard Boeing's new Starliner spacecraft, which could also be used to take tourists into space on future missions.
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Perry, 33, donned a rustic straw hat, pink-tinged aviators and a pink floral sundress as she took in the views of the beautiful coastline, while Bloom, 41, opted for a more basic T-shirt, dark slacks, and black baseball cap.
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In the photo and video posted to her account, the pop star is the picture of Millennial trend-setting, wearing aviators with a black choker, fitted floral-print cami, and athletic shorts rolled up at the waist into booty shorts.
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New engine for gunships and transport choppers While the Army is working on a new family of aircraft that might replace both helicopters and regular aircraft, in 210, its aviators were still flying AH-22016E Apaches and UH-60M Black Hawks.
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Swiss aviators Bertrand Piccard and Andre Borschberg have been taking turns piloting the plane, which has more than 17,000 solar cells built into wings whose span exceeds that of a Boeing 747, with Piccard at the controls for the transatlantic flight.
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Airlines globally could save around $15 billion a year by going down to a single pilot, UBS said, and at a time of a pilot shortage this would help ensure there are enough aviators to serve a fast-growing industry.
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After a lengthy Gestapo interrogation, he was detained for nine months in Stalag Luft III, a German prisoner-of-war camp made famous in the 1963 film "The Great Escape," which recounted how 76 British and Allied aviators tunneled to freedom.
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He spoke of Navy aviators hurled from the decks of pitching aircraft carriers, of Navy gunners blazing into the silhouettes of onrushing kamikazes, of trapped Marines battling overwhelming Chinese hordes in a breakout from the Chosin Reservoir in North Korea.
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They were there to make everyone focus on the "experience" instead of the clothes, or so said Mr. Michele (blue-jeaned, bejeweled, purple aviators covering his eyes and rock star-worthy shaggy brown hair covering his face) before the show.
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Alice Provensen, who illustrated and often wrote books for children for more than a half-century, helping young readers learn about animals and aviators, poems and presidents, Aesop's fables and Chinese legends, died on April 20093 in San Clemente, Calif.
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The site of the pivotal World War II naval battle, considered the turning point for the Pacific theater, serves as a final resting place for brave sailors and aviators who made the ultimate sacrifice and now rest on the seafloor.
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"This was absolutely the wrong case to include Korematsu in," said Alan Nishio, who was born in a California internment camp, Manzanar, in 1945, on the same day American aviators dropped an atomic bomb on the Japanese city of Nagasaki.
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To address a tight U.S. labor market created by years of slow pilot hiring, a wave of pending retirements and new rules that in 2013 increased the number of required training hours, U.S. airlines have been taking steps to attract young aviators.
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What they're saying: A Boeing spokesperson told WSJ that the company did not deliberately keep information regarding how to operate the 737 MAX's control system away from aviators, and that officials have discussed the new system at industry conferences in recent years.
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"ACDAC and the unionized civilian aviators, as a result of the intervention by the ombudsman, have decided to suspend the strike, resume air operations 72 hours after signing this document and thus normalize their work activities," said the agreement, signed by the union.
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Karan Chopra, the president of the National Aviators Guild, the union of Jet Airways pilots, said union members planned to meet in Mumbai on Sunday to discuss further steps and whether they planned to go ahead with their planned April 1 strike.
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There's a relentless energy about the young Russian filmmaker in the Ray-Ban aviators; he leans forward intensely one moment, then jumps up the next to demonstrate what it was like to play a particular moment in his feature debut, Hardcore Henry.
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The plane, which began its journey in Abu Dhabi in March 2015 and is due to end it there, has been piloted in turns by Swiss aviators Andre Borschberg and Bertrand Piccard in a campaign to build support for clean energy technologies.
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That time Biden turned to Obama for fashion advice Biden's affinity for aviators is no secret, and in a spoof video about Obama's post-presidency life released last May, he asked Obama to help him choose between two different pairs of shades.
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The high cost of pilot training and several years of earlier hiring freezes in markets like the United States and Australia have deterred potential aviators from entering an industry that Boeing says will need 13,000 more pilots over the next 20 years.
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An EgyptAir pilot, who spoke on the condition of anonymity because he was not authorized to speak to the news media, said he had worked with both and described them as professional aviators who had not exhibited any mental or social problems.
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Named "Pegasus" - a winged horse in Greek mythology - the flying car is the brainchild of Jerome Dauffy, an entrepreneur inspired by early aviators such as Brazilian Alberto Santos-Dumont and Frenchman Louis Bleriot who made the first flight across the Channel in 1909.
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"To see it all come together and see the ship do what it's designed to do — which is to launch and recover aircraft — it's extreme pride for our crew and for the aviators who've come out here to support that," said Cummings.
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In the hall, he relieved me of my misjudged chore coat, and handed me a recent reproduction of Eddie Bauer's 1936 Skyliner down jacket: a forerunner of the down-filled B-9 flight suit, worn by aviators during the Second World War.
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Family members of base personnel were awaiting news about their loved ones amid the lockdown and subsequent closure of the base, a center for training Navy and Marine Corps aviators and a hub for the Navy&aposs education command that oversees professional training.
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" In a separate statement, Vice Admiral Mike Shoemaker said that "This event clearly stands in stark contrast to the way our aviators and Sailors are performing with utmost professionalism, discipline and excellence from our carrier flight decks and expeditionary airfields around the world today.
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In a statement at the time, US Transportation Secretary Anthony Foxx explained why it was our civic duty to register our flying toys: "Make no mistake: unmanned aircraft enthusiast[s] are aviators, and with that title comes a great deal of responsibility," he said.
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"[Unmanned aerial systems] are an exciting way to promote STEM education and wider use among young people will no doubt inspire the next generation of UAS operators and aviators," said Brian Wynne, president of the Association for Unmanned Vehicle Systems International, in a statement.
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Dressed in torso-hugging black T-shirt—a pair of aviators perched atop his shaved head—Craig had agreed to give me a pretty unprecedented experience: a personal tour of local landmarks that were important to his career and to Detroit's electronic music history.
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As Penny Lane would say, "it's all happening" for the pop star in her pared down new look consisting of a fitted, burgundy V-neck tee tucked into printed bell bottom pants and topped off with a big, furry white coat, aviators and a wide-brim hat.
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The 35-year-old took her two boys and her mother, Lynne Spears, with her to the beach for a bout of wake boarding, posing for a family photo wearing a coral pink string bikini, a bead necklace, mirrored aviators, and a pair of black Birkenstocks.
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Sure, we love the celebrity classics — like Jane Birkin's feathery fringe or Reese Witherspoon's post-Phillippe bang circa 2007 — but it's the nameless girl in aviators at the crosswalk, her blunt bangs dusting across her frames, that gets you thinking: I can totally pull bangs off.
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Ever a vision of Americanophile cool, Harvey, clad in a vest and a pair of prescription aviators which came across as more 70s porn-chic than Napoleon Dynamite, commandeered the room with absolute aplomb, able to look each and every one of the audience in the eye.
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Airlines and airports, among other aviation interests, are lobbying in Washington to reduce the 1,500-hour rule to get aspiring aviators who have met certain training requirements into the cockpit sooner, which is already possible if you've flown for the military or attended an accredited aeronautical school.
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Although, to her credit, pairing a duster with a matching pair of striped wide-leg trousers, aviators, and crisp white slip-ons is probably the most authentically 90s outfit she's worn to date, making her even more on-trend than all her choker-wearing, flatform-shoed fellow celebs.
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The pilots' union has decided to give Jet's new interim management until April 14 to clear salary dues "in conjunction with interim funding", and deferred the plans of a strike until then, the National Aviators Guild said in a statement to its members, which was seen by Reuters.
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While the conference covered ongoing deadlines for future aircraft and ways that top leaders will continue to sustain current and future operational tempo, the subject most Army aviators are already seeing or will soon see was the focus on how to prepare for large-scale combat operations in training.
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As he explains, the 1991 Tailhook scandal, and its revelations of widespread sexual assault during a convention of naval aviators, led to the Navy and Marine Corps asking Mattis and other officers to certify whether they or anyone under their command had attended before they could be promoted.
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The aviators left no peace to the attacking columns, supplied constant information to the French Staff regarding the enemy's movements, spotted concentrations of German troops, thus enabling the artillery to disperse and destroy them, and themselves effectively participated in the actual fighting with machine-guns and aerial torpedoes.
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Whether you're a fan of the timeless aviators, you love mid-century Americana, or you're just looking for a rugged pair of sport shades that are also suitable for casual wear, we've hand-picked the five best pairs of sunglasses that cover all the style bases and face types.
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While stars like Rachel Platten might fill up their cult It-girl bag with basics like an iPhone and Fenty lipstick, and YouTube creator Jeanine Amapola keeps black aviators, a vlog camera, and a Kylie Lip Kit on-hand, Miyoshi's daily carryall is filled with items that are slightly more whimsical.
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Jennifer Lopez loves to wear oversized sunglasses, which is why she's typically spotted in a pair of Desi Perkins High Key aviators (not included in the discount) or a pair of the Needing Fame sunnies which are unique because of their plastic pipping detailing overlaid in a delicate metal frame.
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The best men's sunglassesWhether you're a fan of the timeless aviators, you love mid-century Americana, or you're just looking for a rugged pair of sport shades that are also suitable for casual wear, we've hand-picked the best pairs of sunglasses that cover all the style bases and face types.
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The particular paper clippings he chose from Houston Daily Post, Houston Chronicle, Houston Press, and Scientific American show he was up-to-date with the latest relevant inventions, looked up to aviators from the Wright Brothers to Louis Paulhan, and followed events from landmark journeys to aerial accidents to air races.
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The three Instagram videos, preserved by The Miami Herald, show Mr. Gokce with his hair slicked back, a pair of dark aviators over his eyes and a tight V-neck shirt plunging below his sculpted chest, as he flicks his knife through medium-rare lamb chops at his Istanbul steakhouse.
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Among them: persuading Arlington National Cemetery and other military cemeteries to bury members of the Women Airforce Service Pilots, female aviators in World War II, and getting Florida transportation officials to install barriers between roads and lakes, ponds and canals to reduce the number of crashes that result in drownings.
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Here's what Paramount has to say about Maverick's story: After more than thirty years of service as one of the Navy's top aviators, Pete "Maverick" Mitchell (Tom Cruise) is where he belongs, pushing the envelope as a courageous test pilot and dodging the advancement in rank that would ground him.
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In the clip, Banks spends the whole time looking fierce as fuck, wearing thigh-high leather boots and aviators on a racing track (iconic), a huge, bright red fur coat with pretty much nothing else (also iconic) and riding a BMX through the streets in a leotard covered in patches (absolutely yes).
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To mark the occasion, Hadid brought out her best poolside garb, posting a shot of herself to her Instagram lounging in a bright blue deckchair with her legs slightly crossed wearing the Kylie Jenner-approved trend of a hydrophobic velvet string bikini, paired with some yellow-tinted aviators and a gold body chain.
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One final note about sizing: The lenses on these are spaced a bit further apart than those on tear-drop aviators, so take care not to order a size too large — especially with the unique "bayonet" temples that make it important that the frame is roughly the same width as your head.
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