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rubblizing

rubblizing  n.— «The machine which broke up the concrete, a process called rubblizing, found several places in the runway that had collected moisture and the machine got stuck.» —“Planes to begin landing Tuesday” by Gale...

cross-decking

cross-decking  n.— «Cooperation was evident at sea during the excercise both in simulated air strikes and anti-submarine warfare. The Kennedy and Ark Royal participated as a team with their planes “cross-decking”—landing and...

heli-stepping

heli-stepping  n.— «Just dropping off the crew can be risky. The pilot might have to hold the Super Huey on one of its two landing skids against the side of mountain. Other times, the pilot hovers just above the top of the brush and the...

LCVP

LCVP  n.— «A 9-ton Higgins Boat, known in military parlance as an LCVP (landing craft, vehicle and personnel), was delivered to the Experimental Aircraft Association grounds Monday.» —“WWII boat buoys vets’ museum plan” by...