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The German air effort in July and August had mostly been defensive, which led to much criticism from the infantry and ineffectual attempts to counter Anglo-French aerial dominance, dissipating German air strength to no effect.
It was the second major disappointment for the Virgin Atlantic Airways tycoon, who earlier this year launched a similar high-tech, hot air effort, only to find himself back on the ground in less than 24 hours.
In any event, the U . S . air effort against PAVN trucks had reached its limit; it became obvious that no matter the true truck count, air strikes were not going to halt the infiltration.
Gene Karpinski, president of U . S . Public Interest Research Groups, which lobbied hard for the agency's proposal, said, " Her tenacity and persistence were the critical ingredients in the success of the clean air effort ."
It was the second major disappointment for the tycoon of Virgin Atlantic Airways and other ventures, who earlier this year launched a similar high-tech, hot air effort only to find himself back on the ground in less than 24 hours.

"They are uniformed military personnel who are assisting ( the Northern Alliance ) with resupply, assisting with communications liason, assisting with targeting and providing the kind of very specific information which is helpful to the air effort, " he said.
"Failure is not an option, " said NASA Flight Director Eugene Kranz as he led a Houston-based team in their efforts to save the Apollo 13 mission all those years ago, and the same holds true today for our clean-air effort.
Even though the IAF flew a larger offensive air campaign by devoting 40 % of its air effort to offensive air support alone, according to Indian sources the majority of its losses came from aircraft destroyed on the ground through PAF air strikes.
The Casey Jones School educated and trained 20, 000 men and women who supported the nation s successful air effort during World War II . Following World War II, the Casey Jones school was consolidated with the Academy of Aeronautics, and returned to the civilian aviation industry.
Fifty years ago on Feb . 22, Capt . James McGarry, a B-17 bomber pilot and squadron leader, participated in Operation Clarion, the biggest Allied air effort of World War II . Here is McGarry's remembrance of that mission and his decision to spare a picturesque Alpine village.