Squadronmates example sentences

"Squadronmates" Example Sentences

1. He had been able to make a few squadronmates over the past year.
2. His squadronmates thought he was a bit of an oddball.
3. She was the only female in the squadron and her squadronmates respected her.
4. The squadronmates were eager to learn from his experience.
5. His squadronmates were always willing to help him out.
6. He was always looking out for his squadronmates.
7. His squadronmates had become like a family to him.
8. His squadronmates had always been there for him.
9. His squadronmates were always looking out for him.
10. He had formed a strong bond with his squadronmates.
11. He had grown close to his squadronmates over the years.
12. His squadronmates had become his closest friends.
13. He was always willing to lend a hand to his squadronmates.
14. His squadronmates were always willing to lend him a hand.
15. He was always ready to help out his squadronmates.
16. His squadronmates had his back no matter what.
17. He was always there to support his squadronmates.
18. He was always looking out for the best interests of his squadronmates.
19. He was always willing to go the extra mile for his squadronmates.
20. His squadronmates were always there to help him when he needed it.
21. He had formed a strong bond with his squadronmates over the years.
22. He had the utmost respect for his squadronmates.
23. His squadronmates had been there for him through thick and thin.
24. He was always looking out for the safety of his squadronmates.
25. He had come to rely on his squadronmates over the years.
26. He had grown to trust his squadronmates over the years.
27. His squadronmates had become like brothers to him.
28. His squadronmates had been there to pick him up when he was down.
29. He had formed a strong connection with his squadronmates.
30. He was always willing to go the extra mile for his squadronmates.
31. He had formed an unbreakable bond with his squadronmates.
32. He had been able to form strong relationships with his squadronmates.
33. He had the utmost respect for his fellow squadronmates.
34. He had the utmost admiration for his squadronmates.
35. His squadronmates had become like a second family to him.
36. He had come to rely on his squadronmates over the years.
37. He was always looking out for the welfare of his squadronmates.
38. His squadronmates had been there for him through the good times and the bad.
39. His squadronmates had been there to lend him a helping hand when he needed it.
40. He had formed a strong bond with his squadronmates over the years and they had become like a family to him.

Common Phases

"Check your six;" "Stay in formation;" "Maintain radio silence;" "Communicate in code;" "Watch for signals;" "Keep an eye out;" "Be vigilant;" "Stay alert;" "Fly in pairs;" "Stay focused."