flare chute

Then he began to cut his burned flesh away from the flare chute.

A flare caught fire as it fell out of its flare chute.

Cohen had gone back to the flare chute.

There was only one way to eject it from the aircraft and that was down the flare chute.

And if only he had not looked down the flare chute to see what he was doing ... Binty cuddled the boy closely.

Flare chute's bent, Skip.

It consisted of a circular corral at the terminus of a flared chute through which buffalo were herded and thereby trapped.

All military equipment was removed and the hinged gun panels, radio door and flare chute opening were replaced with removable panels.

Binty tried to pull Cohen forward to the crew bunk built over the main spar, but Cohen was glued to the flare chute by cooked flesh.

The Merlin XII was replaced by the Mark XX, a "rescue pack" was fitted in the flare chute and smoke marker bombs were carried under the port wing.

The intelligence information about the time of the parade was incorrect so there were no German soldiers to strafe, but Fern released the first Tricolour down the flare chute over the Arc de Triomphe.

Flying at 15,000 ft, the three aircraft crossed the enemy coastline and maintaining strict radio silence, flew down the Ruhr Valley and into France, releasing their load of leaflets, which were dropped through the aircraft's flare chute.

Twenty-four crews were briefed on how to drop the bundles of aluminised-paper strips (treated-paper was used to minimise the weight and maximise the time that the strips would remain in the air, prolonging the effect), one every minute through the flare chute, using a stopwatch to time them.