The retreating German army bombed the church tower in 1944.

The mutiny ended when the Dutch army bombed the ship, killing 22 of the sailors and forcing the rest of the crew to surrender.

Were they sleeping when the army bombed the zone?

In early 1944 the Soviet army bombed Tallinn, Narva, Tartu and other cities.

Many consider this war as a testing battleground for World War II, as the fascist armies bombed some Spanish territories.

The army has occupied buildings, seized an important printing plant and bombed the populace with leaflets aimed at undermining the elected majority.

The result was devastating: on 16 September 1953 the Israeli air force and army in a joint operation bombed the village until it was completely destroyed.

On September 5, 2007 seven militants were killed when the army bombed a suspected militant hideout in the Tebessa region.

The army also bombed the underground bunkers of a radical Palestinian group in Naame, a city just south of Beirut.

In August 1914 the German imperial army bombed and burned down the city of Kalisz, chasing out tens of thousands of its Polish citizens.