blast bomb

Approximately 20 minutes later two blast bombs were thrown at police in the estate.

Ordinary fireworks are sometimes used in a similar fashion to blast bombs.

A blast bomb was thrown but the device failed to explode.

What had happened to him since that moment when the blast bomb had exploded?

He believed they may also have exploded blast bombs.

A blast bomb also exploded at another Catholic-owned home nearby.

Raf's hand went to the pocket where two more of the blast bombs rested.

They wanted him to use the blast bombs.

At least one shot was fired at police and two blast bombs were thrown.

"I've a good mind to drop you into it like a blasted bomb, Perceval.

These were not the same as the 5-tonne "blockbuster" bomb, which was a conventional blast bomb.

"People don't have blast bombs spontaneously to hand."

A man in his mid-twenties emerged from a car and threw a suitcase containing a blast bomb into the lobby of the station.

Blast bomb is a term used in Northern Ireland for a type of improvised explosive device.

Fireworks and homemade grenades, known as blast bombs now commonly accompany petrol bomb attacks on the security forces.

A crowd of loyalists attacked police with bricks, bottles, stones, fireworks, ballbearings and blast bombs.

Loyalists fired ten shots, and threw six blast bombs and 46 petrol bombs at police lines.

Two blast bombs and several petrol bombs were thrown at PSNI officers.

The device was a small blast bomb attached to four large petrol canisters, each filled with a home-made napalm-like substance of petrol and sugar.

ARMY bomb disposal experts defused a blast bomb in Dungannon yesterday.

Wednesday 5 September: As the parents and their children passed Glenbryn Parade, loyalists threw a blast bomb towards them.

His hand went to the blast bombs as he descended the runway, ,and his boots hit the sand just as the drama below reached its climax.

The Russians destroyed the facility with Munitions Ordnance Air Blast Bombs, and blamed it on terrorists.

Some protesters shouted sectarian abuse and threw stones, bricks, fireworks, blast bombs and urine-filled balloons at the schoolchildren and their parents.

The RHD emerged when it claimed responsibility for a blast bomb attack on 7 September 1998 during a loyalist protest in Portadown.