explosive bomb

During that time 107 high explosive bombs fell on the town.

High explosive bombs were another innovation developed by the Chinese in the 10th century.

The explosive bomb cleared the smoke away and showed the open floor.

It'll also make it look like an explosive bomb.

It will help greatly that the explosive bombs are now ready."

Results: the German dove has an explosive bomb in its beak.

"You see, most explosive bombs are round, made that way so the force will be equal in all directions.

The wagon contained a quantity of high explosive bombs.

A high explosive bomb severely damaged the ship, capsizing her.

"His left hooks seemed like explosive bombs," Foreman said.

But in flying over cities or forts, explosive bombs can be dropped very nicely.

In addition to the high explosive bombs, it can fire armour-piercing, chemical and nuclear rounds.

A casing is still employed in some high explosive bombs, but with the purpose of fragmentation.

So at midnight we dropped a few large chemical explosive bombs at the entrance.

High explosive bombs were no longer carried and were replaced by incendiaries.

One of the most notable technological innovations during the war was the use of explosive bombs.

October 13-It was a high explosive bomb.

Until then the squadron flew conventional strategic bombing missions using high explosive bombs.

Heavy high explosive bombs severely damaged the plant.

High Explosive bombs were dropped on railway stations, ammunition dumps and other buildings.

Smoke, illuminating and high explosive bombs are available.

The minute he had said, "High explosive bomb," I had remembered it all.

If a fire catches, it could spread, taking in adjacent buildings that would have been largely unaffected by a high explosive bomb.

The first two aircraft dropped high explosive bombs, to "open up" the building, their bombs going in through the doors and windows.

A high explosive bomb is one that employs a process called "detonation" to rapidly release its chemical energy.