penetration bomb उदाहरण वाक्य

उदाहरण वाक्य

1. In military parlance an aircraft dropped'dibber bomb'is an anti-runway penetration bomb which destroys runways by first penetrating below the tarmac before exploding, cratering, and displacing the surface making repairs difficult and time consuming.
2. Wallis himself acknowledged that the accuracy called for to employ the penetration bomb from 40, 000 ft was difficult to achieve; In response to these difficulties, Wallis had proposed the adoption of a new gyroscopic bombsight to provide for greater accuracy.
3. PENETRATION BOMB : Graphic shows how the GBU-28 laser-guided bomb penetrates underground targets; 3c x 4 1 / 8 inches; 146 mm x 105 mm; with BC-Attacks-Military; MOVED Thursday, Oct . 11.
4. PENETRATION BOMB : Graphic shows how the GBU-28 laser-guided bomb works to penetrate underground targets; 2c x 4 1 / 8 inches; 96 mm x 105 mm; with BC-Afghan-Lessons Learned; MOVED Sunday, Oct . 6.
5. He would later answer a question on a survey as to whether, in the course of his work for the BBC, he had been subjected to hazard with the words, " Yes . . . Two thousand-pound penetration bomb propelled by Tomahawk missile ."
6. The limitation of the purpose of the Victory Bomber to only a single bomb and mission did not endear it to the Air Ministry, who required more flexibility of their aircraft . In August 1940, the National Physical Laboratory in Teddington to perform tests to develop the penetration bomb.
7. He used the plane's automatic system to release two GBU-31 penetration bombs and two others that had a 25-milisecond delay before exploding _ a weapons package ordered to penetrate, then deliver an extra hit while protecting as much of the nearby civilian area, he said.
8. The "'BAP 100 "'( French : " Bombe Acc�l�r�e de P�n�tration " 100 mm, Accelerated Penetration Bomb ) is a French anti-runway cluster bomb developed in the mid-1970s, and which entered service with the French Air Force in the early 1980s.
9. The newest variant is the "'B61 Mod 11 "', a hardened penetration bomb with a reinforced casing ( according to some sources, containing depleted uranium ) and a delayed-action fuze, allowing it to penetrate several metres into the ground before detonating, damaging fortified structures further underground.