large bomber造句

• In the UK, Avro and Handley Page both drew up proposals for a large bomber based on two Rolls-Royce Vulture engines.
• Up to five Large Bombers can be in stock at any one time, after which each Small token is worth 100 points.
• On Tinian, the SeaBees built the largest bomber base ever, West Field laid down two 8500-foot runways for the 58th Bombardment Wing.
• The Station also flew operations, and sent aircraft on the large bomber raids on the German cities of Cologne, Dresden and Hamburg.
• On 11 July 1944, P-51 Mustangs from the 332d Fighter Group shot down 18 enemy fighters while flying escort for a large bomber formation.
• The USAAC was interested in very large bomber designs, and in engines that could be buried in the wings in order to improve streamlining.
• The ALBM concept was only seriously studied in the US, largely as a way to ensure the usefulness and survivability of their large bomber fleet.
• The FAA airfield on Gan in theory could handle all aircraft in the British inventory, but it had short runways and larger bombers often crashed on landing.
• Baumann designed and developed three successors, including the Zeppelin-Staaken R . VI, which became the largest bomber produced in quantity by the Germans in World War I.
• However, the article on the Lockheed Hudson says " Although later outclassed by larger bombers, the Hudson achieved some significant feats during the first half of the war.
• To ensure the destruction of such large bombers, the MiG-15 carried cannons : two 23 mm with 80 rounds per gun and a single 37 mm with 40 rounds.
• In fact, the largest hangar on Eielson today, now used for Exercise Cope Thunder, was originally built to house two B-36 bombers, the largest bomber ever in Air Force inventory.
• Defense officials said that while they can use the larger bombers to carry out different missions using different weapons, the carpet-bombing strategy would only be carried out along front-line areas.
• The "'Zeppelin-Staaken R . V "'was one of a series of large bombers called " Riesenflugzeugen " intended to be less vulnerable than the rigid airships in use at the time.
• They could be dropped only from the largest bomber planes & mdash; at the time the B-29 Superfortress & mdash; and each plane could only carry a single bomb in its hold.
• Nowadays, a large bomber or missile can be used to create the same effect on a small area ( an airfield, for example ) by releasing a relatively large number of smaller bombs.
• Adjacent to the airport, Castle Air Museum displays over 60 restored World War II, Convair RB-36 Peacemaker, the only surviving reconnaissance variant of the largest bomber ever built for the United States Air Force.
• The Pathfinders staged many raids on Berlin and other German cities, dropping markers to enable the larger bombers to find their targets and making single-bomb raids on other targets to confuse and harass the enemy.
• As the effectiveness of a bomber was dependent on the weight and accuracy of its bomb load, ever larger bombers were developed starting in World War I, while considerable money was spent developing suitable bombsights.
• The Victor has been described as an agile aircraft, atypical for a large bomber aircraft; in 1958, a Victor had performed several loops and a barrel roll during practices for a display flight at Farnborough Airshow.