large bomber造句

• The "'Zeppelin-Staaken Riesenflugzeuge "'( ) were a series of very large bomber aircraft-" Riesenflugzeuge " ( " giant aircraft " ), usually powered by four or more engines, designed and built in Germany from 1915 to 1919.
• However, new engines introduced in the mid-1930s led to much larger bombers that were able to carry greatly improved defensive suites, while their higher operational altitudes and speeds would render them less vulnerable to the defences on the ground.
• In addition to the prototype, refinement of the Wellington's design was influenced by the issuing of B . 1 / 35, the latter of which had led to the parallel development of a larger bomber aircraft, the Vickers Warwick.
• One view was that it would carry a group of large bombers that would be secured to the flight deck, with no hangar for these aircraft, as they would be too large to move up and down in an elevator.
• USAAC Fighter Projects officer Lieutenant Benjamin S . Kelsey appreciated that a large bomber fleet would be able to perform many military tasks, not just strategic bombing, and felt that the force's doctrine should remain flexible to meet any demand.
• To circle the planet without refueling, the jet must carry 18, 000 pounds of fuel-- 83 percent of its takeoff weight-- and that requires a very long runway, just like the one the military built in Salina to accommodate large bombers.
• The "'Zeppelin-Staaken R . XIV "'was a development of the Zeppelin-Staaken R . VI . This was one of a series of large bombers called " Riesenflugzeuge " intended to be less vulnerable than the dirigibles in use at the time.
• Picking enough these gives the player one Large Bomber token, but the player can use his remaining Small Bombers without a Large Bomber in stock; the duration or strength of the bomb will merely be reduced according to the percentage of a full bomb that was used.
• Picking enough these gives the player one Large Bomber token, but the player can use his remaining Small Bombers without a Large Bomber in stock; the duration or strength of the bomb will merely be reduced according to the percentage of a full bomb that was used.
• The Victor had good handling and excellent performance, along with favourable slow speed flight characteristics and 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.