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• A small load of bombs could be carried internally, to be released by the observer.
• The player decides upon take off how much fuel to carry and whether to carry an extra-heavy load of bombs.
• Last week, agents arrested another Algerian man who entered Washington state with a load of bomb-making materials in his car.
• For 14 months, B-52s flew 3, 630 missions, raining huge loads of bombs on Viet Cong bases and peaceful Cambodian hamlets alike.
• Although high seas prevented taking on a needed load of bombs and rockets, " Franklin " steamed for another raid against the Bonins.
• As morning broke, a B-52 bomber circled lazily overhead, but by 9 : 30 a . m . it had dropped two loads of bombs.
• Even without a load of bombs, the Catalina is an imposing sight _ more than 60 feet long, with a wingspan of just over 100 feet.
• But at Kiska there is no lack of excitement, as several loads of bombs are dropped over the Japanese, and fire is exchanged by the tailgunner.
• Its performance and construction were similar to the combat variant apart from armament, which was reduced to two cannons, two rockets, and a standard load of bombs.
• In Metz, the 689 loads of bombs, destined to strike the fort Joan of Arc and six other forts designated as priority targets, merely cause collateral damage.
• He states he can take out that ship if his fighter is stripped down to the minimum, carries only 15 gallons of fuel, and carries a double load of bombs.
• DAYTON, Ohio _ America watched as the Air Force searched a snow-covered mountain in Colorado for a $ 6 million A-10 jet that mysteriously crashed with a load of bombs in 1997.
• "Heavy bombers have the capacity to carry large loads of weapons, and oftentimes if a target presents itself . . . it's possible to release an entire load of bombs at once,"
• Throughout the day, the Carabinieri, the Italian national police force, blocked the main highway along the base perimeter while Air Force trucks hauled loads of bombs across the thoroughfare and onto the tarmac.
• The Nakajima G5N " Shinzan " originated due to the Imperial Japanese Navy's interest in developing a long-range attack bomber capable of carrying heavy loads of bombs or torpedoes a minimum distance of.
• "Heavy bombers have the capacity to carry large loads of weapons and often times if the target presents itself . . . it's possible to release an entire load of bombs at once ."
• Pressed on whether the United States was dropping large loads of bombs from B-52s against concentrations of Taliban troops, Stufflebeem responded : " That is part of our campaign, it is part of our capability.
• In Metz, the 689 loads of bombs dropped over the seven forts of Metz, designated as priority targets, did nothing but cause collateral damage, proving once again the inadequacy of the massive bombing of military targets.
• Developed in response to an order by the " A閞onautique Militaire " in summer 1915, it was to have been a two-seat reconnaissance machine capable of making a flight of and back while carrying a load of bombs.
• This means that in the first raid, on average, one Lancaster dropped a full load of bombs every half a second and in the second larger raid that involved more than one RAF bomber Group, one every three seconds.