Sentence examples for a bomber factory from inspiring English sources
TRAVEL An article last Sunday about places in Europe off the tourist track misspelled the name of the site of a bomber factory in Regensburg, Germany.
Mrs. Reid's first published work was the 1944 memoir "Slacks and Calluses: Our Summer in a Bomber Factory" (she was Constance Bowman at the time).
Poor intelligence suggested it was a bomber factory.
INGRID K. WILLIAMS Regensburg, Germany Armin-Wolf baseball stadium Regensburg, at the confluence of the Danube and Regen rivers in eastern Bavaria, survived World War II largely intact — a lucky break, considering that it was the site of a Messerschmitt bomber factory.
The 64-year-old airfield, 30 miles west of Detroit, seems like the aviation equivalent of Jurassic Park, with its remnants of old cargo planes and what was once the largest bomber factory in the world.
During the second world war, Joyce worked in the personnel department of the Metropolitan Vickers Lancaster bomber factory in Manchester, and, immediately after, in the displaced persons camps in Germany with the United Nations.
But it had a naval base and a submarine factory, so Allied bombers reduced it to rubble.
As Lockheed's own blog on the U-2 states, it soon became apparent that the vast Russian steppes were not crammed with bomber factories, but were mostly assembling tractors.
In the mid-1950s, Soviet premier Nikita Krushchev warned the US that the USSR was making missiles "like sausages" and shows of strength at events such as the 1955 Moscow Air Show made it seem that Soviet bomber factories were working round the clock.
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