Sentence examples for blind bombing from inspiring English sources
Despite this, poor weather meant that the 44 B-29s which reached the target area had to use blind bombing techniques and their attacks caused little damage.
During the Battle of Britain, the Germans used electronic beams to guide bombers to their targets at night, and the British later developed onboard radars, such as the H2S blind bombing system, that could produce maplike pictures of terrain beneath the aircraft through clouds or in darkness.
As radar-directed blind bombing was prohibited to avoid accidental attacks on the Allied submarines in the area, the strike force returned to its bases without attacking.
As a result, these aircraft had to blind bomb the ship, releasing their weapons from altitudes between 5000 feet and 4000 feet.
The Barracudas and Corsairs were forced to blind bomb Kaafjord, and while no hits were achieved on the battleship, six members of her crew were wounded by bomb fragments from near misses.
Some experts believe that Israel may have used a cyberweapon to blind Syrian radar before bombing a suspected nuclear facility in September 2007, but several former U.S. officials say that the technique more likely used was conventional electronic warfare or radar jamming using signals emitted from an airplane.
Bombing down blind curves in Australia.
After an Islamic fundamentalist shot Meir Kahane in 1990, the F.B.I. seized 29 boxes of evidence from the killer, including bomb formulas and speeches by the blind sheik in the '93 bombing about "destroying the edifices of capitalism," with pictures of the Washington Monument, the Empire State Building and the World Trade Center.
The group teaches prison inmates to raise guide dogs for the blind and bomb-sniffing dogs for law enforcement.
It just so happened that she ran a program called Puppies Behind Bars (www.puppiesbehindbars.com), in which prison inmates train very young Labrador retrievers to prepare them for further schooling as guide dogs for the blind or bomb-sniffing dogs for the police.
