Sentence examples for bomber aircraft from inspiring English sources

"There are 28 fighter and bomber aircraft [at the airfield]," one officials said, according to the AFP.

Gen Sir George Erskine was brought in to coordinate the military response, during which British bomber aircraft strafed forests.

During the war the company produced numerous small bomber aircraft, such as the twin-engine B-26 Marauder, and several rather unsuccessful commercial transports.

Such outlandish stuff is the sort of thing we used to expect from the Sunday Sport with its tales of bomber aircraft being found on the moon.

The US Air Force, Navy and Marine Corps fighter, remotely piloted and bomber aircraft deployed to the U.S. Central Command area of operations were also involved.

A minute later and I was standing there, in the yard, under a moonlit sky across which successive squadrons of bomber aircraft were passing.

And boy was it a heavenly nap, also made particularly peaceful by the flatbed seating - not unlike, I suppose, the "luxury" night sleeper Condor planes produced in the 1930s and also used as bomber aircrafts during World World II (pictured above right).

Some of the aircraft stored at Davis-Monthan include retired B-52 bombers, aircraft capable of carrying nuclear weapons.

By dawn, on 6 June, the RAF tactical air forces had 2,434 fighter and fighter-bomber aircraft with approximately 700 light and medium bombers to support them.

By that stage of the war, German AA crews had trained to a high state of readiness; many batteries had considerable combat experience in firing on and destroying high speed, well-armed fighter and fighter-bomber aircraft while under fire themselves.

Australia initially contributed P-51 Mustang fighter-bomber aircraft from No. 77 Squadron RAAF and infantry from the 3rd Battalion, Royal Australian Regiment (3 RAR), both of which were stationed in Japan as part of the British Commonwealth Occupation Force (BCOF).