Sentence examples for for bombers to from inspiring English sources

Once it became possible for bombers to penetrate deep into the enemy's hinterland and demolish the key sources of his strength, the arms factories, war became a Volkskrieg - every factory worker was a soldier and every nurse a combatant.

I refer of course to the British pioneering work in skipping bombs released from aircraft across the surface of water to get the explosives near enough to a critical dam, which was too heavily protected by antiaircraft guns for bombers to destroy by flying over directly.

Albert Kesselring had issued orders for bombers to abandon missions if their escorts did not show up, but Fink did not want to be accused on failing to obey orders and continued onward even though the Bf 110s turned back.

At the same time, the Air Ministry drew up requirements for bombers to replace the existing piston-engined heavy bombers such as the Avro Lancaster and the new Avro Lincoln which equipped RAF Bomber Command.

By the 1950s, the US had developed ways for bombers to carry "parasite fighters" — mini-fighter jets that were supposed to hitch a ride until the bomber was threatened.

The Taliban uses the information it gathers to probe for openings for suicide bombers, to monitor the movements of Western and Afghan forces and to stymie efforts to improve public services that help the government build credibility with civilians.

As well as withdrawal from Lebanon, the US has called on Damascus to close the headquarters in the capital of Hamas, the main Palestinian group responsible for suicide bombers; to end its support for Hizbullah, the Lebanese-based, anti-Israeli militia; and to block support for the insurgency in Iraq from within Syria.

"The banner has been risen for jihad inside the UK, which means it's allowed for the bombers to attack". Asked if British citizens were targets, he said: "Yes, that's right," adding that he believed there were more cells in the UK.

Other products use radar-absorbent metal developed for stealth bombers to absorb radio frequencies that can otherwise cause subtle – but audible – interference with components.

Relying on surveillance and informants, the bureau alleges that foundation money went to surviving families of suicide bombers and other terrorists, providing an incentive for other bombers to step forward.

Much of the country was still waking up to the mayhem and confusion outside Boston on Friday morning when Senator Charles Grassley decided to link the hunt for terrorist bombers to immigration reform.