Sentence examples for released bombs from inspiring English sources

As the words "STEALTH," "READY" and "LETHAL" flashed across the screen, the aircraft released bombs.

Despite his plane being on fire, Bush completed his attack and released bombs over his target, scoring several damaging hits.

Releasing bombs over a populated area is one thing, but killing those same people at close range, face to face, is another.

Designed to release bombs with millisecond precision, the technology is also perfectly suited to keeping batteries safely inside the cars, yet allowing them to be extracted in a blink.

As bombardier, Erickson's job was to release bombs accurately over the target, using the Norden bombsight device.

He is a bombardier in the 256th Squadron of the Army Air Corps during World War II, responsible for sighting and releasing bombs.

One photograph shows bombs dropping over the camp because the pilot released the bombs early, it appeared that bombs targeted for the Farben plant were dropped on Auschwitz-Birkenau.

These small, toy-sized weapons were dropped from airplanes in large shells or bomb casings, which opened in mid-air and released the bombs for detonation on impact.

Like other U.S. pilots in similar situations, he did not break off the bombing run, and he held his dive until he released his bombs at about 3,500 feet (1,000 m).

Some released their bombs at intervals in the hope of hitting their targets, however some bombs fell on residential property.

As of Sept. 30, it had released 92,262 bombs.