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Перевод: bomber

[существительное]
бомбардировщик ; бомбометатель ; гранатометчик

Тезаурус:

1. They had no short-term solution to the bomber and assassin and they knew it.
2. With the advent of the single-pilot bomber aircraft came the problem of conversion to type.
3. Just as missiles can be guided from aircraft that did not launch them, so jamming can be done by someone else on the bomber's behalf; division of labour pays off in battles, too.
4. This change was marked by the arrival on 1 June of Air Commodore Hugh Pughe Lloyd, M.C., D.F.C., to take over as A.O.C. from A.V.M. Maynard, A.F.C. Newly-promoted from the rank of Group Captain, Lloyd had been serving as Senior Air Staff Officer with No.2 Group of Bomber Command.
5. One bomber - reportedly a Ju88 - was seen to be hit by A.A. and went vertically into the sea with a great howl of engines.
6. There's also a fascinating mock-up of the wireless operator's cubbyhole in a Lancaster bomber, though unfortunately the glass window separating this exhibit from the public throws up unwanted reflections.
7. They also insisted that a minimum stockpile of atomic bombs (a figure of 20 was mentioned) should be maintained in the United Kingdom under British operational control at all times for use by Bomber Command.
8. The crew were Flt Sgt M Morrison, pilot; Sgt A P McGinley, navigator; Sgt C Reddell, air bomber; Sgt W MacGuire, wireless operator; Sgt A Leonard, mid-upper gunner; Sgt C H Fenton, rear gunner; and Sgt M Scheddle, engineer.
9. It was believed that Butch, or Bomber Harris as they called him, didn't care how many men he lost if only the final result was the defeat of Hitler.
10. John Durnford-Slater would have accepted this sailor's surrender, but a more angry commando shot the bomber dead.
11. In view of the likely progress in missile development, the supersonic AVRO 730 manned bomber would be cancelled; and no further work would be done on fighter aircraft after the completion of the development of the English Electric Lightning.
12. The unfortunate Met Officers all over Bomber Command had plenty of explaining to do during that summer, as the weather was unusually bad.
13. Bomber Command was divided into Groups, each of which consisted of a Headquarters and up to a dozen satellite air fields scattered around it in the countryside, from East Anglia up to Yorkshire.