Meanings of aerial bomb in anglès

For success in aerial bomb operations the human element is mainly responsible.

An Israeli aerial bomb destroyed a base run by a UN observer force in southern Lebanon tonight, causing casualties, a UN spokesman said.

Each explosion marks an aerial bomb attack and the killing or injury of another innocent person from El Obeid Diocese, where I serve as bishop.

One 1,000-pound aerial bomb and three 500-pound aerial bombs had been sitting under here and a whole lot of ammunition, as well.

In the opposite direction, aerial bombs and fire works were steadily going on.

All this, the old city as it was called, was levelled by Soviet artillery, not aerial bombs.

We could do one of my aerial bombs, but since it's light outside it'll be hard to see.

Aerial bombs exploded over the campsite.

Tom had brought along a good collection of sky rockets, aerial bombs, Roman candles and similar things, together with the blasting powder.

In March 2011, the Army Supply Bureau prepared to receive possible fuses for general purpose aerial bombs from Belvneshpromservice, according to the Treasury.

He said soldiers counted at least 50 mangled bodies found in concrete bunkers that were directly hit by artillery fire and aerial bombs.

If it goes into port anywhere that port can be ruined, and the bottled-up ships can be destroyed at leisure by aerial bombs.

(Tom was "buried" by an aerial bomb but, of course, he didn't break in and mention it.)

Nearly 7,000 tons of chemical agents are packed inside 40,000 aerial bombs that are secured in containers made of concrete and steel.

Aerial bomb attempts on leaders included Libya's Muammar Gaddafi in 1986, Serbia's Slobodan Milosevic in 1999 and Iraqi president Saddam Hussein in 2003.