Meanings of bomber pilot in English

You're a bomber pilot, protecting your fleet by taking out enemy ships and gunners.

McGovern flew combat missions over Europe as a B-24 bomber pilot during World War Two, earning the Distinguished Flying Cross.

On completing his training, he said, he was asked whether he wanted to be a fighter pilot or a bomber pilot.

Boyd Packer, president of the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles, a Church governing body, was a bomber pilot in the Pacific.

Harold was a fighter bomber pilot, and he flew the Ercoupe all the way to New Zealand, but sold it soon after.

A B-24 bomber pilot during World War Two, McGovern flew 35 missions over Europe, earning the Distinguished Flying Cross.

But when a very public assassination thrust the former bomber pilot into the job, he made it his mission never to give it up.

She witnessed also its greatest crisis as the wife of Terence Lindsey (Ben) Sandes, a South African-born RAF bomber pilot in the second World War.

McGovern earned the Distinguished Flying Cross as a B-24 bomber pilot who flew 35 combat missions over Europe in World War Two.

Many of them originally were trained as fighter and bomber pilots.

They operated aloof, far from the battlefield, farther than even bomber pilots, but more deadly.

Through a mutual friend I met one of the fighter- bomber pilots who had known Arnold.

Bomber pilots had a navigator to tell them where to go and a bombardier to drop the bombs.

On westward trips they bring over groups of small- bomber pilots and occasional voyagers like the Duke of Kent.

"Figure eight," Bix said with the suave cruelty of a bomber pilot.

Nobody else in the U.S. military is entrusted with as much responsibility, in terms of sheer dollars, as these bomber pilots are.