Meanings of insurgent bombs in English

How badly did the Pentagon want special trucks that could protect against insurgent bombs?

The military's tried nearly everything to stop insurgent bombs.

The biggest danger to Afghan civilians comes not from NATO air strikes but from homemade Afghan insurgent bombs.

The U.N. concluded that insurgent bombs are now the "single largest killer of Afghan children, women and men in 2011."

Women troops have died and been wounded in combat circumstances, whether through small-arms fire, homemade insurgent bombs or being rocketed on their bases.

So it's possible the U.S. will continue to see the bright side of minimal Afghan independence, increased suicide attacks and proliferating homemade insurgent bombs.

In 2008, 4,061 insurgent bombs killed and wounded 5,059 NATO and Afghan troops and civilians -about 12.5 casualties for every 10 bombs.

Insurgent Bombs Spread Way Beyond Iraq and Afghanistan The signature insurgent weapon of Iraq and Afghanistan is proving more durable than either war.

It makes sense: Insurgent bombs aren't easy to find from a distance, especially when they're buried beneath a road or under a pile of trash.