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• Maskhaev said the Chechens pulled out after a penetration bomb, designed for use against bunkers, smashed through to the palace basement.
• It was hoped that it would match the British success with Grand Slam ground penetration bombs but the project was dangerous, expensive and unsuccessful.
• U-boat yards and pens were the primary objectives for the US Grand Slam deep penetration bombs to attack the U-boat pens.
• The site was finally put out of commission on 6 July 1944, when bombers of RAF Bomber Command's Tallboy " deep-penetration bombs.
• Maskhaev said the decision to pull out came after a penetration bomb, designed for use against bunkers, smashed through the building and into the basement late Wednesday.
• Maskhaev, the Chechen commander, said the decision to pull out came after a penetration bomb, designed for use against bunkers, smashed through the building and into the basement.
• The BLU-116 is the same shape, size, and weight ( 1, 927 lb / 874 kg ) as the BLU-109 penetration bomb first deployed in the 1980s.
• The images showed their precision-guided munitions homing in on their targets, including what was evidently a deep penetration bomb that struck what the officers said had been an underground cave or bunker.
• On 31 July 1944, 617 Squadron was linked with 9 Squadron for a " Tallboy " deep penetration bomb attack on a V-weapon storage dump at Rilly-la-Montagne, near Rheims.
• PENETRATION BOMB : Graphic shows how the GBU-28 laser-guided bomb works to penetrate underground targets; 2c x 4 1 / 8 inches; 96 mm x 105 mm; with BC-Afghan-Lessons Learned.
• In military parlance an aircraft dropped'dibber bomb'is an anti-runway penetration bomb which destroys runways by first penetrating below the tarmac before exploding, cratering, and displacing the surface making repairs difficult and time consuming.
• Wallis himself acknowledged that the accuracy called for to employ the penetration bomb from 40, 000 ft was difficult to achieve; In response to these difficulties, Wallis had proposed the adoption of a new gyroscopic bombsight to provide for greater accuracy.
• PENETRATION BOMB : Graphic shows how the GBU-28 laser-guided bomb penetrates underground targets; 3c x 4 1 / 8 inches; 146 mm x 105 mm; with BC-Attacks-Military; MOVED Thursday, Oct . 11.
• PENETRATION BOMB : Graphic shows how the GBU-28 laser-guided bomb works to penetrate underground targets; 2c x 4 1 / 8 inches; 96 mm x 105 mm; with BC-Afghan-Lessons Learned; MOVED Sunday, Oct . 6.
• He would later answer a question on a survey as to whether, in the course of his work for the BBC, he had been subjected to hazard with the words, " Yes . . . Two thousand-pound penetration bomb propelled by Tomahawk missile ."
• The limitation of the purpose of the Victory Bomber to only a single bomb and mission did not endear it to the Air Ministry, who required more flexibility of their aircraft . In August 1940, the National Physical Laboratory in Teddington to perform tests to develop the penetration bomb.
• He used the plane's automatic system to release two GBU-31 penetration bombs and two others that had a 25-milisecond delay before exploding _ a weapons package ordered to penetrate, then deliver an extra hit while protecting as much of the nearby civilian area, he said.
• The "'BAP 100 "'( French : " Bombe Acc閘閞閑 de P閚閠ration " 100 mm, Accelerated Penetration Bomb ) is a French anti-runway cluster bomb developed in the mid-1970s, and which entered service with the French Air Force in the early 1980s.
• The newest variant is the "'B61 Mod 11 "', a hardened penetration bomb with a reinforced casing ( according to some sources, containing depleted uranium ) and a delayed-action fuze, allowing it to penetrate several metres into the ground before detonating, damaging fortified structures further underground.