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cluster bombs

n. (plural of cluster bomb English)

Usage examples of "cluster bombs".

He couldn't see the B-l down low, but he knew he'd been there-the sight of a bunch of cluster bombs detonating across the desert floor just a few miles in front of him was hard to miss.

Its bomb racks had been packed with cluster bombs, and while Hunter was normally a cautious person to a fault, he had decided not to pack on board his usual compliment of two Sidewinder missiles for the attack on the Florida beaches.

For good measure, underneath their stubby wings, the A-lOs carried Rockeye cluster bombs packed with anti-armor bomblets.

They swept in level only a hundred feet above the slopes and loosed pairs of cluster bombs.

The lead aircraft dropped his cluster bombs in front of the column.

They drop cluster bombs amongst the enemy's infantry and Scout-class units, wreaking havoc as I rush toward the Adero River, which I must cross.

The forward half of a Forger, furiously ablaze, cartwheeled across the deck and landed squarely on a Su-25 Frogfoot loaded with cluster bombs parked alongside the island.

Their combat load will include cluster bombs and incendiaries, rockets, and both free-fall and laser-guided bombs.

He had pickled the four cluster bombs at precisely the right moment.

Fifty-year-old American cluster bombs killing farmers north of Ho Chi Minh City, a suicide bombing aboard a German train, live 105mm artillery shells found in a Kentucky landfill - these at least offered some novelty, though no spoor of Greene's quarry.

Chucker set the ordnance panel to deliver a pair of Rockeye II CBU-59 cluster bombs, each a five-hundred-pound canister which would scatter two hundred fifty separate bomblets across an oval of death three hundred feet long.

Lying in an instant pool of his own blood, the commander looked up at the night sky to see it was now crisscrossed with the yellow streaks and the hideous, slowly-descending cluster bombs .