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Definition of bombsight in English: bombsightnounˈbɒmsʌɪtˈbɑmˌsaɪt A mechanical or electronic device used in an aircraft for aiming bombs. Example sentencesExamples - Because the Bristol fighters that equipped many of the units flying air control lacked bombsights, only very low-level attacks came close to the target.
- We had a very intense crosswind on this particular heading, and by the time I had fully engaged the bombsight we had drifted considerably south of my chosen position.
- Norden bombsights were replaced by 20 cent improvised models to prevent the secret devises from falling into enemy hands.
- So I'm turning my bombsight in for the duration.
- During World War II, optical photoreconnaissance was the answer to finding and destroying military targets through optical images and bombsights.
- As the sergeant/bombardier adjusted his bombsight for drift, the pilot followed it with small turn corrections to keep the needle centered.
- However, unlike the Allies' atomic bomb, electronic warfare, or Norden bombsight, the Germans were unable to reap benefits from their investment.
- After we decided the thing was not going to burn, the bombardier got in the nose to take out the bombsight and I got in the cockpit to get the classified papers.
- The Norden bombsight from World War II was supposedly accurate enough to place a bomb in a pickle barrel from 20,000 feet.
- The armorer-gunner reported the guns appeared serviceable; the bombsight and the automatic pilot also checked out as serviceable.
- Army Air Forces planners in World War II hoped to achieve unprecedented bombing accuracy with the Norden bombsight.
- Professor James Moriarty, Sherlock Holmes's mortal enemy, wants to get his hands on a revolutionary new bombsight.
- Then he'd look through the Norden bombsight, bouncing in his seat from the flak bursts, release the bombs and utter ‘bombs away’.
- Flying at 14,000 feet, their new Mark XIV bombsight gave them an excellent target to aim at.
- On another night, they cruise in a bomber over Kandahar, one flying the aircraft, the other with his eyes glued to a bombsight.
- He invented an automatic bombsight patented by the USA and in 1936 designed an all-metal trainer and high-speed fighter.
- Toward the end of the war, electronic bombsights, which could aim through clouds, gave American bombers some precision-bombing capability.
- An observer leans over the fuselage of an aircraft to use a Mark 1-A bombsight, the first one designed for aircraft use.
- Tobin has developed a bombsight which is believed will make the difference in the war, and could cause untold damage to England should it fall into Nazi hands.
- The navigator has a bombsight and celestial data as a guide.
Definition of bombsight in US English: bombsightnounˈbämˌsītˈbɑmˌsaɪt A mechanical or electronic device used in an aircraft for aiming bombs. Example sentencesExamples - Flying at 14,000 feet, their new Mark XIV bombsight gave them an excellent target to aim at.
- The navigator has a bombsight and celestial data as a guide.
- Army Air Forces planners in World War II hoped to achieve unprecedented bombing accuracy with the Norden bombsight.
- After we decided the thing was not going to burn, the bombardier got in the nose to take out the bombsight and I got in the cockpit to get the classified papers.
- The armorer-gunner reported the guns appeared serviceable; the bombsight and the automatic pilot also checked out as serviceable.
- During World War II, optical photoreconnaissance was the answer to finding and destroying military targets through optical images and bombsights.
- We had a very intense crosswind on this particular heading, and by the time I had fully engaged the bombsight we had drifted considerably south of my chosen position.
- Norden bombsights were replaced by 20 cent improvised models to prevent the secret devises from falling into enemy hands.
- Then he'd look through the Norden bombsight, bouncing in his seat from the flak bursts, release the bombs and utter ‘bombs away’.
- Professor James Moriarty, Sherlock Holmes's mortal enemy, wants to get his hands on a revolutionary new bombsight.
- However, unlike the Allies' atomic bomb, electronic warfare, or Norden bombsight, the Germans were unable to reap benefits from their investment.
- So I'm turning my bombsight in for the duration.
- Because the Bristol fighters that equipped many of the units flying air control lacked bombsights, only very low-level attacks came close to the target.
- He invented an automatic bombsight patented by the USA and in 1936 designed an all-metal trainer and high-speed fighter.
- An observer leans over the fuselage of an aircraft to use a Mark 1-A bombsight, the first one designed for aircraft use.
- On another night, they cruise in a bomber over Kandahar, one flying the aircraft, the other with his eyes glued to a bombsight.
- Toward the end of the war, electronic bombsights, which could aim through clouds, gave American bombers some precision-bombing capability.
- As the sergeant/bombardier adjusted his bombsight for drift, the pilot followed it with small turn corrections to keep the needle centered.
- The Norden bombsight from World War II was supposedly accurate enough to place a bomb in a pickle barrel from 20,000 feet.
- Tobin has developed a bombsight which is believed will make the difference in the war, and could cause untold damage to England should it fall into Nazi hands.
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