bouncing bomb

It is also the site where the bouncing bomb was built.

She is a young girl who throws bouncing bombs around the field.

As a consequence, it is the Germans who develop the bouncing bomb.

We asked who led the Lancasters into action when they dropped their bouncing bombs.

The only evidence being a short length of launching rail, designed to launch a bouncing bomb.

The Lancasters had to drop the bouncing bomb from precisely sixty feet to hit their target.

This was the explosive that was used in the Bouncing Bomb.

Bouncing bombs had been constructed which were able to skip over the protective nets that hung in the water.

Barnes Wallis, son of the man who designed the famous 'bouncing bomb', has also agreed to become a patron.

The first showed a German guard on top of a dam catching a bouncing bomb as if he were a goalkeeper.

Some of these variants were later converted for special operations with the Bouncing bomb anti-shipping weapon.

The bombers were equipped with special Barnes Wallis bouncing bombs.

Its main focus in the war was military research and its most famous invention, the "bouncing bomb", was developed.

This bouncing behaviour gave it its nickname the 'Bouncing Bomb'.

This developed into the famed bouncing bomb carried by the Avro Lancaster.

The Z-01 also has a bigger ammo capacity, being able to hold spinning bombs and bouncing bombs.

To make this possible, Wallis designed the 'bouncing bomb': a missile that would skip across the water, hit the dam and roll to the bottom.

Barnes Wallis's plans for the bouncing bomb.

They were also used to protect dams, and led to the development of bouncing bombs to defeat them, as in Operation Chastise.

The Upkeep Bouncing bomb is perhaps the most famous weapon that is to be found in the game.

I refer to the World War II inventor who came up with the bouncing bomb.

Dr. Hunt's goal was to create a small drum of steel, filled with concrete that could skip across water like the original bouncing bomb.

The Upkeep bouncing bomb, a later development of this prototype, was used in the 1943 Dambuster raids.

The Arachnus attacks by launching bouncing bombs.

AN experimental Dambusters 'bouncing bomb' will be raised by helicopter tomorrow from waters where it was tested nearly 50 years ago.