exploder

Most of the digressing that filled the Exploder was cut off.

A machine gun nests were placed near the exploder and across the road.

"If I had had the exploder the old man would not have been killed.

And if we just had detonators and the old exploder.

There was a slimline exploder in the night table.

The faulty exploders from the T2 were scrapped in favor of a new design.

Inexplicably, no live fire trial of the torpedo or exploder was ever done.

At this point, the remaining members had mostly given up on continuing as The Exploder.

An exploder is a mechanism used to fire the warhead of a torpedo.

The contact exploder often failed to fire the warhead.

Morris arrives with the exploder and they destroy the Red House.

There was some wire in it still but the square wooden box of the exploder was gone.

A cloud of tiny torp-homing exploders swept out from the Ram.

During the 1920s, he was involved with project G-53, a highly secret program to develop a magnetic influence exploder for torpedoes.

I was almost certain he would make an appearance, but alas the identity of the Tardis exploder wasn't revealed.

The Exploder is a lot more experimental than the other albums by Mannhai.

The torpedo also lacked the depth-keeping and exploder problems that had plagued the Mark 14.

Reaching the exploder, he swiftly checked his connections.

The magnetic exploders were triggering prematurely, before getting close enough to the vessel to destroy it.

A ship, an electronic exploder, charges laid ashore.

The computerised exploder in a Stonefish mine is microprocessor-based.

Lansdownes torpedomen disabled the magnetic influence exploders and set depth at ten feet.

Ronald parker defended against his own expression of anger, but relied on his wife to be the exploder.

Despite this early success, the influence exploder, which would become the Mark VI, needed significant refinement.