depth bomb (Meaning)

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depth bomb (n)

a bomb that explodes at a preset depth under water; antisubmarine device

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The navy deployed depth bombs to counter the threat posed by enemy submarines during wartime.
The depth bomb exploded with tremendous force, sending shockwaves through the water.
The crew aboard the destroyer meticulously calibrated the depth settings on their depth bombs before engaging in combat.
A squadron of enemy submarines was detected, prompting the swift deployment of depth bombs to neutralize the threat.
During naval exercises, submarines often employ evasive maneuvers to avoid depth bomb attacks.
The depth bomb's detonation created a powerful underwater concussion capable of causing significant damage to enemy vessels.
The sonar operator detected the telltale ping of an enemy submarine, signaling the need to deploy depth bombs.
The crew anxiously awaited the outcome as the depth bombs were released, hoping to score a direct hit on the elusive target.
Depth bombs played a crucial role in the Battle of the Atlantic, helping Allied forces combat the U-boat menace.
The development of more sophisticated depth charges and depth bombs revolutionized anti-submarine warfare tactics during World War II.

a bomb that explodes at a preset depth under water; antisubmarine device

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

The navy deployed depth bombs to counter the threat posed by enemy submarines during wartime.

The depth bomb exploded with tremendous force, sending shockwaves through the water.

The crew aboard the destroyer meticulously calibrated the depth settings on their depth bombs before engaging in combat.

A squadron of enemy submarines was detected, prompting the swift deployment of depth bombs to neutralize the threat.