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The bouncing bomb was a bomb that bounced on water. It was used to destroy the German dams in an attempt to flood the German munition and growth factories. They were usually dropped by Lancaster bombers - based in Lincolnshire
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Apart from during the research stage ALL the bombs were carried by Lancasters, because they were too heavy for smaller aircraft.
The bomb devised by Barns-Wallis and English man was used to destroy dams used by the Nazis for powering industries which were creating weapons in the second world war. The bombs were dropped by the RAF on the reservoirs that held back by these dams. The bombs were developed to bounce across the water similar to skipping stone so that they collided with the dam wall and sunk to a specific depth. Here the bomb detonated and breaching the dam walls and causing millions of gallons of water to engulf the town beneath
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What plane was the bouncing bomb dropped from?
Specially modified Avro Lancasters
What weapon Destroyed the Turpits?
I Think i Tall Boy Bomb or A Bouncing Bomb like The Dambuster bomb anyone that really knows Please answer question...
What is the casing of the bouncing bomb used in World War 2 made of?
It was a steel one.
Is Nagasaki a bomb target?
It was a target which got bombed with an atomic bomb on august 9 1945.
Did the atomic bomb of hiroshma miss its target and instead hit a hospital?
It really doesn't matter what the target was in Hiroshima. Virtually everything was destroyed by the atomic bomb.
How did Barnes Wallace backspin bouncing bomb?
Barnes Wallis developed a backspin mechanism for the bouncing bomb by attaching a backspin generator to the bomb to stabilize it during its approach towards the target. The backspin created lift and allowed the bomb to skip over the water's surface before reaching its target, increasing the chances of breaching a dam.
How fast did the bouncing bomb have to spin?
The bouncing bomb developed during World War II had to spin at about 500 revolutions per minute (rpm) for optimal performance. This spinning motion helped the bomb to skip across the water and hit its target accurately.
Who created he bouncing bomb?
Barnes Wallis was the inventor of the 'bouncing bomb'.
In which year was the bouncing bomb first used?
The year in which the first bouncing bomb was used was in 1943. The inventor of the bouncing bomb was the British engineer Barnes Wallis.
How does the bouncing bombs work?
Bouncing bombs are specially designed to skip across the water before hitting their target. They are typically dropped from an aircraft at a precise height and speed to achieve the desired skipping effect, allowing them to reach their target even if it is protected by underwater obstacles or defenses. This bouncing technique increases the likelihood of the bomb hitting its intended target with greater accuracy and impact.
Advantages and disadvantages of the bouncing bomb?
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What did the bouncing bomb blow up?
The bouncing bomb blew up the dam in Berlin so that Berlin was under water. This took 4 attempts.
Where did the dambusters practice with the bouncing bomb?
Type your answer here... yorkshire
What carried the bouncing bomb?
Avro Lancaster B111 'Special'
Was Thomas Spenser one of the men who tested the bouncing bomb?
no
Where was the bouncing bomb tested in England?
Chesil Beach, Dorset.
What plane was the bouncing bomb dropped from?
Specially modified Avro Lancasters
