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Bomber
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Bomber
Drug slang A regional street term for a large joint (marijuana cigarette)
Terrorism A person who detonates an explosive with the intent of killing military personnel or civilians, often to advance a political agenda
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The book begins with the disastrous 1972 Hanoi Christmas bombing, then offers background on the development of bombing techniques and the evolution of bomber aircraft of the era.
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The T-38 Talon is a twin-engine, high-altitude, supersonic jet trainer used to prepare pilots to fly frontline fighter and bomber aircraft.
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