The Tallboy is a type of Earthquake bomb. It was created in 1944 by British hands. It was most effective in destroying solid structures that smaller bombs couldn't effect.
Probably a tallboy or earthquake bomb.
Dr Barnes Wallis was a brilliant engineer and aircraft designer who designed the Wellington bomber, the dam busting 'bouncing bomb' (a mine), the 12 000-lb Tallboy bomb, and the 22 000-lb Grand Slam bomb. The Tallboy and Grand Slam bombs could only be carried by specially-modified Lancaster bombers.
A tallboy is just simply a beer that is a twenty-four ounce can of beer. It is called a tallboy because it is a slim tall beer can.
tallboy or highboy
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It was not ended by a bomb.
atomic bomb
what is an Incendiary bomb and what damage does it cause
Lee Sollenberger goes by TallBoy.
It was a plutonium implosion type. So it was an atomic bomb.
Typical conventional bombs have explosive yields approximately equal to their physical weight, the largest yield conventional bomb of WW2 was the British Tallboy which weighed 6 tons and had a yield of nearly 3 tons. The first atomic bomb dropped in WW2 the Little Boy weighed just under 5 tons and had a yield of about 15000 tons equivalent. Comparing them, the first atomic bomb had a weight slightly less than the largest conventional bomb used in WW2 but the yield was about 5000 times larger!
During World War II, the British developed several types of bombs, including the notable "Tallboy" and "Grand Slam" bombs, designed by Barnes Wallis. The Tallboy was a 12,000-pound bomb used for penetrating hardened targets, while the Grand Slam, weighing 22,000 pounds, was the largest bomb used in the conflict and aimed at destroying fortified structures. Additionally, the British also employed general-purpose bombs, incendiary bombs, and cluster munitions throughout the war. These bombs played a significant role in the Allied bombing campaigns across Europe.