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Yes. In WW2 barrage balloons were used to protect cities from aircraft bombardment.
Dirigibles were not used in Ww2 London. Barrage balloons however were. See Related Links below.
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A creeping barrage is an artillary barrage that slowly "creeps" up the field of battle towards the enemy lines. The primary usage of the creeping barrage is to create cover for the soon-to-be advancing soldiers rather then kill enemy troops.
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The barrage balloon was used in WW2 in an attempt - not very successful - to protect parts of Britain from enemy bombers.
A barrage balloon is a large helium-filled balloon that is tethered to the ground with steel cables. It is used as a defensive measure to deter low-flying aircraft from attacking ground targets. The cables are intended to damage or destroy the aircraft if they come into contact with them.
Yes. In WW2 barrage balloons were used to protect cities from aircraft bombardment.
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the barrage balloon company.went bust in 1946
Dirigibles were not used in Ww2 London. Barrage balloons however were. See Related Links below.
its cables kept attack planes from flying in low to make accurate attacks.
Buzz bomb or barrage balloon.
An " artillery barrage" was the term
Barrage balloons were used for visability.
A zepplin is a form of air transport which has a huge 'balloon' filled with helium which floats in the air. it was not commonly used in ww2 however but was used for reconnaissance in ww1
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