torpedo

Someday in the future, the latest anti-submarine weapon could arrive in the form of a torpedo deployed from a large drone.

With a vertical leap exceeding 40 inches, a Dressel Start is not unlike a torpedo launch.

Using torpedo technology, they were used to quickly transport people and supplies.

Victor Vescovo, also saw two large gun turrets, twin torpedo racks and multiple gun mounts.

When he found out about the potential ban, it was a torpedo to his plans.

The sub was so quiet, that it consistently managed to get within easy torpedo range.

This device, looking rather like a bloated torpedo, is equipped with lights and cameras that scan the seabed for debris.

Will sanctions already in effect continue to torpedo the Iranian economy, or will sanctions begin to crumble?

They torpedo the Affordable Care Act, and I believe we will now have single payer in this country within the next 15 years.

During a night operation in the Solomon Islands in 1943, the patrol torpedo boat he commanded was rammed by a Japanese destroyer.

The bear laughed and joined his companion, and the torpedo thundered away.

For he knew who had triggered those three today, who the Chi torpedo the cops wanted was.

The Maine was sunk by a torpedo, discharged at close quarters underneath her magazine.

There isn't a single square yard of that whole belt but is equipped with a torpedo.

He now tried to fasten the torpedo to the bottom, but the screw struck an iron bar and would not go in.