Matches in DBpedia 2015-10 for { ?s ?p "Creepback (or Creep-back) is the tendency of bomber aircraft using optical bombsights to release their weapons aimed at target markers before time, leading to a gradual spread backwards along the bombing path of the concentration of bombing. It was a particularly noted phenomenon of the Royal Air Force's Bomber Command night attacks during World War II.The most dangerous time of a bombing raid in World War II was during the bombing run, the approach to the target."@en }
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- Creepback comment "Creepback (or Creep-back) is the tendency of bomber aircraft using optical bombsights to release their weapons aimed at target markers before time, leading to a gradual spread backwards along the bombing path of the concentration of bombing. It was a particularly noted phenomenon of the Royal Air Force's Bomber Command night attacks during World War II.The most dangerous time of a bombing raid in World War II was during the bombing run, the approach to the target.".