Bomber (disambiguation)
A bomber is a military aircraft that delivers bombs or other explosives.
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Bomber or Bombers may also refer to:
Books, films and games
- Bomber (novel), a 1970 historical fiction novel by Len Deighton
- Bomber (1941 film), a short documentary
- Bomber (1982 film), a comedy
- Bomber (2009 film), by Paul Cotter
- Bomber (video game), for the Macintosh computer
- Bomber, a 1977 arcade video game by Sega, see Shoot 'em up
Music
- Bomber (album), a 1979 album by Motörhead
- "Bomber" (song), the album's title song
- "Bombers" (David Bowie song), 1971
- "Bombers" (Tubeway Army song), 1978
- "Bombers", a 1943 Soviet adaptation by popular singer and jazz band leader Leonid Utyosov of the song "Comin' In on a Wing and a Prayer" by The Song Spinners
- Bombers, a late-'70s Canadian disco group who covered "The Mexican"
- Bombers, their 1978 debut album
Sports teams
- Battle Creek Bombers, an American minor league baseball team
- Bronx Bombers, nickname for the New York Yankees baseball team
- Brisbane Bombers, a proposed Australian professional rugby league NRL expansion franchise
- Essendon Football Club in the Australian Football League, also known as the Essendon Bombers
- Ithaca Bombers, an American collegiate football team
- JRU Heavy Bombers, the varsity team of Jose Rizal University of Manila
- Kapunda Football Club in South Australia's Barossa, Light and Gawler Football Association, also known as the Kapunda Bombers
- St. Louis Bombers Rugby Football Club
- St. Xavier Bombers, the sports teams of St. Xavier High School in Cincinnati, Ohio
- Windham Bombers, the sports teams of Windham High School in Ohio
- Winnipeg Blue Bombers, a Canadian Football League team
Other uses
- Bomber (nickname), a list of people
- Bomber (computer virus)
- a beer bottle that holds 22 U.S. fl oz (650.6 ml; 22.9 imp fl oz)
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