Bombardier (noun)

1. A person who operates the bombsight and drops bombs from an aircraft.
2. A person who is responsible for the operation of the weapons systems in a military aircraft.

Origin:

The word bombardier is derived from the french word "bombardier" which means "gunner" or "one who throws bombs".

Examples:

1. The bombardier had to drop the bombs with precision.
2. He was trained as a bombardier in the Air Force.
3. The bombardier had to calculate the right time to release the bombs.
4. He was a skilled bombardier and rarely missed his targets.
5. The bombardier was the one who gave the signal to release the bombs.