ii) The 100 lb. smoke bomb is a sheet-metal can 18·3 in. by 10 in. by 9·8 in. painted green and containing a phosphorus filling. Note: 1-kg. incendiary bombs have also been found fixed to the vanes of a 50-kg. H.E. bomb by clips.) In Star Ocean: The Second Story Chisato has a move that calls in an airstrike that drops bombs on an area of the combat screen complete with Bomb Whistles. The fact she can do this deep UNDERGROUND makes the bomb whistles the least head scratcher. The reason was- some bombs were equipped with whistles! The reason behind attaching whistles on bombs was to weaken the enemy morale & to scare people. It was another way of saying, “ We are coming & you are going to die!“ c) attached by a jubilee clip round the body of the bomb to a shallow dark green cylindrical canister, in which case the overall dimensions of the bomb and canister are about 7 in. long by 3 in. diameter.

The bomb shown in Figure 6 is the so-called "butterfly" bomb (known also by its German mark "SD 2 "). This bomb weighs 2 kg. (i.e. about 4 lb.) and is 3½ in. long and 3¼ in. diameter. The outer casing, coloured dark grey-green, dark red or yellow, and sometimes having red or yellow stripes on the body or wings, is a cylinder of sheet metal in two halves, which open to form a species of parachute or wings as the bomb falls, with two ends which become vanes rotating at the end of a steel cable 5 in. long, thus rendering the fuze live. Three types of fuze are fitted in the bomb, viz.:— v) Another small type enclosed in an aluminium casing 13¼ in. long, 2.4 in. diameter with no markings. The nose is recessed 2 in. to hold a pull percussion igniter. This flare is attached to a parachute by a wire cable 36 in. long.Izzie - Someone on the ground would actually hear the pitch increase. In other words, it sounds higher and higher as it approaches. So that means those beloved filmmakers are using the wrong sound… We swopped the whistle of german bombs dropping and air battles overhead for British shells whistling over Larkhill on their way to the target ranges on the distant downs. This bomb is marked "Brand C 50 A." A later model marked "Brand C 50 B" is painted light fawn colour and has two red bands ¾ in. wide, one on the nose and the other between the tail and suspension lug (see Figure 18). In this type the case is of welded construction and the base filling cap is the female pattern with two studs projecting rearwards.

Albert Wesker's Level 3 Ultra Combo in Marvel vs. Capcom 3 ends with him dropping a bomb on his opponent. It makes the distinctive whistle as it falls, which is impressive as it only falls about ten feet.APPENDIX C INDEX TO CODE LETTERS AND MARKINGS OF ENEMY MISSILES AND ABBREVIATIONS USED IN REPORTING Whenever an object is falling from the sky towards a character, it is often accompanied by a high pitched whistling tone that both increases in volume and decreases in pitch as the object approaches the ground. It is usually heard while a Shadow of Impending Doom engulfs said character. May be accompanied by a Stuka Scream or a dust cloud. The main range of German high explosive bombs is illustrated in Figures 1–9; tabulated in Appendix A and detailed below.

Izzie - You hear right - they added a fake whistle. But what does that mean for missiles that travel in this hypothetical endless hole? There was also a particular type of German warplane, called a Stuka, that was designed to make a piercing whistle whenever it went into a dive. This had the same effect as the falling bombs, but could last even longer, and would precede a strafing run or its own dropped payload of bombs. The cylinder has the effect of a brake, delaying the fall of the mine through air or water. The mine itself remains externally unchanged. The metal segments, of which some. may bear the markings B.V.3., and other components of the false nose (see Figure 29) may be found intact at some distance from the mine. There is also a special German fighter, called Stuka, designed to make a whistling sound every time it hits. This has the same effect as falling bombs (the aircraft can emit this sound just before the bomb falls, so it is very important to distinguish it). Physical problem of whistling One of the pilots flying in to Dien Bien Phu during the French efforts to defeat the Viet Minh would, so the story goes, drop empty bottles out of the plane because they sounded like falling bombs to the Vietnamese besiegers. Aircrews performing nighttime raids in World War II would get up to similar hijinks to harass the enemy.Team Fortress 2: A Soldier wearing the Mantreads will whistle when falling from high enough to cause fall damage (and deal triple his own fall damage to any enemy he lands on). Falling bombs in Battlefield 1942 make this exact sound. Because bombs do more damage to soldiers on the ground in the game, everyone stands up and starts running away while jumping up and down.