2026-04-06T03:13:23+01:0012,43748415https://marinefinds.org.uk/datalabs/terminology/objects/format/jsonhttps://marinefinds.org.uk/datalabs/terminology/objects/format/xmlhttps://marinefinds.org.uk/datalabs/terminology/objects10524140497BOMBER SATELLITE STATION WATCH OFFICEYA watch office designed for bomber satellite station comprising a long, temporary brick hut with a watch office, operations room and crew briefing room.1P11351160356BOMBER STATION CONTROL TOWER (294/45)YA control tower designed for use on Very Heavy Bomber Station Airfields. Designed to Air Ministry drawing number 294/45 they were the first to be have a Visual Control Room1P961493974BOMBING DECOYYA system of lights, controlled fires or dummy constructions, used during WWII to provide a counterfeit target for enemy aircraft.1P10812143459BOMBING DECOY SITEYA site comprising a system of lights, controlled fires or dummy constructions, used during WWII to provide a counterfeit target for enemy aircraft. Use more specific type where known.1P993499670BOMBING RANGEYAn area of land, with associated buildings and targets, used for practicing the dropping of bombs and other aspects of air warfare.1P11405160414Bombing Range Direction ArrowN1N9962100206BOMBING RANGE MARKERYA range marker allowing bombers to locate the bombing range.1P10770143369BOMBING RANGE OBSERVATION POSTYBuildings and structures used to monitor the accuracy of bombs dropped on a bombing range1P11394160403BOMBING RANGE TARGETYAny structure or object, used for the purpose of practice bombing.1P11393160402BOMBING RANGE TOWERYAn observation tower located on or near to a bombing range.1P11392160401BOMBING TEACHER BUILDINGYA building equipped with instruments and a flight simulator used to teach members of bomber crews how to correctly identify targets for bombing.1P1186178916BOMBSYContainers filled with high explosive, which can be fired from artillery pieces, thrown, dropped by aircraft or placed by hand and detonated in various ways.77P706691232Bonded StoreN1N669687656BONDED WAREHOUSEYA warehouse, usually under the charge of CUSTOM HOUSE officials, in which goods were stored before the duty had been paid. Often found in dockyards, harbours, etc.1P1223284362BONE ASHYThe powdery residue of burnt bones.77P1186278917Bone DustN77N706791233Bone HouseN1N1228187165BONE MEALYGround and crushed bones used as a fertilizer.77P456269082BONE MILLYA mill for grinding or crushing bones, in the process of making bone china, for example.1P10199125633BONE WORKING SITEYA site used for the production of items derived from animal bones.1P1213182983BONESYThe hard material, consisting mainly of calcium compounds, which makes up the skeleton of vertebrates. Used for ornaments or ground for use in the manufacture of bone china.77P552670591Bonhommes CollegeN1N515570155BONHOMMES MONASTERYYA residence of the Bonhommes brethren, who followed the Augustinian rule.1P20310074596582BONNETYA form of hat, usually does not cover the forehead nor have a brim, and usually worn by women.128P706891234Bonshommes CollegeN1N706991235Bonshommes MonasteryN1N20410074695366BOOKYA bound collection of paper or other materials.128P205100747Book ClaspN128N206100748Book CoverN128N20710074995368BOOK FITTINGYMountings, often decorative, attached to a book.128P