The Stukas dive bombers equipped with sirens resisting the intense pressure of the descent.

斯图卡轰炸机备有警铃，抵抗着下降时的剧烈压力。

But without any reinforcements or aerial support, the French tanks become prey to the Stukas.

但毫无增援或空中支援，法国坦克成为了斯图卡轰炸机的猎物，只能任其宰割。

Overhead, German fireplanes swoop low, spewing machine gun fire.

头顶上，德国的轰炸机低空，射出密集的机枪火力。

And so when these dive bombers show up, whenever these dive bombers show up, It's a big deal.

所以当这些轰炸机出现时，每次他们出现时，都是一件大事。

The dive bombers are striking the airfields all over the place.

轰炸机正在对各地的机场进行攻击。

While the torpedo  bombers failed to inflict any damage, the dive bombers managed to sink four Japanese  carriers, Kaga, Hiryu, Soryu, and Akagi.

虽然鱼雷轰炸机未能造成任何损害，但轰炸机成功击沉了四艘日本航空母舰：加贺号、飞龙号、苍龙号和赤城号。

That moment when the dive bombers are spotted is famous.

当轰炸机被发现的那一刻非常著名。

For example, the Germans learned their dive bomber planes – named the Ju 87 Stuka and  only a year old – were already obsolete!

例如，德国人发现他们的轰炸机（名为 Ju 87 Stuka，只有一年的历）过时了！

I mean, the Zeros expertly occupy the American fighters so the dive bombers could go get the American aircraft carrier, and they do.

我的意思是， 零式战斗机巧妙地牵制住了美国战斗机， 从而让轰炸机能够去攻击美国的航空母舰，而他们也确实做到了。

This first wave, by the way, consists of 43 fighter planes, 49 high-level bombers, 51 dive bombers, and 40 torpedo planes.

这批第一波攻击由43架战斗机、49架高空轰炸机、51架轰炸机和40架鱼雷机组成。

And when he was 10, he was shot at by a Stuka on the way back and he was saved by two fire wardens.

而在他10岁的时候，他在回家的路上被一架斯图卡轰炸机射击，后来被两名消防警卫救了。

The terrifying scream of the dive bombers reached me first, followed by the crashing explosion of a direct hit.

轰炸机那令人恐惧的尖叫声首先传到我的耳中，紧接着是一声直接命中的剧烈爆炸。

And John Toland in The Rising Sun describes the feelings of one of these dive bombers who went in there and delivered this Damage.

约翰·托兰在其著作《旭日东升》中描述了其中一名执行任务并造成如此破坏的轰炸机飞行员的心情。

1025, 25 minutes after that, the dive bombers show up almost serendipitously at the same time from multiple directions, and the war changes.

10点25分， 25分钟后， 轰炸机几乎意外地从多个方向同时出现，战争局势随之改变。

So when the Japanese first wave shows up, timeline's bedeviling me a little bit, you know, between maybe 2 and 2.30 in the afternoon, 18 dive bombers, six zero fighters.

因此， 当日本的第一波攻击出现时，时间线让我有些困扰，大约在下午2点到2点半之间，18架轰炸机和6架零式战斗机。

The plump silhouettes of the American dauntless dive bombers quickly grew larger, and then a number of black objects suddenly floated eerily from their wings.

美国无畏式轰炸机那圆润的轮廓迅速变大，紧接着， 数个黑色物体诡异地从其机翼下飘然而出。

These American dive bombers come in here, and within a few minutes, I'll have three of these Japanese carriers on fire and burning, two of them out of control infernos.

这些美国轰炸机飞临此地，短短几分钟内， 三艘日本航母便陷入火海，其中两艘更是失控的烈焰地狱。

And then just as luck would have it in that five minute window when the only time it could do this, the American dive bombers appear and set the things on fire.

然后，就在这五分钟的窗口期——唯一可能发生这种情况的时刻——美国轰炸机出现了，并点燃了战火。

The dive bombers, however, plunging almost straight down from 14,000 feet, put three 1,000-pound bombs onto the Shokaku, utterly wrecking her flight deck, though she managed to stay afloat.

然而， 轰炸机从14000英尺几乎垂直而下，将三枚1000磅的炸弹投到了翔鹤号上，彻底摧毁了其飞行甲板， 尽管它仍能保持漂浮。

Well, it's amazing how often early in the war these planes will, despite saying that they scored hits, it's going to be the dive bombers that take the toll on the Japanese.

真令人惊讶，战争初期这些飞机尽管声称击中目标，但实际上对日本造成重大损失的还是轰炸机。