Difference between Antiaircraft Fire and Homing Torpedo

ANTIAIRCRAFT FIRE vs HOMING TORPEDO: NOUN

Doodlebugs, Gun emplacement, Mortaring, Cannonade, Antiaircraft gun, Gunfire, Gunners, Strafes, Bombardment, Airburst, Artillery, Antiaircraft, Counterfire, Shellfire, Flak

Crump, Gun emplacement, Mortaring, Cannonade, Antiaircraft gun, Gunfire, Gunners, Strafes, Bombardment, Airburst, Artillery, Antiaircraft, Counterfire, Shellfire, Flak

The antiaircraft fire from the shore bit into the sky.
The enemy responded with a heavy barrage of SAMs and antiaircraft fire but brought down only one American jet.
American spy plane designed to be invulnerable to normal antiaircraft fire.
In addition, the intense antiaircraft fire also could have created considerable debris.
Shading his eyes, but at the cost of weakened interlocking antiaircraft fire.

Once the ASROC is fired, at a predetermined time, the missile releases a homing torpedo which hunts down the submarine until it is destroyed.
The weapons available to airships were so limited that until the advent of the homing torpedo they had little chance of sinking a submarine.
A homing torpedo also needs to be able to outmanoeuvre a target.
Late in World War II, the U.S. adopted a convert homing torpedo (known as "Cutie" ) for use against escorts.
Homing Torpedo ship with a Hellenic twist Perseus.