noun a sudden attack on a place by military aircraft, especially one in which bombs are dropped
Air raids are military attacks carried out by aircraft against enemy targets.
Air raids were commonly used during World War II to inflict damage on enemy territories.
Air raid shelters are built in urban areas to provide protection during aerial bombings.
Air raid drills are conducted to prepare civilians for potential air attacks.
In a military novel, the writer may describe a scene where an air raid is taking place.
A journalist may report on the aftermath of an air raid in a war-torn area.
A historian may study the impact of air raids during World War II.
An emergency responder may be called to the scene of an air raid to provide medical assistance.
A pilot may be involved in carrying out an air raid as part of a military operation.