Bolo

Bolo may refer to:

Places

  • Bolo, Central African Republic
  • Bolo, Ethiopia, a village in Ethiopia
  • Bolo, Tibet, a township in Tibet
  • Bolo Township, Washington County, Illinois
  • Bolo River, Romania
  • O Bolo, Galicia, Spain
  • Ogu/Bolo, a Local Government Area of Nigeria
  • People

  • Bolo (footballer), a Spanish footballer
  • Bolo (prince), Manchu prince of the Qing Dynasty
  • Bolo Yeung, Chinese actor and martial artist
  • Bolo, nickname for Roberto Luongo, a National Hockey League goalie
  • Bolo, nickname for Lashmer Whistler, British general of the Second World War
  • Acronyms

  • BOLO or B.O.L.O., an acronym used by American law enforcement, standing for "Be on the lookout", often used as “bolo alert”; an all-points bulletin
  • Art, entertainment, and media

    Fictional entities

  • Bolo (tank), a fictional type of artificially intelligent tank in the science fiction of Keith Laumer
  • Bolo, a community or tribe in the book bolo'bolo (1983) by Swiss author P.M.
  • Games

  • Bolo (1982 video game), Apple II tank game
  • Bolo (1987 video game), simulation of a tank battle
  • Bolo (tank)

    A Bolo is a fictional type of artificially intelligent superheavy tank. They were first imagined by Keith Laumer in the short story "Combat Unit" in 1960. They have since been featured in science fiction novels and short story anthologies by him and others. While stories are partly set in the near future, most take place in the 27th to 33th century or even later. The fictional universe of Bolo stories is populated by alien races, which forced humanity and human colonists on distant planets to defend themselves with a large military.

    Description

    Bolos as envisioned by Laumer in his future history Military SF are described as automated superheavy tanks. What they have in common—besides enormous firepower—is:

  • their overly large size: the Bolo Mark I is described as weighing 150 tons, the Mark II 300 tons while the much more advanced Mark XXXIII, considered a standard model in the series, weighs 32,000 tonnes. In comparison, the largest superheavy tanks of the real world weighed around 100 tons and were never tested in combat. The enormous Bolos are even described as tank-carriers themselves.
  • Bolo (Breakout clone)

    Bolo is a computer game originally for the Atari ST using the high resolution monochrome monitor. The game is considered a Breakout clone.

    Bolo builds on the concept of Breakout, introducing numerous additions such as gravity, exploding bricks, and tunneling to make the game more interesting and challenging. Written in the late 1980s by Meinolf Schneider, better remembered for his Oxyd games, Bolo was quite popular with Atari ST users in Germany at the time. It was later remade for Macintosh and MS-DOS.

    External links

  • Bolo (Meinolf Schneider, 1987) at the Wayback Machine (archived August 15, 2013)
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