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11.5 lb Practice Bomb
The British 11.5 lb Practice Bomb was a family of small aerial bombs, which were used for training purposes, before and during World War Two (WW2). Overview The 11.5 lb Practice Bomb family had a hollow cast steel that was filled with cast lead, a tail cone assembly filled with an active payload, and a ring tail stabiliser. Two Marks (Mk.) of the bomb were developed, Mk. I and the Mk. II. The Mk. II, which are thought to have used a plas...
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