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BLG 66
The BLG 66, also referred to as the Belouga, is a French free-fall dispenser (cluster) bomb for the low-level attack of: armoured and unarmoured vehicle formations; parked vehicles; munition and fuel stores; and other similar vehicular formations or matériel stores. The BLG 66 comprises: a short ogival nose section that houses the wind-driven power generation system and fuzing (sequencer) system; a long central body that houses the payload...
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