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M33 General Purpose Bomb
The M33 was a World War Two (WW2)-era, United States Army (US Army) developed 1,100 lb (≈499 kg)-class general purpose (GP) aerial bomb, which was also used by the US Navy (USN). Though the M33 is later referred to as a GP bomb, it was originally referred to as a demolition bomb. The M33 may also be referred to as the AN-M33 is some texts, though the AN-versions of the M-series of bombs normally have slight differences. The M33 was commonly...
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