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MK 81 LDGP Bomb (USA)

MK 81 LDGP Bomb (USA)

Bomb

The MK 81 (MARK 81) are a series of United States (US)-developed, 250 lb (113 kg)-class, low-drag (LD) general-purpose (...

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MK 84 LDGP Bomb (USA)

MK 84 LDGP Bomb (USA)

Bomb

The MK 84 (MARK 84) are a series of United States (US)-developed, 2,000 lb (907 kg)-class, low-drag (LD) general-purpose...

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MK 82 LDGP Bomb (USA)

MK 82 LDGP Bomb (USA)

Bomb

The MK 82 (MARK 82) are a series of United States (US)-developed, 500 lb (227 kg)-class, low-drag (LD) general-purpose (...

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M117

M117

Bomb

The M117 is a 750 lb (340 kg)-class bomb that may be classed as a demolition, or general purpose (GP) bomb. The M117...

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M83 Fragmentation Bomb

M83 Fragmentation Bomb

Bomb

The M83 is a US, World War Two-era developed, 4 lb-class fragmentation bomb, which is carried by multiple cluster bombs....

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MK 80 Bomb Series

MK 80 Bomb Series

Bomb

The MK 80 are a series of US-developed, low-drag (LD), general-purpose (GP) high explosive fragmentation (HE-Frag) aeria...

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AN-M30 General Purpose Bomb

AN-M30 General Purpose Bomb

Bomb

The AN-M30 was a World War Two (WW2)-era, United States Army (US Army) and US Navy (USN) used, 100 lb (≈45.4 kg)-class g...

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M47A4 Incendiary Bomb

M47A4 Incendiary Bomb

Bomb

The M47A4 was a United States Navy (USN) and US Army post WW2 100 lb (45.4 kg) class thin-walled incendiary aerial bomb....

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M47A4 Smoke Bomb

M47A4 Smoke Bomb

Bomb

The M47A4 was a United States Navy (USN) and US Army post WW2 100 lb (45.4 kg) class thin-walled aerial smoke bomb. T...

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AN-M57A1 General Purpose Bomb

AN-M57A1 General Purpose Bomb

Bomb

The AN-M57A1 was a World War Two (WW2)-era, United States Army (US Army) and US Navy (USN) used, 250 lb (≈113 kg) genera...

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AN-M64A1 General Purpose Bomb

AN-M64A1 General Purpose Bomb

Bomb

The AN-M64A1 was a World War Two (WW2)-era developed, United States Army (US Army) and US Navy (USN) used, 500 lb (227 k...

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AN-M65A1 General Purpose Bomb

AN-M65A1 General Purpose Bomb

Bomb

The AN-M65A1 was a World War Two (WW2)-era, United States Army (US Army) and US Navy (USN) used, 1,000 lb (454 kg)-class...

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AN-M66A2 General Purpose Bomb

AN-M66A2 General Purpose Bomb

Bomb

The AN-M66A2 was a very late or post World War Two (WW2)-era, United States Army (US Army) and US Navy (USN) developed,...

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MK 79 MOD 1

MK 79 MOD 1

Bomb

The MK 79 MOD 1 is a US Navy (USN) developed 1,000 lb (454 kg) class napalm-based low-drag (LD) incendiary bomb. The...

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MK 83 LDGP Bomb (USA)

MK 83 LDGP Bomb (USA)

Bomb

The MK 83 (MARK 83) are a series of United States (US)-developed, 1,000 lb (454 kg)-class, low-drag (LD) general-purpose...

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AN-M30A1 General Purpose Bomb

AN-M30A1 General Purpose Bomb

Bomb

The AN-M30A1 was a World War Two (WW2)-era, United States Army (US Army) and US Navy (USN) used, 100 lb (≈45.4 kg)-class...

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AN-M66A1 General Purpose Bomb

AN-M66A1 General Purpose Bomb

Bomb

The AN-M66A1 was a World War Two (WW2)-era, United States Army (US Army) and US Navy (USN) used, 2,000 lb (907 kg)-class...

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CBU-28/A

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CBU-37/A

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