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M40A1 (AN-M40A1) Fragmentation Bomb

M40A1 (AN-M40A1) Fragmentation Bomb

Bomb

The M40A1 (AN-M40A1) was a small, nominally 23 lb (10.4 kg), parachute-retarded, high explosive fragmentation (HE-frag)...

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TYPE 5 NO 25 MK 33

TYPE 5 NO 25 MK 33

Bomb

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AN-M67 Incendiary Bomb

Bomb

The AN-M67 was a United States Army (US Army) and United States Navy (USN) WW2-era developed, sheet steel-cased, hexagon...

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M72 Fragmentation Bomb

M72 Fragmentation Bomb

Bomb

The M72 was a small, nominally 23 lb (10.4 kg), parachute-retarded, high explosive fragmentation (HE-frag) bomb. The...

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AN-M76

AN-M76

Bomb

The AN-M76 is a US-developed, 500 lb (227 kg)-class, nose- and base-fuzed, incendiary aerial bomb, which looks almost id...

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AN-M34

Bomb

General Purpose.

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AN-M81

Bomb

General Purpose.

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AN-M50

Bomb

Incendiary

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AN-M26

Bomb

Incendiary

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M59

Bomb

Incendiary

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M58

Bomb

Incendiary

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M47 Incendiary Bomb

M47 Incendiary Bomb

Bomb

The M47 was a United States Navy (USN) and US Army used WW2-era 100 lb (45.4 kg) class thin-walled incendiary aerial bom...

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M41 (AN-M41) Fragmentation Bomb

M41 (AN-M41) Fragmentation Bomb

Bomb

The M41 was a small, nominally 20 lb (9.07 kg), fin-stabilised, high explosive fragmentation (HE-frag) bomb (submunition...

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MK 17 325 lb Depth Bombs

MK 17 325 lb Depth Bombs

Bomb

The MK 17 were a series of United States Navy (USN) WW2-era developed 325 lb (147 kg) class aerial high explosive (HE) f...

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AN-M69A1 Incendiary Bomb

Bomb

The AN-M69A1 was a United States Army (US Army) and United States Navy (USN) used, sheet steel-cased, hexagonal section-...

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M47 Smoke Bomb

M47 Smoke Bomb

Bomb

The M47 was a United States Navy (USN) and US Army used WW2-era 100 lb (45.4 kg) class thin-walled smoke aerial bomb....

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M43 General Purpose Bomb

M43 General Purpose Bomb

Bomb

The M43 was a World War Two (WW2)-era, United States Army (US Army) and US Navy (USN) used, 500 lb (227 kg) general purp...

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M30 General Purpose Bomb

M30 General Purpose Bomb

Bomb

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

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M31 General Purpose Bomb

Bomb

The M31 was a World War Two (WW2)-era, United States Army (US Army) and US Navy (USN) used, 300 lb (≈136 kg)-class gener...

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M57 General Purpose Bomb

M57 General Purpose Bomb

Bomb

The M57 was a World War Two (WW2)-era, United States Army (US Army) and US Navy (USN) used, 250 lb (≈113 kg) general pur...

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M44 General Purpose Bomb

M44 General Purpose Bomb

Bomb

The M44 was a World War Two (WW2)-era, United States Army (US Army) and US Navy (USN) used, 1,000 lb (454 kg) general pu...

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AN-M65 General Purpose Bomb

AN-M65 General Purpose Bomb

Bomb

The AN-M65 was a World War Two (WW2)-era, United States Army (US Army) and US Navy (USN) used, 1,000 lb (454 kg)-class g...

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2000 lb RAF Incendiary

Bomb

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260 lb Frag

Bomb

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90 lb Frag

Bomb

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4 lb Frag

Bomb

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AP-Mk 1

Bomb

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