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1,000 lb Medium Capacity (MC) Bomb

1,000 lb Medium Capacity (MC) Bomb

Bomb

The 1,000 lb MC Bomb was a family of British, nose (see later comments) and tail-fuzed, medium capacity (MC), aerial bom...

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250 lb GP Bomb

250 lb GP Bomb

Bomb

The 250 lb GP Bomb was a family of British, nose and tail-fuzed, general purpose (GP), aerial bombs, which were develope...

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4,000 lb High Capacity (HC) Bomb Family

4,000 lb High Capacity (HC) Bomb Family

Bomb

The 4,000 lb high capacity (HC) were a family of World War Two (WW2)-era British high-capacity blast bombs, which may be...

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I.B. 4lb

I.B. 4lb

Bomb

This is a hexagon-shaped incendiary submunition.

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30 lb Incendiary Bomb

30 lb Incendiary Bomb

Bomb

The 30 lb Incendiary Bomb comes in at least four marks (Mks.), with known models including: the Mk. I; Mk. II; Mk. IIM;...

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Paveway IV

Paveway IV

Bomb

The Paveway IV is a US/UK-developed precision-guided munition (PGM), which is based on the US-developed Enhanced Paveway...

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BL755

BL755

Bomb

The BL755 (or BL-755) is a British submunition-dispenser (cluster bomb), which was initially developed during the 1960s....

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227 kg (with No 116 tail) (Mk 1)

Bomb

0.46 m tailspan. 356 or single lug spacing. General purpose bomb.

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227 kg (with No 116 tail) (Mk 2)

Bomb

0.46 m tailspan. 356 mm or single lug spacing. General purpose bomb.

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227 kg (with No 118 tail) (Mk 1)

Bomb

0.43 m tailspan. 356 mm or single lug spacing. General purpose bomb.

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227 kg (with No 118 tail) (Mk 2)

Bomb

0.43 m tailspan. 356 mm or single lug spacing. General purpose bomb.

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454 kg Mk 10 (Bombs without tail units)

Bomb

356 mm or single lug spacing. General purpose bomb.

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454 kg Mk 18 (Bombs without tail units)

Bomb

356 mm or single lug spacing. General purpose bomb.

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454 kg Mk 20 (Bombs without tail units)

Bomb

356 mm or single lug spacing. General purpose bomb.

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No 107 (Tail units)

Bomb

0.58 m tailspan. General purpose bomb.

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No 114 (Tail units)

Bomb

0.58 m tailspan. General purpose bomb.

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No 117 (Tail units)

Bomb

0.58 m tailspan. General purpose bomb.

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10 lb Practice Bomb

10 lb Practice Bomb

Bomb

The British 10 lb Practice Bomb was a family of small aerial bombs, which were used for training purposes, before, durin...

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11.5 lb Practice Bomb

11.5 lb Practice Bomb

Bomb

The British 11.5 lb Practice Bomb was a family of small aerial bombs, which were used for training purposes, before and...

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500 lb SAP Bomb

500 lb SAP Bomb

Bomb

The 500 lb SAP Bomb was a family of British, tail-fuzed, semi armour piercing (SAP), aerial bombs, which were developed...

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500 lb GP Bomb

500 lb GP Bomb

Bomb

The 500 lb GP Bomb was a family of British, nose and tail-fuzed, general purpose (GP), aerial bombs, which were develope...

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500 lb Medium Capacity (MC) Bomb

500 lb Medium Capacity (MC) Bomb

Bomb

The 500 lb MC Bomb was a family of British, nose and tail-fuzed, medium capacity (MC), aerial bombs, which were develope...

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PRF SX144A

Bomb

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8.5lb Practice Bomb

8.5lb Practice Bomb

Bomb

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MK 18

MK 18

Bomb

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MK 13

MK 13

Bomb

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