Munition records

The M117A1E1 is a 750 lb (340 kg)-class bomb that may be classed as a demolition, or general purpose (GP) bomb. The M...

The CBU-58A/B is a US anti-personnel/anti-matériel (APAM) dispenser (cargo, cluster, etc.) bomb. The CBU-58A/B is com...

CLUSTER BOMB UNIT (CBU)

The M36 TH3 incendiary bomb cluster used the M30 cluster bomb adapter and an M14 tail unit. Other than its payload and w...

The M43 BZ incapacitating cluster bomb used the M30 cluster bomb adapter and an M14 or E12R2 tail unit. The M43 conta...

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

The M117A2 is a 750 lb (340 kg)-class bomb that may be classed as a demolition, or general purpose (GP) bomb. The M11...

The M117A1E2 is a 750 lb (340 kg)-class bomb that may be classed as a demolition, or general purpose (GP) bomb. The M...

The M117A1E3 is a 750 lb (340 kg)-class bomb that may be classed as a demolition, or general purpose (GP) bomb. The M...

The M117A3 is a 750 lb (340 kg)-class bomb that may be classed as a demolition, or general purpose (GP) bomb. The M11...

The CBU-58/B is a US anti-personnel/anti-matériel (APAM) dispenser (cargo, cluster, etc.) bomb. The CBU-58/B is compr...

The CBU-72/B dispenser (cargo, cluster, etc.) bomb that is based on the SUU-49A/B submunition dispenser. The CBU-72/B...

The CBU-55/B is a dispenser (cargo, cluster, etc.) bomb that is based on the SUU-49/B submunition dispenser. The CBU-...

The CBU-55A/B is a dispenser (cargo, cluster, etc.) bomb that is based on the SUU-49A/B submunition dispenser. The CB...

The MK 4 are a series of 'small' United States Navy (USN) WW2-era 100 lb (45.4 kg) aerial general purpose (GP) bombs, wh...

The MK 9 was a United States Navy (USN) WW2-era 500 lb (227 kg) aerial light-case (LC) high capacity (HC) demolition bom...

The MK 9 was a United States Navy (USN) WW2-era 1,000 lb (454 kg) aerial light-case (LC) high capacity (HC) demolition b...

The MK 36 was a United States Navy (USN) WW2-era developed 1,000 lb (454 kg) aerial general purpose (GP) high explosive...

The AN-M13 (formerly M4) was a United States Army (US Army) and United States Navy (USN) WW2-era used 500 lb (227 kg) cl...

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

The AN-M12 (formerly M4) was a United States Army (US Army) and United States Navy (USN) WW2-era used 100 lb (45.4 kg) c...

The M40 (AN-M40) was a small, nominally 23 lb (10.4 kg), parachute-retarded, high explosive fragmentation (HE-frag) bomb...

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

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

The AN-M58 was a US World War Two (WW2) era-developed, 500 lb (≈227 kg) class, semi-armour piercing (SAP) high explosive...

The AN-M58A1 was a US World War Two (WW2) era-developed, 500 lb (≈227 kg) class, semi-armour piercing (SAP) high explosi...

The AN-M58A2 was a US World War Two (WW2) era-developed, 500 lb (≈227 kg) class, semi-armour piercing (SAP) high explosi...

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

The BLU-134/B is a US-developed, 500 lb (227 kg) weight-class, high explosive fragmentation (HE-Frag) anti-personnel and...

The BLU-136/B is US-developed, 2,000 lb (907 kg) weight-class, high explosive fragmentation (HE-Frag) anti-personnel ant...