The dispenser and the payload
the dispenser and payload
the dispenser and payload
That is a cluster bomb- and the term is submunitions.
The original ones were a ball of uranium with explosives all around it to press it into a critical mass so it would explode.
Yes, parts of it were bombed.
Napalm is a mixture of a thickening gelling agent and petroleum or a similar fuel for use in an incendiary device. It consist on polystyrene (46 parts), gasoline (33 parts) and benzene (21 parts). Napalm was first developed in 1942 by Harvard researchers cooperating with the U.S. army and used in bombs and flame throwers by mixing a powdered aluminum soap of naphthalene with palpitate (hence napalm). No one is claiming credit for the development of napalm.
No. It was assembles and mostly produced in Alamogordo, New Mexico. There were other places where people worked to make parts of the bomb's elements and processed the uranium and plutonium for the bombs.
the dispenser and payload
The use of cluster bombs is controversial and has been banned by the Convention on Cluster Munitions, which prohibits their use, production, stockpiling, and transfer. However, not all countries have ratified this convention, so the legality of cluster bombs in war depends on the specific laws and regulations of the countries involved in the conflict.
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the "master" bomb is filled with "bomblets" or munitions that go off at intervals
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a flock of birds a gaggle of geese a shoal of fish a cluster of bombs ..he he!.. nah, a 'cluster bomb' is actually a nasty bomb that once it explodes it releases more mini bombs (the clusters) all over the place which then explode as ancilliary explosions.
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