AGM-130 rocket-powered glide bomb
Country of Origin: USA
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The AGM-130 is a powered version of the U.S. GBU-15 electro-optical, precision-guided, modular glide bomb, which in turn evolved from the Mk 84 2,000-lb (907-kg) bomb (see separate records for details).
Common features between the AGM-130 and the GBU-15 include the TV-seeker, body and short-chord wings. Warheads for the GBU-15 are the Mk 84, a submunitions dispenser (SUU-54) or the more powerful BLU-109/B (I-2000) unitary warhead. (The SUU-54 warhead was not planned for the...
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