25 lb. Practice Bombs
The military standard 25 lb. practice bomb is used as a training aid for all Air Force and Navy pilots. With various bomb rack configurations, they are used on almost every fixed-wing fighter/bomber aircraft in the U.S. inventory. Commonly referred to as the MK-76 or BDU-33, practice bombs have a spotting charge that releases a cloud of smoke on impact. Practice bombs are used to simulate the MK-82 in low drag configuration. They are made from a small cast-iron and steel non-explosive ordnance that is used in training to simulate actual bombs. Practice bombs are also used to qualify systems and personnel.
Product Features
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U.S. Navy and Air Force designed, with internal Navy and Air Force firing pin assembly.
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Enables pilots of almost every fixed-wing fighter aircraft to experience the actual look, feel and handling characteristics of an actual bombing run.
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Improved efficiency, accuracy and target acquisition.
Product Benefits
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Non-lethal training aid.
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Cost effective training compared to actual bombing and simulation.
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Improved training safety.
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Highly versatile.