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General Forums => Aircraft and Vehicles => Topic started by: jpeg on October 12, 2001, 09:45:00 PM
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What is that (Circled in red)?
(http://198.38.12.245/b52.jpg)
By the way this isn't a quiz, i really don't know.
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Its something that will make Osama feel warm & fuzzy... and GLOWING with joy.
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rotary missle launcher. It fits in the bomb bay, doors open, drop one off, rotate, drop, repeat until empty.
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its called a clip if you work with it. Its a rotary ALCM (air launched cruise missile) launcher. You oughta see that trailer that the clip is sitting on operate, its pretty neat. Remote controlled.
[ 10-12-2001: Message edited by: -ammo- ]
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We called that a CSRL at my old job. :)
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Wow...
Thanks for the info guys
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Originally posted by -ammo-:
its called a clip if you work with it. Its a rotary ALCM (air launched cruise missile) launcher. You oughta see that trailer that the clip is sitting on operate, its pretty neat. Remote controlled.
[ 10-12-2001: Message edited by: -ammo- ]
CALCM you SAC minded HEATHEN!!
Tumor
...both really but, ewwwwww yuck anyway
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Hiya's,
While ya at it will someone enlightem me about the "normal" bombs in view...say from rear to front (i am curious)
Many Thanks
Def
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Def--
Front row, both sides are MK-82 GP 500Lb bomb, with standard MAU-93 fin for "slick" configuration.
Second row, both sides are M-117 GP 750Lb bomb with MAU-91 fin for "slick" configuration.
third row, inside, MK-84 GP 2000Lb bomb with slick fin, I think a MAU-103.
Third row outside, Those are CBU's, I cant really tell the type in that picture, but prolly CBU-52 or CBU-58. If its a newer model it could be a "gator" whic is a CBU-89. Could also be CBU-87. All these weapons have different bomblets and are used in different rolls, varying in degrees of anti-personnel and anti-armor rolls.
Rgr that tumor, 3 years as a SAC weenie.
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another tidbit of info that some may find intersting. when looking at military hardware, anything that has a "Mk" designator was created for the Army or Navy. That doesnt mean the Air Force, marines, or Coast Guard doesnt use it, it was just a design with the army and navy influencing it in its inception. Anything with a BLU designator, is strictly an Air Force design and the same rule applies.
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Hiya's,
My that sure has onehellofa payload
Many Thanks
Def