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020919-N-3122S-003

Brunswick, Me. (Sep. 19, 2002) -- A P-3C Orion attached to the Tigers of Patrol Squadron Eight (VP-8) heads to a bombing exercise loaded with MK-20 Rockeye cluster bombs. MK-20 cluster bombs deliver 247 bomblets, which, upon detonation, release a jet of super heated and pressurized gas, which can penetrate 10 inches of steel and 31 inches of reinforced concrete. The weapon's dispersion area is roughly the size of a football field.

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Photo by: Airman Shannon Smith
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