Incendiary Bomb

An Incendiary Bomb is a type of bomb that is designed to create and spread fire. It is classified under the supply class "Bombs" and belongs to the supply group "Ammunition and Explosives."

Incendiary bombs are typically filled with flammable materials such as gasoline, napalm, or other incendiary substances. When the bomb is detonated, it releases these materials, which ignite upon contact with air or other sources of heat. The resulting fire can cause significant damage to structures, vehicles, and other targets.

Incendiary bombs have been used in warfare for various purposes, including destroying enemy infrastructure, creating fire barriers, and causing panic and chaos among enemy forces. They can be dropped from aircraft, launched from artillery or rocket systems, or deployed by ground forces.

It is important to note that the use of incendiary bombs is subject to international laws and regulations, particularly regarding the targeting of civilian areas and the use of indiscriminate weapons.