Penetrating Bomb

Penetrating bombs are a type of bomb that is classified under the supply class "Bombs" in the supply group "Ammunition And Explosives." These bombs are specifically designed to penetrate and penetrate through various types of targets, such as armored vehicles, fortified structures, or underground bunkers.

Penetrating bombs are typically equipped with a hardened casing and a powerful explosive charge. The casing is designed to withstand the impact and penetration forces, while the explosive charge is intended to cause significant damage to the target once it has penetrated through.

These bombs are often used in military operations where there is a need to neutralize heavily fortified or armored targets. They can be dropped from aircraft, launched from artillery systems, or deployed by ground forces using specialized delivery systems.

It is important to note that the use of penetrating bombs is subject to strict regulations and international laws governing the use of explosives in armed conflicts. These regulations aim to minimize civilian casualties and collateral damage during military operations.