During the Second World War, RAF aircraft used a wide range of suspended aircraft weapons. Depending on the mission, bombers and torpedo bombers could use bombs, torpedoes, or sea mines. The bomb armament consisted of several dozen models, among which the most common in the first half of the war were GP bombs, which could be of different weights, ranging from 40 to 4000 pounds. Later, MS-type bombs were produced, which had a higher ratio of explosive to bomb weight. For attacks on warships and transports, naval aviation and Coastal Command aircraft could use SAP semi-armor-piercing bombs. All types of bombs were most often colored dark green, but yellow bombs were also used in the early part of the war. In addition to bombs, RAF aircraft also used torpedoes during combat missions at sea. British aviation also mined enemy ports and harbor routes from the air, using airborne sea mines.
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Manufacturer information:
Name: ICM
Street name:
Erlenbacher Str.
3
Postal code, City:
42477
,
Radevormwald
Country: Deutschland
E-Mail:
mail@glow2b.de
Homepage:
https://www.glow2b.de
Responsible person:
Name: ICM
Street name:
Erlenbacher Str.
3
Postal code, City:
42477
,
Radevormwald
Country: Deutschland
E-Mail:
mail@glow2b.de
Homepage:
https://www.glow2b.de
Product safety information
Manufacturer information:
ICM
Erlenbacher Str. 3
Radevormwald, Deutschland, 42477
mail@glow2b.de
https://www.glow2b.de
Responsible person:
ICM
Erlenbacher Str. 3
Radevormwald, Deutschland, 42477
mail@glow2b.de
https://www.glow2b.de