cluster adapter

The weapons were designed to be dispersed over the battlefield with Mark 44 cluster adapters.

Mark 44 cluster adapters were one of many possible means to deliver "Lazy Dog" projectiles.

The M138 became armed immediately upon separating from the M43 cluster bomb and its M30 cluster adapter.

The M43 was meant to be delivered from a subsonic aircraft and used a standard cluster adapter which would have tail fairing added to adapt it for high speeds.

The sub-munitions were clustered into an E38 cluster adapter and when used, would be dropped from 35,000 feet generating an aerosol cloud in the shape of an ellipse.

The line would fill the British four pound anthrax bombs with an anthrax slurry and then cluster them into the M26 cluster adapter, to form the M33 cluster bomb.

Three M16 BZ smoke generators were held together in an M39 cluster adapter and its M92 wire assembly; the M39 essentially bound and buckled the generators together.

The E48 particulate bomb was a 4 pound sub-munition meant to be clustered in the E38 type cluster adapter, together the E48 and E38 constituted the E96 cluster bomb.

A total of 120 BLU-43/B fit into a single CDU-2/B cluster adapter, forty of which were then loaded into a SUU-13/A cluster dispenser to form the complete CBU-28/A cluster munition.