Eduard 648454 suuH/B

The SUU-30 is an American cluster plane bomb from the Cold War period. Its total length is 210 centimeters. The bomb is designed to fight both the enemy's manpower and unarmored vehicles. It is assumed that its action against strongly strengthened enemy resistance points was rather limited. The presented bomb used as subammunition mainly BLU-26 and BLU-36, the diameter of which was about 6.5-7 centimeters. A single SUU-30 was able to carry up to 665 BLU-26 and BLU-36 subammunition. This subammunition had various types of fuses - including delayed fires. It is worth adding that several variants of the SUU-30 bomb were created in the course of production: SUU-30 / B, SUU-30 B / B or SUU-30 B / H. They differed from each other externally mainly in the size of the ailerons. The presented cluster bomb could be carried by many USAF aircraft, including the F-105 Thunderchief and the F-4 Phantom.

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