Original Soviet Union PTAB-2.5 Aerial Cluster Bomb - INERT EOD Trainer Japanese Army Rapid ambulance evacuation to this

Rapid ambulance evacuation to this new location was greatly hampered as a result of fog and motor convoys on Route N15 between Bastogne and Molinfaing

Each photo features a crashed aircraft from the Great War and just after

27 kilogram practice bomb used for training purposes as a low-cost low-risk alternative to live munitions

This set allows the gun to be pinned to the ground with a three-point set up

Original Soviet Union PTAB-2.5 Aerial Cluster Bomb - INERT EOD Trainer Japanese Army Rapid ambulance evacuation to thisOriginal Item: Only One Available. PTAB (Russian , short for , "Antitank Aviation Bomb") was a Soviet World War II design of a shaped charge bomb. The bomb was designed within a case of 2. 5 kg bomb with real weight of 1. 5 kg and 0. 62 kg of explosives. The Il 2 ground attack aircraft was capable of carrying 280 PTAB bombs immediately on the bomb bay folds, or 4x48 in four cassettes. The PTAB 2. 5 was capable of penetrating 60 to 70 millimeter tank