The Soviet high-explosive aerial bomb FAB-5000, developed by designer Nison Gelperin, will not be equipped with a universal gliding and correction module (UMPC), said Boris Obnosov, head of the Tactical Missiles Corporation.
According to Obnosov, the most powerful aerial bomb with UMPC in the arsenal of the Russian Aerospace Forces remains the FAB-3000.
About FAB-5000
These aerial bombs were created for bombing large concentrations of troops, strategic facilities and railways. A new explosive was developed specifically for the FAB-5000, which included trinitrotoluene, hexogen and aluminum.
The carrier of the bomb was the Pe-8 bomber aircraft. After state tests, the FAB-5000 was put into service with the Soviet Army.
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