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Cluster munition - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
A cluster munition is a form of air-dropped or ground-launched explosive weapon that releases or ejects smaller sub-munitions. Commonly, this is a cluster bomb that ...
Cluster Bombs - Federation of American Scientists
Detailed technical information, heavily illustrated with diagrams, on how cluster bombs work, with specifications of specific types of cluster bombs. From the ...
www.clusterbombs.us
Cluster munitions (sometimes called cluster bombs) are highly imprecise and indiscriminate weapons that work by dispersing hundreds of smaller submunitions, often ...
www.sousmunitions.org
Widely used during recent conflicts (Kosovo, Afghanistan, Iraq), cluster bombs kill and maim thousands of civilians with total impunity… It’s time to take action ...
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U.S. BLU-97 cluster bomblet in wheat field in Iraq, 2004 MCC photo by Titus Peachey. Chicago Public Radio (WBEZ) interview with Titus Peachey on cluster munitions ...
Cluster Munition Coalition
With a decade to clear all unexploded cluster bombs, the CMC was happy to hear that all but the most heavily contaminated States Parties are on track to clear all their ...
Cluster Bombs - GlobalSecurity.org - Reliable Security Information
Cluster Bombs. The Cluster Munitions Policy Memo (19 June 2008) directed that after 2018, cluster munitions must not produce >1% UXO; a limit that will not be waived.
Libya: Gaddafi forces 'using cluster bombs in Misrata' | World ...
Forces loyal to Muammar Gaddafi have fired cluster bombs into residential areas of the besieged city of Misrata, according to witnesses. Human Rights Watch ...
Cluster Bombs - Conservapedia
Cluster Bombs, are a type of military weapon primarily used because of their effectiveness against tanks and large areas. All cluster weapons consist of two primary ...
BBC News - Libya conflict: Gaddafi 'cluster bombing Misrata'
Pro-government forces in Libya have been accused by a human rights campaign group of using cluster bombs, which are banned by more than 100 countries ...
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