65K views · 96 reactions | The German Air Force's Eurofighter Typhoon uses the 500 kg GBU-48 bomb for precision strikes against enemy targets. The bomb can be guided via GPS for pre-determined coordinates or by laser technology for real-time targeting. Laser marking is done by ground personnel or aircraft, enabling precise strikes on unhardened targets. This dual-mode capability enhances the accuracy and effectiveness of the Eurofighter's combat missions. | Military Mechanics | Facebook

Many asked how bunker buster bombs work, especially after the recent U.S. strikes in Iran. Unlike normal bombs, they’re built with hardened steel nose cones to penetrate deep into earth or concrete before detonating on a time delay set for the target’s depth. Hitting underground bunkers requires precision forward, back, left, right, and depth—making it one of the most complex targeting missions in modern airpower. #Military | Shawn Walsh