GBU-28
- noun
- NSFW
- Engineers designed the GBU-28 to penetrate thick concrete before detonating.
Examples
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The military deployed a GBU-28 to destroy the underground command bunker.
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The military used the GBU-28 to effectively destroy a heavily fortified underground facility.
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Reports confirmed that the GBU-28 was instrumental in the operation.
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The military deployed the GBU-28 in the recent operation.
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Has the GBU-28 been effective against bunkers?
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Engineers developed the GBU-28 as a powerful solution for targeting hardened structures.
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During the conflict, aerial units employed the GBU-28 to neutralize enemy bunkers.
Synonyms
A very strong bomb that breaks through thick concrete to explode inside underground shelters
A bomb that follows laser light to hit a target accurately
A heavy laser-guided bomb weighing 5,000 pounds that goes deep into bunkers to destroy them
Surface Forms
Etymology
GBU-28 comes from the military code GBU, short for 'guided bomb unit', and the number 28 names this model. So GBU-28 is a heavy, 5,000-pound guided bomb made to break through thick concrete or underground bunkers before it explodes.