Description
The BGL-1000 laser guided bomb (scale is approximate)
The 970 kg BGL-1000 is a French laser-guided gliding bomb. It was introduced in Update "Ground Breaking".
Vehicles equipped with this weapon
General info
| Bomb characteristics
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| Guidance |
Laser
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| Missile guidance time |
60 secs
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| Mass |
970 kg
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| Explosive type |
TNT
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| TNT equivalent |
500 kg
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Effective damage
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Comparison with analogues
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Usage in battles
BGL can be used in GRB with great accuracy to hit armored vehicles and AAs. they can also be used very effectively in air simulator battles to attack bases, bot armored vehicles and in wild weasel function, destroying any anti-aircraft defending bases, the battlefield or the airports.
Pros and cons
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Pros:
- Laser guidance grants high bombing precision
- Laser guidance bomb allows for flexibility on where to release weapon
- Laser guidance allows for long range/ high alt bomb drop, avioding air defence max range
Cons:
- Laser guidance requires you to keep a laser pointed at the target, limiting what manoeuvres the aircraft can pull after dropping the bomb
- The laser from your aircraft can be blocked by buildings or terrain
History
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Media
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See also
- Related development
External links
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| 2,500 kg
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SC2500
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| USSR
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| 25 kg
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AO-25M-1
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| 50 kg
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FAB-50sv
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| 100 kg
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FAB-100sv · FAB-100M-43 · OFAB-100
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| 250 kg
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FAB-250sv · FAB-250M-43 · FAB-250M-44 · FAB-250M-46 · FAB-250M-54 · FAB-250M-62 · OFAB-250sv · OFAB-250-270
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| 500 kg
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FAB-500sv · FAB-500M-43 · FAB-500M-44 · FAB-500M-46 · FAB-500M-54 · FAB-500M-62
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| 1,000 kg
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FAB-1000 · FAB-1000M-43 · FAB-1000M-44
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| 1,500 kg
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FAB-1500M-46
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| 3,000 kg
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FAB-3000M-46
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| 5,000 kg
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FAB-5000
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| 250 lb
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G.P. Mk.IV · M.C. Mk.I
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| 500 lb
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G.P. Mk.IV · H.E. M.C. Mk.II · M.C. Mk.I
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| 540 lb
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Mk.M2
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| 1,000 lb
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G.P. Mk.I · M.C. Mk.I · L.D H.E. M.C. Mk.1 · H.E. M.C. Mk.13
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| 4,000 lb
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H.C. Mk.II · H.C. Mk.IV
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| 8,000 lb
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H.C. Mk.II
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| 12,000 lb
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H.C Mk.I
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| Japan
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| Army
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| 50 kg
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Type 94 GPHE
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| 100 kg
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Type 94 GPHE
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| 250 kg
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Type 92 GPHE
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| 500 kg
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Type 92 GPHE
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| 60 kg
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Type 97 Number 6
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| 250 kg
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Type 98 Number 25 · Type Number 25 Model 2
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| 500 kg
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Type Number 50 Model 2
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| 800 kg
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Number 80 Mod. 1
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| 100 kg
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100-2
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| 250 kg
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Type 250-2 · 250-3
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| 500 kg
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500-3
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| 1500 kg
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1500-2
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| 3000 kg
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3000-2
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| 50 kg
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GP 50
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| 100 kg
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GP 100T · SAP 100M
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| 230 kg
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BAFG-230
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| 250 kg
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| 460 kg
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BAFG-460
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| 500 kg
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GP 500
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| 800 kg
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| 920 kg
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| 50 kg
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D.T. No.2 · G.A. MMN. 50 · Type 61C
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G2 Navale
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| 100 kg
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No.1
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| 250 lb
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SAMP Mk 81
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| 150 kg
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I2 Navale
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| 200 kg
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No.1
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| 500 lb
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SAMP Mk 82
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| 250 kg
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Matra 25E · SAMP Type 25
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| 400 kg
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SAMP Type 21
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| 1,000 lb
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SAMP Mk 83
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| 500 kg
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No.2
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| 2,000 lb
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SAMP Mk 84
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| 50 kg
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mb m/37AT · sb m/42 · sb m/47 · Model 1938
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| 100 kg
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Model 1938
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| 120 kg
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sb m/61 · m/71
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| 250 kg
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mb m/40 · mb m/50
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| 500 kg
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mb m/41 · mb m/56
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| 600 kg
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mb m/50
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| 100 kg
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360/50 kg G.P.
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| See also
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List of armour-piercing bombs · List of guided bombs · List of retarded bombs
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