What is Bunker Buster?

Bunker Buster is a bomb that has been designed to penetrate into strong fortifications, such as underground equipment or reinforced above ground structures. Since World War II, different versions of Bunker Buster have been used, with many militants designing their own versions. Nuclear versions are also available, although nuclear bunkers Busters are controversial due to fears of falling, contamination and proliferation of nuclear weapons. As a result, the bomb deployment was significantly safer and allowed nations to develop extremely heavy and large bombs that could not be transported by other means. They are used to placing sensitive equipment, high -ranking individuals and other materials that are considered important for war efforts. By designing a bomb that can penetrate strongly fortified structures, the military can often hit the wound into the nerve center of the enemy government or the army.

In order to work effectively, the bunker Buster must penetrate and then explode rather than conventional bombs thatClassically explode. The explosion after penetration is timed to damage the bunker core, rather than just damage to the exterior, an event that could be survived for many bunkers.

To achieve this goal, the bunker is extremely heavy and narrow for its size. This allows weapons to build speed as soon as it is deployed from the plane to bury inside the structure or underground. Some bunker busers are mounted with rocket engines that drive the bomb, allowing him to go through a very strong fortification. The fuse may be delayed, remotely triggered or associated with the movement of the bomb, causing it to explode as soon as the fortification penetrates.

With the development of Bunker Busters, of course, many nations have increased the level of their fortifications to make these specialized bombs more difficult to penetrate. This creates a form of an armament race in which militation is forced to design a better bunker of busters, and oDPůrs react by their fortifications and bunkers even stronger. The technology involved in the design of the fortifications and the Bunker Busters is usually classified, so that hostile nations cannot get it and use it to design their own military equipment.