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Multiple Fins
Fins located around the body of the munition, often in sets.
OSMP
530
Air-Delivered Bomb
Palestinian Territories
GBU-39 series
OSMP
528
Rocket or Missile
Syria
9M79 Tochka series
OSMP
155
Rocket or Missile
Ukraine
Kh-55