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OSMP1549
Air-Delivered Bomb Yemen GBU-31 JDAM JDAM kit
Analyst Note:
This image shows one of the actuated fins of a Joint Direct Attack Munition (JDAM) tail kit. The manufacturer CAGE code ("76301") and the part number ("70P862100-1005") is visible. This CAGE code corresponds to Boeing, the manufacturer of the JDAM guidance kit, while the part number corresponds to a fin of a JDAM kit compatible with MK-84 and BLU-109 2,000-pound bombs. (ARES).