An air-dropped or artillery-fired munition containing multiple smaller submunitions designed to disperse over a wide area, often with high dud rates posing post-conflict hazards.

A guided bomb is a munition that uses a guidance system to modify its flight path in real-time to ensure accuracy.

A bomb designed to penetrate hardened targets, such as bunkers, before detonating.

A stand-off capability refers to the ability of a weapon to be deployed at a distance from the target, typically to enhance aircraft or launch platform survivability.