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Types of Cluster Munitions in Global Stockpiles Fact Sheet May 2008 Types of Cluster Munitions in Global Stockpiles Countries Stockpiling Submunition Photo Common Western/NATO Types Common Eastern/Warsaw Pact Types Type * indicates that stocks are destroyed (Illustrative example) (and number of submunitions) (and number of submunitions) or slated for destruction DM-602 (63) M4831A1 (88) 3-O-13 (8) Bahrain, Belgium*, Bosnia & Herzegovina, Canada*, DM-612 (63) M509A1 (180) 3-O-23 (42) Artillery-Delivered China, Egypt, Germany*, Greece, Honduras*, Israel, GRM49 (63) M684 (72) 3-O-14 (24) DPICM Italy, Japan, Jordan, South Korea, Morocco, Type-62 (63) No Self-Destruct Netherlands*, Pakistan, Russia, Serbia, Slovakia, Type-66 (63) Turkey, UK*, US KB-1 DPICM (fmr. Yugoslavia) BCR (63) KaG-88 (63) MAT-120 (21) CG-540 (56) DM-632 (63) KaG-90 (49) M2001 (63) CG-540ER (49) Artillery-Delivered Austria*, Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, DM-642 (63) KaG-99 (84) M395 (63) Trnovnik (40) DPICM India, Italy, Israel, South Korea, Norway, Pakistan, DM-652 (49) K-310 (49) M396 (49) Poland, Romania, Serbia, Singapore, Slovakia, South DM-662 (49) L20A1 (49) M864A1 (72) Self-Destructing Africa, Spain, Switzerland, Turkey, UK, US MP-98 (32) OGRE F1 (63) OGR DPICM (France) Algeria, Bahrain, Belarus, Brazil, Bosnia & Herzegovina, ASTROS (64) Chinese Types: 9M218 (45) Bulgaria, China, Croatia, Czech Republic, Egypt, France, ATACMS-1 (950) Type 63 rocket (16) 9M27K (30) Surface-Launched Germany, Greece, Guinea, India, Iran, Iraq, Italy, Israel, M26 (644) Type 81 rocket (39) 9M55K (72) Rockets and Missiles Japan, Kazakhstan, North Korea, South Korea, Kuwait, M26A1 (518) Type 90A rocket (39) 9M55K5 (646) Moldova, Netherlands*, Poland, Russia, Saudi Arabia, SAKR-36 (64) WM-80 rocket (320) AGAT/JRKK-G (56) No Self-Destruct Serbia, Slovakia, Turkey, Turkmenistan, Ukraine, UK*, TR-122 (56) WS-1B rocket (466) Orkan (288) US, Uzbekistan, Yemen 9N21 (USSR) Trnovnik (63) Apache (10) Air-Launched Rockets AGM-154A JSOW (145) and Missiles France, Germany, Japan, South Korea, Netherlands, M261 Hydra/CRV-7/LAU-97 (9) Turkey, UK, US No Self-Destruct M73 Hydra (US) Countries Stockpiling Submunition Photo Common Western/NATO Types Common Eastern/Warsaw Pact Types Type * indicates that stocks are destroyed (Illustrative example) (and number of submunitions) (and number of submunitions) or slated for destruction Angola, Argentina*, Azerbaijan, Belgium*, Belarus, BL-755 (147) CB-500 (240) KPT-500 (54) Brazil, Bulgaria, Canada*, Chile, China, Croatia, Cuba, BLG-66 (151) CBU-58 (650) PROSAB-250 (90) Czech Republic*, Egypt, Eritrea, Ethiopia, France*, BME-330 (8) CBU-87 (202) RBK (Variable payload) Georgia, Germany*, Greece, Guinea-Bissau, Honduras*, CB-470 (240) Rockeye (247) ZK-300 (315) Air-Dropped Bombs Hungary, India, Indonesia, Iran, Iraq, Italy, Israel, Japan, Jordan, Kazakhstan, North Korea, South Korea, Libya, No Self-Destruct Montenegro*, Morocco, Netherlands*, Nigeria, Norway*, Oman, Pakistan, Peru, Poland, Portugal*, Romania, Russia, Saudi Arabia, Serbia, Slovakia, Slovenia, South Africa, Spain, Sri Lanka, Sudan, Switzerland*, Syria, BL-755 (UK) Thailand, Turkey, Uganda*, Ukraine, UAE, UK*, US Algeria, Angola, Bosnia & Herzegovina, Croatia, Cuba, AFDS-T (variable payload) KMG-U (Variable payload) Czech Republic*, Georgia, Germany, Greece, Hungary, BK-90 (Variable payload) KPT-120 (Variable payload) India, Iran, Iraq, Israel, North Korea, Libya, Mongolia, MW-1 (Variable payload) Dispensers Poland, Romania, Russia, Slovakia, Sudan, Sweden, Syria, Ukraine, Yemen AO-2.5RT (USSR) BONUS (2) 9M217 (2 MOTIV-3M) CBU-97 (10 BLU-108 with 4 warheads each) 9M55K1 (5 MOTIV-3M) Sensor Fuzed M898 SADARM (2) MCS-E1 (2) Weapons Bulgaria, France, Germany, Greece, India, Kuwait, SMArt-155 (2) Meteor (2) Oman, Poland, Russia, Sweden, Switzerland, Turkey, NIMI (2) Self-Destruct/ US; on order by Australia and UK SPBD-E Self-Neutralize SMArt-155 (Germany) 2.
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