[Jet Jaguar]

BDU-33s being loaded on an F-16. (not the aircraft involved in this story.)

[Jet Jaguar]

ping.

[Pontiac]

“We’re not yet at a point where we can say this individual pilot flying this particular aircraft was the one that the munition fell off of,” he said.

I was curious that a pilot would not notice that a bomb has fallen off of his plane then I noticed from your picture how small the bomb is.

Now I am curious that the bomb did the damage described.

[OldFriend]

During a training exercise in NJ a jet strafed a grammar school. Thankfully this was in the night. However, the janitor was rather shocked to hear what sounded like pop corn hitting the roof.

[sageb1]

oops...my cousin is an AF jet mechanic in South Korea. ;)

[Rameumptom]

My father in law dropped his bombs on the airstrip just sitting there one time. It was one of those early trainer jets in the 1960's (T-33?). It was a mechanical failure, a wire shorted out. He was in trouble until he found the wire that shorted out and showed it to his superior.

[Sarajevo]

The nonexplosive training bomb sent startled workers scurrying...

That's an understatment!