1. Characteristics

2. References

The BINC-300 is a Brazilian incendiary bomb. The bomb utilizes napalm. Its main goal is to be used against flammable targets such as munitions and fuel depots, parking lots, aircraft, and refineries.

The BINC-300 is constructed with steel, and has reinforced areas capable of handling the forces the bomb meets in flight. The tank is hermetically sealed, making the use of incendiary compositions possible.

Characteristics

• Length: {{convert|2960|mm|in}}
• Diameter: {{convert|400|mm|in}}
• Weight: {{convert|209|kg|lb}} ^[1]

References

• U.S. Route 460 Business (Timberlake, Virginia)
• U.S. Route 460 Bypass (Bedford, Virginia)
• U.S. Route 460 Bypass (Christiansburg, Virginia)
• U.S. Route 460 Bypass (Georgetown, Kentucky)
• U.S. Route 460 Temporary
• U.S. Route 460 Temporary (Bluefield, Virginia-West Virginia)
• U.S. Route 466 Alternate (Nevada)
• U.S. Route 48 (1969-1989)
• U.S. Route 48 (1970s)
• U.S. Route 48 (West Virginia-Maryland)
• U.S. Route 49B (Brookland, Arkansas)
• U.S. Route 49B (Helena, Arkansas)
• U.S. Route 49B (Helena-West Helena, Arkansas)
• U.S. Route 49B (Jonesboro, Arkansas)
• U.S. Route 49B (Paragould, Arkansas)
• U.S. Route 49 Business (Brookland, Arkansas)
• U.S. Route 49 Business (Hattiesburg, Mississippi)
• U.S. Route 49 Business (Helena, Arkansas)
• U.S. Route 49 Business (Helena-West Helena, Arkansas)
• U.S. Route 49 Business (Helena–West Helena, Arkansas)
• U.S. Route 49 Business (Jonesboro, Arkansas)
• U.S. Route 49E Business (Greenwood, Mississippi)
• U.S. Route 4 Alternate (Andover-Boscawen, New Hampshire)
• U.S. Route 4 Alternate (Andover, Vermont-Boscawen, New Hampshire)
• U.S. Route 4 Alternate (Andover, Vermont–Boscawen, New Hampshire)