Dk. 1000
A German 1000-kilogram general-purpose bomb used extensively by the Luftwaffe during World War II.
Dk. 500
A German 500-kilogram general-purpose bomb, a smaller variant of the Dk. 1000, also widely used by the Luftwaffe.
Dk. 250
A German 250-kilogram general-purpose bomb, the smallest of the Dk series, used for area bombing and targeting smaller structures.
Dk. 1000 (SC)
A specialized version of the Dk. 1000 bomb, designed for use with a special impact fuze, making it suitable for attacking ships and other hardened targets.
Dk. 500 (SD)
A modified Dk. 500 bomb equipped with a delayed-action fuze, intended for use against underground bunkers and fortifications.
Dk. 250 (SP)
A version of the Dk. 250 bomb fitted with a special penetration fuze for use against armored targets.
Dk. 1000 (Pz)
A Dk. 1000 bomb specifically designed for use against armored vehicles and tanks, featuring a high-explosive filler and a delayed fuze.
Dk. 500 (Br)
A Dk. 500 bomb modified with a special incendiary filler, designed to start fires and create large-scale conflagrations.
Dk. 250 (W)
A Dk. 250 bomb fitted with a special warhead containing white phosphorus, used for creating smoke screens and blinding enemy troops.
Dk. 1000 (Fuze)
A variety of fuzes designed specifically for use with the Dk. 1000 bomb, enabling different detonation modes and target types.