AGP Stands for Automatic Ground Pounder
Credit goes to Triton Aerospace for allowing the use and modification of his guidance computer, as well to Alpha Space Technologies for developing the bomb itself.
Range: 3 - 15km (can be extended with a high altitude launch)
Launch height: 1km- 10km (try not to launch too high at close range)
Launch speed: Mach 1 - 3 (can be launched at Mach 0.6 within 5 kilometers)
Blast radius (lethal): 35m
Blast radius (moderate damage): up to 60m
This weapon is compatible with all Alpha Space Technology developed aircraft with 1st gen Fire Control System. Just select a target on the jet, and deploy ordinance via Activation group powered Fire Control System on board said jet (FCS instructions sold on separate aircraft). The AGP-10 will automatically glide towards to target and detonate upon impact, if within physics range. A line of sight between the launching point and the target must be maintained for a successful launch; The AGP guided bomb series DOES NOT feature a ground collision avoidance system.
The AGP-10 is a medium sized guidance bomb that, in terms of explosive power, fills a pretty niche spot. Being heavier than the AGP-05 with a bit more explosive power, but with less explosive power than the heavy hitting AGP-20 and 30, the AGP-10 really is just a bomb to make sure you hit that one guy REALLY hard.
⚠️IMPORTANT: This craft is the newer variant, although mostly identical, to the older version of this craft, which suffered from a control surface alignment problem. This new craft no longer has this issue.