a return to service, based on U.S. experience in Iraq after 2003, and the desire to reduce collateral damage compared to Mk 82 and larger bombs (e.g., when attacking a single small building in a populated area). Since the Vietnam War and the 1967 USS Forrestal fire, United States Navy and United States Marine Corps GP bombs are distinguished by a thick ablative fire-retardant coating, which is designed to delay any potential accidental explosion in the event of a shipboard fire. Land-based air forces typically do not use such coatings, largely because they add some to the weight of the complete weapon. Fire is less a danger in a land-based facility, where the personnel can be evacuated with relative ease, and the building be the only loss. At sea, the crew and munitions share a facility (the ship), and thus are in much more danger of fire reaching munitions (which tend to be more closely packed, due to space limitations). Also, losing a munitions storage building on land is far cheaper than sacrificing an entire naval vessel, even if one could easily evacuate the crew. All Mk 80 bombs have both nose and tail fuze wells and can accept a variety of fuzes. Various nose and tail kits can be fitted to adapt the weapon for a variety of roles. In the Mk 80 series bomb bodies is also used in the following weapons: BDU-50 A practice (no explosive) version of the Mk 82 bomb body BDU-56 A practice (no explosive) version of the Mk 84 bomb body On August 14, 2020, Kaman Precision Products received roughly $57.3 million for a "cockpit-selectable" bomb fuze to be used on Mark 80 warheads (guided and unguided). The contract involved foreign military sales (FMS) to 25 unnamed countries. Smart bomb kits Dumb Mk 80 bombs could be converted to smart bombs with attached kits: GBU-12D Paveway II (Mk 82) laser-guided GBU-16B Paveway II (Mk 83) laser-guided GBU-24B Paveway III (Mk 84) laser-guided GBU-38 JDAM (Mk 82) INS/GPS guided GBU-32 JDAM (Mk 83) INS/GPS guided GBU-31 JDAM (Mk 84) INS/GPS guided GBU-X - a new guided general-purpose bomb under development. Retarded versions Mk 82 Snake Eye was a standard Mk 82 with folded, retarding petals. Mk 82 Retarded was a standard Mk 82 with a ballute. Mk 83 Retarded was a standard Mk 83 with a ballute. Mk 84 Retarded was a standard Mk