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Scroll down to Squadron Records here: https://www.aquatax.ca/snowyowl.html it lists type of mines used in early 1942 which should help in your quest. Here is an example from March 26th: Aircraft carried 2x250 bombs on wing hard points in addition to the mine (PDM 3, Ass22, PDM2, Ord) Jari

There is talk of them using HARMs: Jari

Not the best view but too dark for white: https://airrefuelingarchive.wordpress.com/category/f-105/ Jari

Here is one in Korea with a display of weapons: note the prop tips. Jari

The view from the front end of a Neptune: from here: http://images.google.com/hosted/life/76eb42fb95a74bd4.html click on the thumbnails under Related images for more internal views during a patrol. Jari

Here is another one with a larger warhead: Jari

A few more: Jari

Here are some more HVAR pics: Jari

As mentioned, the warheads added to the length: Jari

Here is a video showing B-26s during that time period being loaded: Jari

Some more Mk-79 pics: even the F-4 dropped them: Jari

Looks like it's a white bomb the cat is sitting on: https://www.facebook.com/photo/?fbid=5479387738759395&set=gm.1479858779134749 edit: another view: Jari

The bombs are Mk-79 napalm, they were red mostly but green as well: Jari

Here is one during the Yom Kipper war, M-117 bombs, AIM-9, ECMpod: edit: Here is one of the replacement USAF F-4Es, still in regular camo but Israeli markings: Jari

They did send some to Afghanistan to do combat trails: During April and May 1980, four Yak-38s and four AV-MF pilots were deployed to Afghanistan as part of a 50-day trial codenamed Romb-1, although the ‘hot and high’ conditions prevented any meaningful combat missions from being undertaken – in total, 12 combat sorties were made, but only two 100 kg (220 lb) bombs could be carried. Jai

Here is one in 3 shades of green and 2 shade of tan: Jari

Here is a Tiger Force Lancaster: Jari

The A-7A/B carried them: and if you pause this video at the 0:28sec mark an A-7 is launched carrying Bullpups: https://catalog.archives.gov/id/86781 Jari

They would be: 64-0679 63-7xxx Jari

Here are 3 F-4s in SEA showing variations in the paint: even touch up paints quite didn't match: Jari

Looks like only the JL 100 R rocket pod could be carried on the inner pylons: Jari

Sam here is some diplomatic info that refers to events on 12/13 July 1943: https://ibccdigitalarchive.lincoln.ac.uk/omeka/collections/document/9046 Jari

The load would be 2 SBCs each with 90 4lb incendiaries and 3 SBC each with 8 30lb incen. so you are correct 5 SBCs in total. Jari

Here is a video on Gannets: at the 2:40 mark one is taken down to the hangar deck. Jari

Here it is on a Lancaster Mk X: the parts list: Jari