What is munroe bomb?

The Munroe bomb, also known as the shaped charge, is a type of explosive device that uses a hollow metal cone lined with an explosive material. When the explosive is detonated, the cone collapses inward, focusing the blast wave into a high-velocity jet of metal that can penetrate armor and other hard targets. This technology was first developed by Charles Munroe in the early 1900s, and has since been widely used in military and industrial applications. Shaped charges are particularly effective against thick armor, concrete, and other hard materials, and are commonly used in anti-tank weapons, demolition, and mining.