AC-130H "Spectre" / MC-130E "Combat Talon I"

AC-130H "Spectre"

Wing		Wing
	TER		TER
Left	QRC-84-02 IRCM pod	Left
Bottom	AN/ALQ-119	Bottom	AN/ALQ-119
Right		Right	QRC-84-02 IRCM pod

MC-130E "Combat Talon I"

Wing		Belly	Wing
Outer fuel tank	Inner fuel tank		Inner fuel tank	Outer fuel tank
	adapter + QRC-84-02 IRCM pod		adapter + QRC-84-02 IRCM pod

MC-130E "Combat Talon I"

Wing		Belly	Wing
Outer fuel tank	Inner fuel tank	Cargo compartment	Inner fuel tank	Outer fuel tank
	adapter + QRC-84-02 IRCM pod	BLU-82/A	adapter + QRC-84-02 IRCM pod

Eleven BLU-82Bs were palletized and dropped in five night missions during the 1991 Gulf War, all from Special Operations MC-130 Combat Talons.
The initial drop tested the ability of the bomb to clear or breach mine fields, however, no reliable assessments of mine clearing effectiveness are publicly available.
Later, bombs were dropped as much for their psychological effect as for their anti-personnel effects.