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The GBU-57A/B Massive Ordnance Penetrator (MOP) is a 30,000-pound precision-guided “bunker buster” bomb developed by Boeing for the United States Air Force, designed to penetrate deep underground targets. It was first used in combat on June 22, 2025, during strikes on Iranian nuclear facilities. The cost of fourteen GBU-57A/B Massive Ordnance Penetrator (MOP) bombs can be estimated based on available data, though exact figures for recent production are not fully disclosed. Here’s a breakdown: 1. Unit Cost: • The development and production of the MOP cost approximately $400 million in total, as reported by ‘The Wall Street Journal’ and other sources. • By 2015, the U.S. Air Force had acquired 20 MOP bombs for $28 million in an initial order (about $1.4 million per bomb). Later contracts, such as a $21 million modification in 2019 for additional production, suggest similar or slightly higher per-unit costs. 2. Total Cost for 14 MOPs: • Using the $1.4 million per bomb baseline, 14 bombs would cost $19.6 million. • If accounting for inflation, integration upgrades (e.g., the Large Penetrator Smart Fuze), or recent production adjustments, the total could approach $25–30 million. 3. Additional Costs: • The B-2 Spirit bombers used to deliver the MOPs (each costing $2.1 billion) and operational expenses (e.g., refueling, support aircraft) are separate from the bomb costs. • The MOP’s high development cost ($400 million) was spread across decades of testing and upgrades. • The first combat use of 14 MOPs occurred on 22 June 2025 against Iranian nuclear facilities, as part of “Operation Midnight Hammer.” — For further details, refer to the [Air Force reports](https://defensescoop.com/2025/06/22/air-force-mop-gbu-57-bomb-iranian-nuclear-sites-midnight-hammer/) or [Congressional Research Service briefings](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/GBU-57A/B_MOP). #CNNNews @CNN News

The GBU-57A/B Massive Ordnance Penetrator (MOP) is a 30,000-pound precision-guided “bunker buster” bomb developed by Boeing for the United States Air Force, designed to penetrate deep underground targets. It was first used in combat on June 22, 2025, during strikes on Iranian nuclear facilities. The cost of fourteen GBU-57A/B Massive Ordnance Penetrator (MOP) bombs can be estimated based on available data, though exact figures for recent production are not fully disclosed. Here’s a breakdown: 1. Unit Cost: • The development and production of the MOP cost approximately $400 million in total, as reported by ‘The Wall Street Journal’ and other sources. • By 2015, the U.S. Air Force had acquired 20 MOP bombs for $28 million in an initial order (about $1.4 million per bomb). Later contracts, such as a $21 million modification in 2019 for additional production, suggest similar or slightly higher per-unit costs. 2. Total Cost for 14 MOPs: • Using the $1.4 million per bomb baseline, 14 bombs would cost $19.6 million. • If accounting for inflation, integration upgrades (e.g., the Large Penetrator Smart Fuze), or recent production adjustments, the total could approach $25–30 million. 3. Additional Costs: • The B-2 Spirit bombers used to deliver the MOPs (each costing $2.1 billion) and operational expenses (e.g., refueling, support aircraft) are separate from the bomb costs. • The MOP’s high development cost ($400 million) was spread across decades of testing and upgrades. • The first combat use of 14 MOPs occurred on 22 June 2025 against Iranian nuclear facilities, as part of “Operation Midnight Hammer.” — For further details, refer to the [Air Force reports](https://defensescoop.com/2025/06/22/air-force-mop-gbu-57-bomb-iranian-nuclear-sites-midnight-hammer/) or [Congressional Research Service briefings](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/GBU-57A/B_MOP). #CNNNews @CNN News

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