What type of warhead options does the UGM-109 Tomahawk Land Attack Missile (TLAM) utilize?

The UGM-109 Tomahawk Land Attack Missile (TLAM) is designed to utilize various warhead options to accommodate different mission requirements. Specifically, it can be equipped with a unitary warhead, which consists of a single large explosive charge intended for maximum damage to a specific target like bunkers or command centers. Alternatively, it can also be fitted with bomblet warheads, which contain multiple smaller sub-munitions that can spread out over a wider area, making it effective against multiple target types or dispersed enemy troops.

This flexibility in warhead options allows the TLAM to be adapted to a range of combat scenarios, thereby maximizing its effectiveness across diverse operational environments. By having both unitary and bomblet capabilities, the Tomahawk can tailor its use depending on the nature of the target, ensuring efficient and effective strikes while minimizing collateral damage when applicable.