airborne leaflet propaganda
leaflet bomb

There are six different functions of airborne leaflet propaganda that have been used over the past century:

Airborne leaflet propaganda is a form of psychological warfare in which leaflets (flyers) are scattered in the air.

Flyers have been used in armed conflict: for example, airborne leaflet propaganda has been a tactic of psychological warfare.

According to one account, it was also included in airborne leaflet propaganda dropped over the Austro-Hungarian trenches on the Italian front.

Distribution of Airborne leaflet propaganda was used by both allied and Axis forces in the Second World War.

The weapon was a modified M16A1 cluster bomb, which was normally used to distribute airborne leaflet propaganda or fragmentation weapons.

Canadian CP-140 Aurora surveillance aircraft recently started a psychological warfare operation over Libya using airborne leaflet propaganda and radio transmissions.

The aircraft could carry a variety of ordnance including forward firing gun pods, 500 and 250 pound bombs, napalm units, cluster bomb units, flares, rockets, smoke grenades and Airborne leaflet propaganda dispensers.

The letter, written by author Gala Galaction at the request of collaborationist politician Virgil Arion, was later modified by the German authorities without Galaction's consent, and dropped as airborne leaflet propaganda over the Romanian trenches.