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Type of Explosive: "Traditional" implies something like TNT, RDX, or Composition B. The energy released is significant but pales in comparison to nuclear devices.
Altitude (Height of Burst - HOB): 3 kilometers is very high for a conventional weapon intended to cause ground damage. Blast waves from conventional explosives lose energy rapidly with distance.
"Damage": This can range from shattered windows to structural collapse.

Effects on the Ground:

Blast Overpressure:
At 3 km, the overpressure from a 300 kg conventional warhead reaching the ground would be very low.
It would likely be below the threshold for significant structural damage to buildings. Even shattering windows from overpressure alone would be unlikely for most robust windows, though some more fragile ones might break, or windows might rattle significantly.
For comparison, to maximize ground damage (e.g., against unreinforced buildings), conventional bombs are typically detonated much lower, often in the range of tens to a few hundreds of meters, or on impact.

Fragmentation:
The warhead casing would fragment into many pieces.
These fragments would be propelled outwards at high velocity. However, over a 3 km journey through the atmosphere, air resistance would significantly slow them down.
Smaller fragments would lose most of their kinetic energy and might not even reach the ground with any significant force.
Larger fragments could still reach the ground and potentially cause localized damage (e.g., dent a car, break a roof tile, or cause injury if they directly hit someone). However, the dispersal over a wide area from that altitude would mean the density of falling fragments would be low. It would not be a concentrated barrage causing widespread destruction.

Audible and Visual Effects ("For Show"):
Loud Boom: Yes, a very loud explosion would be heard over a wide area on the ground. This sound wave itself could rattle windows and might cause some very minor, superficial damage (like dislodging loose items), and certainly alarm people.
Bright Flash: A very bright flash of light would be visible for many miles, especially at night. This would be the most prominent "show" aspect.
Smoke Cloud: A smoke cloud would form and gradually disperse.
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