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 | Identifies low explosive items or components or indicates the presence of a low explosive. Denotes that the missile contains live propellant and is capable of powered flight.
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-| '''Light Blue (FED-STD-595/35109)'''
+| '''Blue (FED-STD-595/35109)'''
 | Inert or training missile
 | Identifies practice ammunition/munitions as inert, often used for training or as a dummy.
 |-
-| '''Light Red (FED-STD-595/31158)'''
+| '''Red (FED-STD-595/31158)'''
 | Incendiary or tracking systems
 | Identifies incendiary ammunition or indicates the presence of highly flammable material (liquids, jellies, solids), designed to produce image by fire.
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 ** A '''yellow''' stripe for its high-explosive warhead.
 ** A '''brown''' stripe indicating its live rocket motor.
-** '''Light blue''' stripes on inert versions used for training purposes.
+** '''Blue''' stripes on inert versions used for training purposes.
 * The '''AIM-120 AMRAAM''' missile:
 ** Usually features both a '''yellow''' stripe (live warhead) and a '''brown''' stripe (live rocket motor).
-** Training versions are marked with a '''light blue''' stripe.
+** Training versions are marked with a '''blue''' stripe.