Yep, on E-models, which were the bulk of what was used on the Syrian airfield. But by the same token, that's twice the payload of the usual bomb droped in a *stick* of ten by a WWII B-17. Which usually got the job done, though it sometimes took repeated applications.
Was this a serious military strike, or just *sending a message.* And if the latter, will we get a message in return?
Don’t forget the enhanced option in the works to use the remaining JP-10 fuel on board, when it arrives on target, as a FAE icing on the cake. Los Alamos had that in the works a few years back, should be fielded by now.