What method of attack is used to breach a hardened facility or perimeter barrier?

The use of Multiple VIBEDs (Vehicle-Borne Improvised Explosive Devices) is the appropriate method for breaching a hardened facility or perimeter barrier. VIBEDs can be strategically deployed to create breaches in the physical security of a facility, exploiting vulnerabilities in barriers or structures. This method effectively combines the destructive power of explosives with the capability to deliver them in close proximity to target points, thereby ensuring maximum impact.

In scenarios involving hardened installations, the need for precision and the capability to overcome fortified defenses makes Multiple VIBEDs a viable option. These devices can penetrate barriers that other methods might struggle to breach. The tactical deployment and potential for multiple devices allow for coordinated attacks that can disrupt security measures and create openings for follow-on actions.

Other methods, while they may present threats in various contexts, do not specifically address the challenge of breaching hardened perimeters as effectively as Multiple VIBEDs. For instance, utilizing UAVs, though beneficial for surveillance and targeting, lacks the immediate physical impact required to breach barriers. Similarly, insider threats might compromise security from within but do not provide a direct method for physical breach. Car bomb detonation can cause significant destruction, but it is typically more indiscriminate and less focused on breaching