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RPG-40
The RPG-40 (RU: РПГ-40) is a Russian, World War Two (WW2)-era developed, hand-thrown, impact-fuzed, anti-amour hand grenade, which was equipped with a high explosive warhead that required direct contact with the target to be effective. Overview The RPG-40, which was adopted by the then Red Army, the RKKA (RU: РККА), in 1940 after the Winter (Russo-Finnish) War, was initially designed to allow infantry personnel to attack and disable tanks w...
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