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M156 (2.75" Rocket Smoke Warhead)
The M156 is a US-developed, nose-fuzed, bursting white phosphorous (WP) smoke warhead, which is attached to the rocket motor of 2.75" (≈69.9 mm) unguided rockets. The M156 smoke warhead, when connected to a rocket motor and fuzed, is primarily used in a target marking or incendiary role. The M151 high explosive fragmentation (HE-FRAG) warhead, which has an identical external profile but slightly different construction, is ballistically-matc...
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