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20x110 Oerlikon Ammunition
Cannon
The 20 mm Oerlikon (20×110RB) ammunition family was developed in Switzerland by Oerlikon in the late 1920s for their Oer...
DEFA Ammunition
Cannon
The 30 mm DEFA (Direction des Études et Fabrications d’Armement) are a family of cannon-calibre ammunition developed for...
20x110 HS Ammunition
Cannon
The 20×110 HS ammunition family was developed in France by Hispano-Suiza (HS) in the mid 1930s for their HS 404 20 mm au...
120 mm Mortar Ammunition
Mortar Bomb
Many countries produce 120 mm mortar ammunition of domestic, licensed-copy, or cloned design. Russian Federation, or for...
M1 (105 mm HE)
Projectile
The M1 is a US 105 mm high explosive fragmentation (HE-frag) projectile that forms part of many semi-fixed artillery rou...
20x139 Ammunition
Cannon
The 20×139 ammunition family was developed in Switzerland by Hispano-Suiza in the late 1940s for their HS 820 20 mm auto...
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