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5.56×45
SAA
The 5.56×45 (5.56 mm NATO) is a NATO-developed small-calibre rimless bottleneck intermediate small arms round, which was...
M739 (Projectile Fuze)
Fuze
The M739 is a US-developed point detonating (PD) and delay fuze, which is used with spin-stabilised high explosive (HE),...
M107 (155 mm HE)
Projectile
The M107 is a spin-stabilised, nose-fuzed, 155 mm high-explosive (HE) fragmentation (FRAG) artillery projectile (shell),...
M485 (Illuminating) Series
Projectile
The M485 are a series of US-developed, 155 mm, base ejection, illuminating projectiles, which carry a single large parac...
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...
35x228 Ammunition
Cannon
The 35×228 ammunition family was developed in Switzerland by Oerlikon in the 1950s for their '352 MK' (MK = Maschinenkan...
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