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OF-412

OF-412

Projectile

The OF-412 is a Romanian 100 mm, nose-fuzed, high explosive fragmentation (HE-Frag) projectile, which is comprised of a...

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OG-7-60 (Romanian)

OG-7-60 (Romanian)

Projectile

The OG-7-60, which is also referred to by other names (see 'Desgnation' area), is a Romanian, rocket-boosted, fin- and s...

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H-EX-S

H-EX-S

Projectile

This is a high-explosive (HE) artillery projectile.

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346-E

346-E

Projectile

Projectile mass: 3.0 kg Using weapon(s): AG-9

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53-OF-412

53-OF-412

Projectile

The 53-OF-412 (RU: 53-ОФ-412) is a Soviet-era-developed, Russian Federation, 100 mm, nose-fuzed, spin-stabilised, high e...

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Romanian 100-mm HEAT Munition

Romanian 100-mm HEAT Munition

Projectile

Using weapon(s): D10 series

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BK412R

BK412R

Projectile

100 mm projectile, HEAT-T.

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53-OF-482M

53-OF-482M

Projectile

The 53-OF-482M (RU: 53-ОФ-482М) is a Soviet-era-developed, Russian Federation, 130 mm, steel-bodied, boat-tailed, spin-s...

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PG-7

PG-7

Projectile

The PG-7 (RU: ПГ-7) is a Soviet-era-developed, Russian Federation, fin- and spin-stabilised, rocket-boosted, anti-armour...

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PG-7M

PG-7M

Projectile

The PG-7M (RU: ПГ-7М) is a Soviet-era-developed, Russian Federation, fin- and spin-stabilised, rocket-boosted, anti-armo...

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PG-9

PG-9

Projectile

The PG-9 (RU: ПГ-9) is a Soviet-era-developed, Russian Federation, rocket-boosted, spin-and fin-stabilised, tracered, an...

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53-BK-354M

53-BK-354M

Projectile

The 53-BK-354M (RU: 53-БК-354М) is a Soviet-era-developed, Russian Federation, 76 mm, high explosive, anti-tank fin-stab...

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PG-7V

PG-7V

Projectile

The PG-7V (RU: ПГ-7В) is a Soviet-era-developed, Russian Federation, fin- and spin-stabilised, rocket-boosted, anti-armo...

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PG-7VM

PG-7VM

Projectile

The PG-7VM (RU: ПГ-7ВМ) is a Soviet-era-developed, Russian Federation, fin- and spin-stabilised, rocket-boosted, anti-ar...

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OF-350 (Romanian)

Projectile

The Romanian OF-350 is high-explosive fragmentation (HE-frag) projectile. The OF-350 is a copy of the Russian 53-OF-3...

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53-BK-354

53-BK-354

Projectile

The 53-BK-354 (53-БК-354М) is a high explosive, anti-tank fin-stabilised tracer (HEAT-FS-T) projectile, which has the sh...

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53-UBK-354

53-UBK-354

Projectile

The 76 mm 53-UBK-354 (53-УБК-354) is a unitary (fixed) round, thought to have been adopted in 1955. The full GAU/GRAU de...

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53-UBK-354M

53-UBK-354M

Projectile

The 76 mm 53-UBK-354M (53-УБК-354М) is a unitary (fixed) round, thought to have been adopted in 1955. The full GAU/GRAU...

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OG-9M (Romanian)

OG-9M (Romanian)

Projectile

The OG-9M is a Romanian fin-stabilised, steel-bodied, high explosive fragmentation (HE-frag) projectile, which may be re...

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OG-7 (Romanian)

OG-7 (Romanian)

Projectile

This Romanian OG-7 fin- and spin-stabilised, high explosive fragmentation (HE-frag) round is comprised of an OG-7 projec...

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OG-9 (Romanian)

OG-9 (Romanian)

Projectile

The OG-9 is a Romanian fin-stabilised, cast iron-bodied, high explosive fragmentation (HE-frag) projectile, which may al...

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