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53-O-832

53-O-832

Mortar Bomb

The 53-O-832 (RU: 53-О-832) is a Soviet-era-developed, Russian Federation, nose-fuzed, 82 mm, high-explosive fragmentati...

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240 mm Mortar Ammunition

240 mm Mortar Ammunition

Mortar Bomb

Russian is the primary country that produces 240 mm mortar ammunition. The ammunition may have been licenced-produced by...

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53-D-832DU

53-D-832DU

Mortar Bomb

The 53-D-832DU (53-Д-832ДУ) is an 82 mm white-phosphorous (WP) filled smoke mortar bomb. A steel adapter, which holds a...

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53-O-832D

53-O-832D

Mortar Bomb

The 53-O-832D (RU: 53-О-832Д) is a Soviet-era-developed, Russian Federation, nose-fuzed, 82 mm, high-explosive fragmenta...

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53-O-832DU

53-O-832DU

Mortar Bomb

The 53-O-832DU (RU: 53-О-832ДУ) is a Soviet-era-developed, Russian Federation, nose-fuzed, 82 mm, high-explosive fragmen...

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53-OF-843

53-OF-843

Mortar Bomb

The 53-OF-843 (53-ОФ-843) is a Russian steel-bodied high-explosive (HE) fragmentation mortar bomb. The 53-OF-843 is n...

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120 mm Mortar Ammunition

120 mm Mortar Ammunition

Mortar Bomb

Many countries produce 120 mm mortar ammunition of domestic, licensed-copy, or cloned design. Russian Federation, or for...

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53-S-832SM

53-S-832SM

Mortar Bomb

The 53-S-832SM (53-С-832СМ) is a Soviet-era-developed, Russian Federation, 82 mm illuminating mortar bomb, which contain...

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3-O-8

3-O-8

Mortar Bomb

The 3-O-8 (RU: 3-О-8) is a Soviet-era-developed, Russian Federation, 240 mm, fin-stabilised, rocket-assisted, dispenser...

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53-S-843

53-S-843

Mortar Bomb

The 53-S-843 (53-С-843) is a Soviet-era-developed, Russian Federation, 120 mm, fin-stabilised, nose-fuzed, illuminating...

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53-OF-843B

53-OF-843B

Mortar Bomb

The 53-OF-843B (53-ОФ-843Б) is a Soviet-era-developed, Russian Federation, 120 mm, steel/cast iron mix-bodied, high-expl...

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53-S-832S

53-S-832S

Mortar Bomb

The 53-S-832S (53-С-832С) is a Soviet-era-developed, Russian Federation, 82 mm illuminating mortar bomb, which contains...

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82 mm Mortar Ammunition

82 mm Mortar Ammunition

Mortar Bomb

Most 82 mm mortar ammunition originates from that developed for the Soviet-era/Russian M-36 (М-36) mortar in the early 1...

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3VO11

3VO11

Mortar Bomb

The 3VO11 (RU: 3ВО11) is a Soviet-era-developed, Russian Federation, 240 mm, fin-stabilised, dispenser (cargo, cluster,...

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3S9

3S9

Mortar Bomb

The 3S9 (3С9) is a Soviet-era-developed, Russian Federation, 120 mm, fin-stabilised, nose-fuzed, illuminating mortar bom...

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3D5

3D5

Mortar Bomb

The 3D5 (3Д5) is a Soviet-era-developed, Russian Federation, 120 mm, steel/cast iron mix-bodied, bursting white phosphor...

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3O12

3O12

Mortar Bomb

The 3O12 (RU: 3О12) is a Soviet-era-developed, Russian Federation, cast iron-bodied, 82 mm, nose-fuzed, high-explosive f...

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3OF36

3OF36

Mortar Bomb

The 3OF36 (3ОФ36) is a Russian high-capacity high-explosive (HE) fragmentation (HE-frag) mortar bomb, which has a high-s...

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3OF34

3OF34

Mortar Bomb

The 3OF34 (3ОФ34) is a Soviet-era-developed, Russian Federation, steel-bodied, high-capacity, high-explosive (HE) fragme...

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