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5.7×28
SAA
The 5.7×28 is a Belgium-developed, bottle-necked cased, rimless round (cartridge), which was developed for use with pers...
1,000 lb Medium Capacity (MC) Bomb
Bomb
The 1,000 lb MC Bomb was a family of British, nose (see later comments) and tail-fuzed, medium capacity (MC), aerial bom...
250 lb GP Bomb
Bomb
The 250 lb GP Bomb was a family of British, nose and tail-fuzed, general purpose (GP), aerial bombs, which were develope...
No. 36M Mark I
Grenade
The No. 36M is a British-developed, cast iron bodied, defensive high explosive fragmentation (HE-frag) hand grenade....
PIAT
Projectile
This is a spigot-launched, high-explosive, anti-tank (HEAT) projectile.
MILAN 2
Missile
The MILAN 2 is an International (French/German) developed, containerised, anti-tank guided missile (ATGM), which can be...
No. 161 Mk. 3/1 (Fuze)
Fuze
The No. 161 Mk. 3/1 (Number 162 Mark 3/1) is a British, direct-action (D.A.), percussion, mortar bomb nose fuze The N...
No. 162 Mk. 2/1 (Fuze)
Fuze
The No. 162 Mk. 2/1 (Number 162 Mark 2/1) is a direct-action (D.A.), percussion, mortar bomb nose fuze, its original cou...
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...
No. 5 Hand Grenade
Grenade
The No. 5 (Number 5) was a British, World War One Era developed, cast iron bodied, defensive high explosive fragmentatio...
7.62×39
SAA
The 7.62×39 is a Soviet-era-developed, Russian Federation, intermediate-power military-developed cartridge, likely the m...
M107 (155 mm HE)
Projectile
The M107 is a spin-stabilised, nose-fuzed, 155 mm high-explosive (HE) fragmentation (FRAG) artillery projectile (shell),...
No. 74
Grenade
The No. 74 is a British, World War 2 (WW2)-era, thrown or placed, anti-tank (AT) hand grenade, of which at least two Mar...
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...
No. 162 Fuze Family
Fuze
The No. 162 (Number 162) are a series of British, direct-action (D.A.), percussion, mortar bomb nose fuzes. The No. 1...
British 2-Inch Mortar Ammunition
Mortar Bomb
British 2-Inch mortar ammunition was designed for use with the 2-Inch smoothbore muzzle-loading infantry mortar develope...
500 lb SAP Bomb
Bomb
The 500 lb SAP Bomb was a family of British, tail-fuzed, semi armour piercing (SAP), aerial bombs, which were developed...
500 lb GP Bomb
Bomb
The 500 lb GP Bomb was a family of British, nose and tail-fuzed, general purpose (GP), aerial bombs, which were develope...
500 lb Medium Capacity (MC) Bomb
Bomb
The 500 lb MC Bomb was a family of British, nose and tail-fuzed, medium capacity (MC), aerial bombs, which were develope...
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