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Bomb 26 Booby Trap 5 Cannon Ammunition 5 Demolition Stores 14 Dispenser 1Manufacturing country
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No. 162 Mk. 10 (Fuze)
Fuze
The No. 162 Mk. 10 (Number 162 Mark 10 ) is a British, direct-action (D.A.), percussion, mortar bomb nose fuze The No...
BL755
Bomb
The BL755 (or BL-755) is a British submunition-dispenser (cluster bomb), which was initially developed during the 1960s....
BL-755 Submunition
Submunition
The BL-755 bomblet is a British developed submunition intended for use with the BL-775 cluster bomb. The bomblets are ex...
RANGER
Mine
Ranger is a small scatterable AP mine designed for use with a purpose-built mobile dispenser. Withdrawn from service...
No. 6: UK APB
Mine
The No. 6 is an anti-personnel blast mine, sometimes known as the 'Carrot Mine' due to its shape. The mine is similar in...
No. 7 Mk. 1: UK APB
Mine
The No. 7 Mk. 1, also known as the 'Dingbat', is a small pressure-operated, scatterable anti-personnel blast (APB) mine....
Barmine
Mine
The Barmine is a large pressure-operated, minimum-metal anti-tank blast mine. Emplacement can be manual or mechanical, u...
Mk. 5 High Capacity Anti-Tank Mine
Mine
The Mk. 5 High Capacity (Mk. 5 HC) is an obsolete, British-developed, metal-cased, pressure-operated anti-tank (AT) blas...
Mk. 7 Anti-Tank Mine
Mine
The Mk. 7 (Mark 7) is a British developed, large, squat-cylindrical, metal-cased, pressure-operated, blast-effect, anti-...
HB 876
Mine
The HB-876 is an air delivered area denial mine, dispensed by the JP-223. This mine has been withdrawn from service...
No. 4 Mk I
Booby Trap
The No. 4 Mk I is an obsolete pull switch, copied by Yugoslavia as the UDP-1. The assembly incorporates a spring-loaded...
Switch No. 5 Mk I
Booby Trap
The Switch Number 5 Mark I (Switch No. 5 Mk I) is an obsolete pressure firing device, originally developed by the Britis...
L2A2
Grenade
This is a defensive/fragmentation hand grenade. The L2A1 replaced the No. 36M series of fragmentation hand grenades....
L55A2
Grenade
This is a smoke grenade.
Dragon Demining Flare
Demolition Stores
Pyrotechnic flare for the destruction of landmines. Flare
M483A1 (155 mm Carrier Projectile)
Projectile
The M483A1 is a US-developed, 155 mm (≈6.1 inch), boat-tailed, hollow-base, base-ejection, submunition- (bomblet-) dispe...
Mk. 5 General Service Anti-tank Mine
Mine
The Mark 5 General Service (Mk. 5 GS) is an obsolete, British-developed, metal-cased, pressure-operated, anti-tank (AT)...
7.62×39
SAA
The 7.62×39 is a Soviet-era-developed, Russian Federation, intermediate-power military-developed cartridge, likely the m...
JP 233
Dispenser
The British JP 233 is an aircraft submunition dispenser designed to dispense 215 HB-876 mines from the front section, al...
SG-357
Submunition
A 2-stage parachute-retarded runway attack munition consisting of a shaped charge (to penetrate the surface) and follow-...
No. 10 MK I
Demolition Stores
The No. 10 Mk 1 'Time Pencil' is an obsolete chemical delay fuze, copied by Yugoslavia as the UDVK. The British Time Pen...
L31A3
Projectile
The L31A2 is a Full-Development, High-Explosive (FD HE) projectile developed by Royal Ordnance as part of the 105 mm L31...
M107 (155 mm HE)
Projectile
The M107 is a spin-stabilised, nose-fuzed, 155 mm high-explosive (HE) fragmentation (FRAG) artillery projectile (shell),...
L35
Projectile
HESH round with base fuze and tracer. Casing is thin at the nose and ogive, with tip filled with wax. Using weapon(s...
No. 6 Mk I
Booby Trap
The No. 6 Mk 1 is an obsolete pressure-release switch, copied by Yugoslavia as the UDOP-1. A spring-loaded striker runs...
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...
Exploder, L1A2
Demolition Stores
This is a lightweight hand generator (i.e., exploder or blasting machine). It will fire one electric detonator through...
L106A2
Fuze
This is a point-detonating (PD) fuze for artillery projectiles. This fuze has superquick or delay settings.
No. 70 grenade
Grenade
This is antipersonnel/fragmentation hand grenade. The No. 70 was intended to replace the No. 36M, by providing a hand...
E105
Grenade
The E105 is an electronic time-fuzed defensive high explosive fragmentation (HE-frag) hand grenade. The E105 uses the...
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Bomb 26 Booby Trap 5 Cannon Ammunition 5 Demolition Stores 14 Dispenser 1Manufacturing country
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