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M692 (155 mm Carrier Projectile)

M692 (155 mm Carrier Projectile)

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The M692 ADAM-L (Area Denial Artillery Munition - Long), is a US-developed, 155 mm, hollow-base, base-ejection, mine-dis...

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M731 (155 mm Carrier Projectile)

M731 (155 mm Carrier Projectile)

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The M731 ADAM-S (Area Denial Artillery Munition - Short), is a US-developed, 155 mm hollow-base, base-ejection, mine-dis...

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M741A1 (155 mm Carrier Projectile)

M741A1 (155 mm Carrier Projectile)

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The M741A1 is a US-developed, 155 mm, hollow-base, base-ejection, carrier (cargo, cluster, dispenser, etc.) projectile,...

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M101 (155 mm HE)

M101 (155 mm HE)

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The M101 was a 155 mm high-explosive (HE) fragmentation artillery projectile (shell), which was developed in the US arou...

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M102 (155 mm HE)

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The M102 is a 155 mm high-explosive (HE) fragmentation artillery projectile (shell), which was developed in the US aroun...

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M104 (155 mm WP Smoke)

M104 (155 mm WP Smoke)

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The M104 was a 155 mm white phosphorus (WP) smoke artillery projectile (shell), which was developed in the US around Wor...

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M104 (155 mm FS Smoke)

M104 (155 mm FS Smoke)

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The M104 was a 155 mm FS smoke artillery projectile (shell), which was developed in the US around World War Two (WW2)....

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M104 (155 mm Chemical Agent)

M104 (155 mm Chemical Agent)

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The M104 was a 155 mm chemical agent, aka gas, artillery projectile (shell), which was developed in the US around World...

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M105 (155 mm WP Smoke)

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The M105 was a 155 mm white phosphorus (WP) smoke artillery projectile (shell), which was developed in the US around Wor...

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M105 (155 mm FS Smoke)

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The M105 was a 155 mm FS smoke artillery projectile (shell), which was developed in the US around World War Two (WW2)....

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M105 (155 mm Chemical)

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The M105 was a 155 mm chemical agent, aka gas, artillery projectile (shell), which was developed in the US around World...

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M110 (155 mm WP Smoke)

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The M110 is a 155 mm white phosphorus (WP) smoke artillery projectile (shell), which was developed in the US during Worl...

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M110 (155 mm FS Smoke)

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The M110 is a 155 mm FS smoke artillery projectile (shell), which was developed in the US during World War Two (WW2)....

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M110 (155 mm Chemical)

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The M110 chemical agent, aka gas, artillery projectile (shell), which was developed in the US during World War Two (WW2)...

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KEW-A1

KEW-A1

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The KEW-A1 is a 120 mm armour-piercing fin-stabilised discarding-sabot tracer (APFSDS-T) tank gun round. The KEW-A1 w...

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M692A1 (155 mm Carrier Projectile)

M692A1 (155 mm Carrier Projectile)

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The M692A1 ADAM-L (Area Denial Artillery Munition - Long), is a US 155 mm hollow-base, base-ejection, mine-dispensing ca...

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M731A1 (155 mm Carrier Projectile)

M731A1 (155 mm Carrier Projectile)

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The M731A1 ADAM-S (Area Denial Artillery Munition - Short), is a US-developed, 155 mm hollow-base, base-ejection, mine-d...

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M371E1

M371E1

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M71

M71

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MK14 Naval Projectile

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M318A1

M318A1

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