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This is a spin-stabilized grenade fired from M75, M219, and Mk 19 grenade launchers. This grenade is impact fuzed. HV...

This is a high explosive (HE) recoilless rifle projectile. The M306 cartridge is similar to the M306A1, differing pri...

This is a high explosive (HE) recoilless rifle projectile. The M309 differs from the M309A1 in that it does not have...

The M344A1 is a US-developed, 106 mm (in reality 105 mm), recoilless rifle anti-armour round, its fin (drag)-stabilised...

This is a high explosive, antitank (HEAT) recoilless rifle projectile.

This is a high explosive, antitank (HEAT) recoilless rifle projectile. The M310 projectile has a paper-lined cartridg...

This is an illumination mortar round. The M335 and M335A1 are similar except for ignition cartridges and propelling c...

This is an illumination mortar projectile.

This is a practice, high-explosive, antitank (HEAT) projectile. While it is a practice projectile, it does contain a li...

This a white phosphorous (smoke) recoilless rifle projectile. The M308 cartridge uses a paper-lined cartridge case an...

This a white phosphorous (WP) smoke recoilless rifle projectile. Unlike the M311A1, the M311 cartridge has a paper-li...

This a white phosphorous-filled (WP) smoke mortar projectile. The M328 cartridge is similar to M328A1 except that the...

The S-5 (С-5) is a Soviet era-developed, Russian Federation, 57 mm, high explosive fragmentation (HE-frag) unguided avia...

The S-8 (RU: С-8) designated rocket, is a Soviet-era-developed, Russian Federation, 80 mm air-to-ground fin- and spin-st...

The 122 mm JROF is a high explosive fragmentation (HE-frag) warhead-equipped artillery rocket that is indented for use a...

The 9M22 (RU: 9М22) is a Soviet-era-developed, Russian Federation, 122 mm, spin- and fin-stabilised, high explosive frag...

The Falaq-1 (لق-1 or فلق-۲), now more commonly seen as Falagh 1 (فلق 1 or فلق ۲), is an Iranian, 240 mm, spin-stabilised...

The 9M21 (9М21) are a series of large-calibre (544 mm) rail-launched Russian unguided artillery rockets that are part of...

The 53-F-961U (53-Ф-961У) is a Soviet-era-developed, Russian Federation, 240 mm (240.6 mm) spin-stabilised extended-rang...

The M72 are a series light-weight, individual, shoulder-fired, Light Anti-Armour Weapon (LAW) and light support weapons...

The M73 is a sub-calibre practice rocket used to emulate the rockets of the M72 series of light anti-armour weapons (LAW...

The M22 US-developed, is a pyrotechnic launch simulator, which emulates the noise and flash of anti-tank guided missile...

This is the practice version of the M28A2 HEAT rocket. The M29A1 and M29A2 rockets are similar in appearance to the M...

The MK 66 are a series of US-developed 2.75 inch (≈69.9 mm) wrap-around fin aerial rocket (WAFAR) motors, which are used...

The OG-7V (ОГ-7В) Russian Federation, fin- and spin-stabilised, HE-frag anti-personnel round is comprised of three prima...

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

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

The Type 69 HE Airburst is a Chinese-developed, muzzle-loaded, rocket-boosted, fin-and spin stabilised, high-explosive f...

The SNA is a small, parachute-retarded, high explosive fragmentation (HE-frag), area denial (AD) submunition, dispensed...

The B1E (B.1.E.) was a German, World War Two (WW2)-era 1 kg-class, fin-stabilised, nose-fuzed, scatterable incendiary bo...