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The M54 was a fixed, 37 mm, nose-fuzed, high explosive tracer self-destruct (HE-T-SD) cannon round, or simply HE in US t...

The A3-UOFB-62 (А3-УОФБ-62) is a Soviet era-developed, Russian Navy (ВМФ) 76 mm (76.2 mm) high-explosive fragmentation (...

The M55A1 is a fixed, 37 mm, target practice tracer (TP-T) round, or simply TP in US terminology of the time, which was...

The M59 is a fixed, 37 mm, armour piercing capped tracer (APC-T) cannon round, or simply armour piercing, capped (APC) i...

The M59A1 is a fixed, 37 mm, armour piercing capped tracer (APC-T) cannon round, or simply armour piercing, capped (APC)...

The A-2 (B) is an instantaneous impact nose fuze, typically fitted to Japanese WW2-era anti-personnel, incendiary and ga...

The M54A1 was a fixed, 37 mm, nose-fuzed, high explosive tracer self-destruct (HE-T-SD) cannon round, or simply HE in US...

The A-2 (D) is an instantaneous impact nose fuze, typically fitted to Japanese WW2-era air-dropped bombs. The fuze is ar...

The M74 is a fixed, 37 mm, armour piercing tracer (AP-T) cannon round, or simply armour piercing (AP) in US terminology...

The M80 was a fixed, 37 mm, armour piercing tracer (AP-T) cannon round, or simply armour piercing (AP) in US terminology...

The M54 was a fixed, 37 mm, nose-fuzed, high explosive tracer self-destruct (HE-T-SD) cannon round, which was used by th...

The A-2 (A) is an impact nose fuze, typically fitted to Japanese WW2-era air-dropped bombs. The fuze can be configured f...

The B-1 (A) is an instantaneous tail-fuze, typically fitted to Japanese WWII-era air-dropped bombs. The fuze is armed by...

The M80 was a fixed, 37 mm, armour piercing tracer (AP-T) cannon round, which was used by 37 mm M4 (T9) and M10 (AN-M10)...

The M55A1 is a fixed, 37 mm, target practice tracer (TP-T) round, which was used by 37 mm M4 (T9, AN-M4) and M10 (AN-M10...

The Mk. II is a fixed, 37 mm, base-fuzed, high explosive fragmentation (HE-frag) cannon round, or simply HE in US termin...

The Mk. II was a fixed, pre-WW2, US, 37 mm, high explosive (HE) cannon round, which was comprised of a base-fuzed HE pro...

The Mk. I was a fixed, pre-WW2, US, 37 mm, low explosive (LE) cannon round, which was comprised of a base-fuzed LE proje...

The Mk. II was a fixed, pre-WW2, US, 37 mm, low explosive (LE) practice cannon round, which was comprised of a base-fuze...

The Mk. IIA1 was a fixed, WW2-era, US, 37 mm, low explosive (LE) practice cannon round, which was comprised of a base-fu...

The M1 is a fixed, pre-WW2, 37 mm, canister round, which was comprised of an unfuzed canister projectile and a cased pro...

The M63 Mod 1 was a fixed, WW2-era, US, 37 mm, low explosive (LE) practice cannon round, which was comprised of a base-f...

The M92 was a fixed, WW2-era, US, 37 mm, low explosive (LE) practice cannon round, which was comprised of a nose-fuzed L...

The A-2 (C) is an instantaneous/short-delay impact nose fuze, typically fitted to Japanese WW2-era air dropped bombs. Th...

The B-1 (B) is a delay tail-fuze, typically fitted to Japanese WWII era air-dropped bombs. The fuze is armed by the remo...

The Mk. I was a fixed, pre-WW2, US, 37 mm, inert, practice cannon round, which emulated the Mk. I low explosive (LE) rou...

The MK 5 (Mark 5) is a small United States (US) Navy (USN), WW2 era, 30 lb (13.6 kg) aerial fragmentation bomb. At le...

The M5 is a small United States Army pre-WW2 era 30 lb (13.6 kg) aerial fragmentation bomb. The M5 is thought to have...

The AN-MK 219 was WW2-era, US Navy (USN) mechanical, wind vane-armed, nose impact fuze. At least four modifications (...

The MK 12 was a United States Navy (USN) WW2-era 500 lb (227 kg) aerial general purpose (GP) bomb. The MK 12 was norm...