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The M159 was a World War Two (WW2)-era, US Army (US Army) developed, mechanical, delayed-arming, instantaneous-action, n...

The RKG-3Cu is a German Democratic Republic (GDR), aka 'East German', hand-thrown, base-fuzed, drag-stabilised, anti-arm...

The AN-MK 247 MOD 0 is a US-developed, vane-armed, mechanical impact fuze, which is inert other than an attached 0.38" c...

The BR M52 (RS: БР М52), more commonly referred to as just the M52, is a former Yugoslavian, pyrotechnic time delay-fuze...

The PRB 434 is a Belgium, delay-armed, nose impact fuzed, high explosive fragmentation (HE-frag) rifle grenade. The P...

The PRB 103 is a Belgium, delay-armed, nose impact fuzed, high explosive fragmentation (HE-frag) or HE blast rifle grena...

The RGD-5 (RU: РГД-5) is a Soviet-era-developed, Russian Federation, time-fuzed, high explosive fragmentation (HE-FRAG),...

This is a aircraft dispenser that consists of 19 tubes that can deploy 444 BLU-66/B submunitions, either in single tube...

This is an artillery-fired, base bleed carrier/cargo projectile, which dispenses 49 K221 DPICM submunitions.

This is a dual-purpose, improved conventional munition (DPICM) that contains a PD-SD K-520 self-destruct fuze.

The MS-4 (RU: МС-4) is a Soviet-era-developed, Russian Federation, battery-powered, electromechanical fuze, which can ac...

The KAB-500-OD (КАБ-500-ОД) is an initially Soviet-era-developed, Russian Federation, 500 kg-class, guided aerial bomb,...

The M30 cluster adapter formed part of three known US Army cluster bombs: • The M35 PT1 incendiary bomb cluster, whic...

The M34 gas bomb was a US 1,000 lb (454)-class chemical warfare agent (CWA) dispenser (cargo, cluster, etc.) bomb. Th...

The M35 PT1 incendiary bomb cluster used the M30 cluster bomb adapter and an M14 tail unit. The M35 contained 57, 8.5...

The 9M27D (9М27Д) is a Soviet-era-developed, Russian Federation, 220 mm dispenser (cargo, cluster, etc.) artillery rocke...

The RTB-7MA (РТБ-7МА) is a rocket-boosted, anti-personnel/anti-matériel thermobaric round, developed by the Bulgarian co...

The PG-7-AT1, also known as the Fath (فتح), is an Iranian anti-armour rocket-boosted round, which may erroneously be ref...

The PG-7VT (ПГ-7ВТ) is a Bulgarian-developed, rocket-boosted, tandem shaped charge (high explosive anti-tank [HEAT]), an...

The M126A1 is a US Army (US Army) developed, hand-launched, parachute flare.

The M301A1 is a US 81 mm illuminating mortar bomb round; a cartridge in US terminology. The M301A1 is normally fitted...

Russian is the primary country that produces 240 mm mortar ammunition. The ammunition may have been licenced-produced by...

The M86 (Sr: М86) is a former Yugoslavian 125 mm, nose-fuzed, high explosive fin-stabilised (HE-FS) tank-gun projectile....

The M1A1 is a South African ERFB (Extended-Range Full-Bore) high explosive (HE) projectile The M1A1 may be fitted wit...

The L24 are a series of United Kingdom-developed, high explosive tracer (HE-T) projectiles, which can primarily be used...

Using weapon(s): L7 gun Projectile mass: 11.25 kg

The VS-HCT4 is an electronically fuzed AT mine similar to the Italian VS-HCT4, but produced in a casing more suited for...

This is a seismic firing device that can be used with demolition charges, or landmines.

The DM58 is the German training version of the DM12 PARM off-route anti-tank shaped charge mine (ATSC).

The M449 is a US-developed, 155 mm, steel-bodied, flat-base, base-ejection, submunition-dispensing carrier (cargo, clust...