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Weapon systems and military equipment tagged ammunition.

17 weapon systems

M720A1 60 mm high explosive cartridge, 60 mm high-explosive mortar cartridge, Munitions

MunitionsM720A1 60 mm high explosive cartridge60 mm high-explosive mortar cartridgeSide: UnknownBuilt: Day & Zimmermann / United StatesThe M720A1 60 mm high explosive cartridge is a U.S. mortar round produced by Day & Zimmermann for the M224-series lightweight company mortar system. Army ammunition listings place it among 60 mm high-explosive cartridges, and the Day & Zimmermann datasheet describes it as a 14.84-inch, 3.65-pound round with an M734A1 multi-option fuze, IMX-104 fill, and a 3,400-meter range.

M768 60 mm high-explosive cartridge, 60 mm high-explosive mortar cartridge, Munitions

MunitionsM768 60 mm high-explosive cartridge60 mm high-explosive mortar cartridgeSide: UnknownBuilt: Day & Zimmermann / United StatesThe M768 is a U.S. 60 mm high-explosive mortar cartridge produced by Day & Zimmermann for the M224-series 60 mm Mortar System. Army ammunition pages list it in the 60 mm HE family, and the family datasheet shows the M768 fitted with an M783 point-detonating fuze and sharing the family's 14.84-inch, 3.65-pound, 3,400-meter profile.

M888 60 mm high explosive cartridge, 60 mm high-explosive mortar cartridge, Munitions

MunitionsM888 60 mm high explosive cartridge60 mm high-explosive mortar cartridgeSide: UnknownBuilt: American Ordnance / Iowa Army Ammunition Plant / United StatesThe M888 is a U.S. 60 mm high-explosive mortar cartridge designed for the M224/M224A1 Lightweight Company Mortar System. Army ammunition listings place it in the 60 mm HE family, and the Army's portfolio book says American Ordnance-Iowa AAP loads, assembles, and packs the round for U.S. Marine Corps procurement; that same source lists an M935 point-detonating fuze, a 14.738-inch length, a 3.75-pound weight, a 67 to 3,490 meter range, and use against personnel and light materiel.

60 mm M08 illuminating shell, 60 mm illuminating mortar shell, Munitions

Munitions60 mm M08 illuminating shell60 mm illuminating mortar shellSide: UnknownBuilt: Yugoimport-SDPR / SerbiaThe 60 mm M08 illuminating shell is a Serbian 60 mm mortar illumination round from Yugoimport's export catalog. The sheet gives ballistic data for firing it from the 60 mm Mortar M57 and identifies the shell as a parachute-supported illuminating munition with a 35-second light output.

Mortar bombs, 60mm, 60 mm mortar ammunition, Munitions

MunitionsMortar bombs, 60mm60 mm mortar ammunitionSide: Boko Haram and ISWAPBuilt: Various manufacturers / Multiple countries60 mm mortar bombs are fin-stabilized light mortar rounds made in high-explosive, smoke, illuminating, and training variants for portable 60 mm mortar tubes. In the Boko Haram Insurgency, Nigerian military reporting has repeatedly listed 60 mm mortar bombs among weapons and explosive materiel recovered from Boko Haram or Boko Haram/ISWAP fighters, so this entry represents the caliber family rather than one traced manufacturer or lot.

60 mm High-Explosive Mortar Bomb, 60 mm mortar bomb, Munitions

Munitions60 mm High-Explosive Mortar Bomb60 mm mortar bombSide: UnknownBuilt: Azersilah / AzerbaijanThe 60 mm High-Explosive Mortar Bomb is an Azerbaijani 60 mm mortar round marketed by Azersilah for NATO-standard smooth-bore mortars. The company says it is intended for engagement of troops in open terrain or light shelters, including use with the 20N6M, and lists a 300 mm fuze-equipped length, 1.6 kg weight, and 0.2 kg explosive charge.

60 mm M62 practice shell, 60 mm practice mortar shell, Munitions

Munitions60 mm M62 practice shell60 mm practice mortar shellSide: UnknownBuilt: Yugoimport-SDPR / SerbiaThe 60 mm M62 practice shell is a Yugoslav-pattern training mortar round sold by Yugoimport-SDPR as a self-contained practice shell. Yugoimport states that it is ballistically configured for the 60 mm Mortar M57 and the Commando M70, with a 280 m maximum range in the listed mortar setup.

OFL 105 F3 APFSDS, 105×527R APFSDS round, Munitions

MunitionsOFL 105 F3 APFSDS105×527R APFSDS roundSide: UnknownBuilt: GIAT Industries / FranceOFL 105 F3 is a French 105×527R APFSDS round associated with GIAT Industries / Nexter Munitions and the AMX-10RC's 105 mm F2 gun. French reference material describes it as entering service in 1987 with a monobloc tungsten-alloy penetrator, about 12.8 kg complete mass, 3.8 kg projectile mass without sabot, and 1,400 m/s muzzle velocity.

OCC 105 F3 HEAT-FS, 105×527R HEAT-FS round, Munitions

MunitionsOCC 105 F3 HEAT-FS105×527R HEAT-FS roundSide: UnknownBuilt: GIAT Industries / FranceOCC 105 F3 is a French 105×527R HEAT-FS round documented as ammunition for the AMX-10RC's GIAT 105 mm F2 gun. Reference tables list it with a 13.85 kg cartridge weight, 5.7 kg projectile weight, and 1,120 m/s muzzle velocity, with quoted penetration above 350 mm at 0 degrees.

OE 105 F3 high-explosive round, 105×527R high-explosive round, Munitions

MunitionsOE 105 F3 high-explosive round105×527R high-explosive roundSide: UnknownBuilt: GIAT Industries / FranceOE 105 F3 is the French 105×527R high-explosive round produced for the AMX-10RC's 105 mm F2 gun. Jane's lists it at 13.7 kg complete round weight, 7.2 kg projectile weight, 1.74 kg explosive fill, and 800 m/s muzzle velocity, making it the HE member of the vehicle's proprietary ammunition set.

BSCC 105 F3 target practice round, 105×527R target practice round, Munitions

MunitionsBSCC 105 F3 target practice round105×527R target practice roundSide: UnknownBuilt: GIAT Industries / FranceThe BSCC 105 F3 is a French 105×527R target practice round for the AMX-10RC's 105 mm F2 gun. Jane's describes it as the training version of OCC 105 F3, and the AMX-10RC ammunition table lists it among the gun's proprietary 105×527R rounds.

120 mm illumination ammunition, 120 mm illuminating ammunition, Munitions

Munitions120 mm illumination ammunition120 mm illuminating ammunitionSide: UnknownBuilt: Various manufacturers / Multiple countriesThe 120 mm illumination ammunition page covers the illumination round class used to light target areas for 120 mm mortars and compatible gun-mortar systems. Forecast International identifies illumination as one of the ammunition types fired by the 2A60 Nona rifled ordnance on the 2S23 Nona-SVK, so the catalog entry serves as a relationship-focused support page rather than a single national model.

M930 Visible Light Illuminating Cartridge, 120 mm illuminating mortar cartridge, Munitions

MunitionsM930 Visible Light Illuminating Cartridge120 mm illuminating mortar cartridgeSide: UnknownBuilt: Pine Bluff Arsenal / United StatesThe M930 Visible Light Illuminating Cartridge is a U.S. 120 mm mortar round produced for the M120A1 towed and M121 carrier-mounted mortar systems. Army sources describe it as a visible-light illumination cartridge with a parachute-retarded candle assembly, 1,000,000 candlepower, and about 50 seconds of burn time for night illumination and signaling.

155 mm NATO-standard ammunition, 155 mm artillery ammunition family compatible with 39-caliber guns, Munitions

Munitions155 mm NATO-standard ammunition155 mm artillery ammunition family compatible with 39-caliber gunsSide: UnknownBuilt: Various manufacturers / Multiple countries155 mm NATO-standard ammunition is the shared Western artillery ammunition family organized around NATO JBMOU and STANAG requirements. It covers a range of shell and charge combinations for 155 mm guns, including 39-caliber systems such as the AH-4 when configured for western-made 155 mm rounds.

L15 High Explosive, 155 mm high-explosive artillery shell, Munitions

MunitionsL15 High Explosive155 mm high-explosive artillery shellSide: UnknownBuilt: BAE Systems / United KingdomBAE Systems describes L15 High Explosive as a British 155 mm shell for a range of 155 mm guns. The round uses a high-tensile steel body, a user-selected fuze, and a thin wall optimized for fragmentation and blast effect; FAS identifies AS-90 as firing the NATO L15 unassisted projectile.

5.45×39 mm cartridge, Intermediate rifle cartridge, Munitions

Munitions5.45×39 mm cartridgeIntermediate rifle cartridgeSide: UnknownBuilt: Soviet Union / Soviet UnionThe 5.45×39 mm cartridge is a Soviet intermediate rifle round developed in the 1960s for the AK-74 family and still associated with Russian and other post-Soviet service rifles. This relationship-only entry documents its C.I.P. dimensions, 1974 adoption, and the cataloged rifles that fire it.

.30-06 Springfield cartridge, Rifle cartridge and machine-gun ammunition used by the Browning M1919 family, Munitions

Munitions.30-06 Springfield cartridgeRifle cartridge and machine-gun ammunition used by the Browning M1919 familySide: UnknownBuilt: Winchester Ammunition and other commercial manufacturers / United States / multiple countriesThe .30-06 Springfield cartridge is a U.S.-origin rifle and machine-gun round standardized as 7.62x63mm and widely associated with the M1919 Browning family and the M1 Garand. The cartridge remained a major service and commercial load for much of the 20th century, with modern ammunition lines still loading it for legacy rifles and hunting use.