Tag archive

projectile Weapon Systems

Weapon systems and military equipment tagged projectile.

9 weapon systems

M107 155 mm high-explosive projectile, 155 mm high-explosive projectile, Artillery

ArtilleryM107 155 mm high-explosive projectile155 mm high-explosive projectileSide: IsraelBuilt: General Dynamics / United StatesThe M107 is a conventional 155 mm high-explosive projectile with a hollow forged steel body and Comp B or TNT fill. During the Israel-Hamas War, U.S. emergency sales documentation tied it to Israeli artillery resupply.

BEKM-82 cumulative mine, 82 mm HEAT mortar projectile, Munitions

MunitionsBEKM-82 cumulative mine82 mm HEAT mortar projectileSide: UnknownBuilt: HM Haditechnikai Intézet / Mechanikai Művek / HungaryThe BEKM-82 is a Hungarian 82 mm HEAT mortar projectile, described by the HM Haditechnikai Intézet as a repesz-kumulatív aknagránát developed for both automatic and conventional mortars. HTI says the round weighs 3.1 kg, can penetrate 100 mm of armor, and its BEKM designation comes from the surnames of the four developers.

90 mm HEAT projectile, 90 mm high-explosive anti-tank projectile, Munitions

Munitions90 mm HEAT projectile90 mm high-explosive anti-tank projectileSide: UnknownBuilt: GIAT Industries / FranceThe 90 mm HEAT projectile is a high-explosive anti-tank round class used by the GIAT 90 mm F1 gun family mounted on the AML-90. Army Guide and Military Periscope both describe the gun as firing HEAT projectiles, making this a relationship-only ammunition entry tied to a vehicle gun rather than a standalone combat platform.

90 mm HE projectile, 90 mm high-explosive projectile, Munitions

Munitions90 mm HE projectile90 mm high-explosive projectileSide: UnknownBuilt: GIAT Industries / FranceThe 90 mm HE projectile is the high-explosive ammunition class documented for the French GIAT 90 mm F1 vehicle gun series. Army Guide and Military Periscope both list HE among the projectiles fired by the AML-90's gun, so this page serves as a support entry for the ammunition class rather than an independent combat-use record.

OF23 cargo projectile, 152 mm cargo artillery projectile, Munitions

MunitionsOF23 cargo projectile152 mm cargo artillery projectileSide: UnknownBuilt: Soviet Union / Russia / Soviet Union / RussiaThe OF23 cargo projectile is a Soviet/Russian 152 mm cargo artillery projectile used in the ammunition set for the 2A65 Msta-B and related 152 mm howitzers. Public references describe it as a spin-stabilized, base-eject submunition carrier round with 42 HEAT bomblets, a 42.8 kg projectile mass, and a maximum range of about 26 km when fired by the 2A65.

OF-45 High-Explosive Fragmentation Projectile, 152 mm high-explosive fragmentation projectile, Munitions

MunitionsOF-45 High-Explosive Fragmentation Projectile152 mm high-explosive fragmentation projectileSide: UnknownBuilt: Soviet / Russian ordnance program / Soviet Union / RussiaThe OF-45 is a Soviet/Russian 152 mm high-explosive fragmentation projectile in the separate-loading artillery family developed from 1966 onward. Forecast International identifies it among the rounds fired by the 2A64 cannon on the 2S19 Msta-S, and open references describe the shell as a 43.56 kg round with a 24.7 km range from that gun.

DM121 155 mm high-explosive shell, 155 mm high-explosive artillery shell, Munitions

MunitionsDM121 155 mm high-explosive shell155 mm high-explosive artillery shellSide: UnknownBuilt: Rheinmetall / GermanyThe DM121 is Rheinmetall's German 155 mm high-explosive shell. Rheinmetall says it has insensitive characteristics, is used for training and exercise, carries several kilos of high-performance explosive, and can reach up to 30 km when fired from the PzH 2000.

M795 155 mm high-explosive projectile, 155 mm high-explosive projectile, Munitions

MunitionsM795 155 mm high-explosive projectile155 mm high-explosive projectileSide: UnknownBuilt: General Dynamics Ordnance and Tactical Systems / United StatesThe M795 is a U.S.-made 155 mm high-explosive projectile produced by General Dynamics Ordnance and Tactical Systems. GDOTS describes it as a 103-pound high-fragmentation steel-body round filled with TNT or IMX-101 and compatible with current and future 155 mm towed and self-propelled howitzers.

90 mm canister projectile, Canister projectile for the GIAT 90 mm F1 / CN-90-F1 gun, Munitions

Munitions90 mm canister projectileCanister projectile for the GIAT 90 mm F1 / CN-90-F1 gunSide: UnknownBuilt: GIAT Industries / FranceThe 90 mm canister projectile is GIAT ammunition for the French 90 mm F1/CN-90-F1 vehicle gun family. Army Guide and Military Periscope both describe the AML-90's gun as firing canister projectiles alongside HE, HEAT, and smoke rounds.