- A
grenade is a
small explosive weapon typically thrown by hand (also
called hand
grenade), but can also
refer to a s**** (explosive projectile) shot from...
- A
grenade launcher is a
weapon that
fires a
specially designed, large-caliber projectile,
often with an explosive, smoke, or gas warhead. Today, the term...
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Grenade,
grenade, or
grénade in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. A
grenade is a
small explosive device which is hand
thrown at its target.
Grenade may...
- The M67
grenade is a
fragmentation hand
grenade used by the
United States military. The M67 is a
further development of the M33
grenade,
itself a replacement...
- A stun
grenade, also
known as a
flash grenade, flashbang, thunderflash, or
sound bomb, is a non-lethal
explosive device used to
temporarily disorient an...
- The
Ketchum Hand
Grenade was a type of
grenade used in the
American Civil War. It was
patented on
August 20, 1861 (U.S. Pat. #33,089) by
William F. Ketchum...
- A
smoke grenade is a canister-type
grenade used as a
signaling device,
target or
landing zone
marking device, or as a
screening device for unit movements...
- The M26 is a
fragmentation hand
grenade developed by the
United States military. It
entered service in 1952 and was
first used in
combat during the Korean...
- The Mk 2
grenade (initially
known as the Mk II), also
nicknamed the
Pineapple is a fragmentation-type anti-personnel hand
grenade introduced by the U.S...
- A
rifle grenade is a
grenade that uses a rifle-based
launcher to
permit a
longer effective range than
would be
possible if the
grenade were
thrown by hand...
