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projectile.
Kinetic weapons are the
oldest and most
common ranged weapons used in
human history, with the
projectiles varying from
blunt projectiles such...
- used for an
artillery or
mortar projectile in some
European languages. S**** are
usually large-caliber
projectiles fired by artillery,
armoured fighting...
- The M107 is a 155 mm high
explosive projectile used by many countries. It is a
bursting round with
fragmentation and
blast effects. It used to be the standard...
- War 2 used rocket-****isted
projectiles in the
later stages of the war,
although it also used
conventional artillery projectiles. The
North Korean M-1978...
- In
archaeological terminology, a
projectile point is an
object that was
hafted to a
weapon that was
capable of
being thrown or projected, such as a javelin...
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follows testing of (and is
based on
aspects of)
boosted M795-series test
projectiles. The M1128 is not yet in production, but the
first successful test firings...
- Koksan, with a
range of 60 km
using rocket-****isted
projectiles. (And see
Trajectory of a
projectile.) Such
cannons are
distinguished from rockets, or ballistic...
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effects of
projectiles,
especially bullets,
unguided bombs, rockets, or the like; the
science or art of
designing and
accelerating projectiles so as to...
- to
launch high-velocity
projectiles. The
projectile normally does not
contain explosives,
instead relying on the
projectile's high
kinetic energy to inflict...
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earliest known ballistic projectiles were
stones and spears, and the
throwing stick. The
oldest evidence of stone-tipped
projectiles,
which may or may not...
