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Light Antiarmor Weapons: M72 LAW Rocket



This manual provides technical information, training techniques, and combat techniques of light antiarmor weapons. Intended users include leaders and designated soldiers who will use this information to successfully integrate light antiarmor weapons into combat operations. This manual discusses gunnery training and train-the-trainer. The tactical positions shown in this manual were drawn to enhance the reader's understanding of related subject material and do not necessarily represent the best employment option for that material. This manual covers the M72 LAW Rocket and M136 AT4.

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U.S. Army FM 3-23.30 Hand Grenades And Pyrotechnic Signals: Types, Operation, Maintenance, Employment Of: Field Manual Guide Book on CD-ROM



From the manual: The purpose of this manual is to orient soldiers to the functions and descriptions of hand grenades and ground pyrotechnic signals. It provides a reference for the identification and capabilities of various hand grenades and pyrotechnic signals. It also provides a guide for the proper handling and throwing of hand grenades, suggests methods and techniques for the tactical employment of hand grenades, and provides a guide for commanders conducting hand grenade training. This manual provides information and guidance for operating, using, and training with hand grenades.


It is intended for two user groups: (1) training centers responsible for introducing and training soldiers to a basic knowledge level and (2) field units, officers, and noncommissioned officers responsible for sustaining basic knowledge level skills and advancing soldier skills in the employment of the hand grenades on the battlefield. The development of new hand grenades and improvement of existing hand grenades has resulted in many different grenade types within the US inventory.


While only a limited number of grenade types are in production today for US Armed Forces, the majority of all hand grenades produced are used by either the armed forces of our allies or countries to which we occasionally provide military assistance. This manual addresses hand grenades common to the US Army. Obsolete hand grenades (the hand grenades less likely to be issued to US Army personnel) are addressed in Appendix E.


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