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Bazooka

The bazooka (/bəˈzuːkə/) is a man-portable recoilless anti-tank rocket launcher weapon, widely deployed by the United States Army, especially during World War II. Also referred to as the "stovepipe", the innovative bazooka was among the first generation of rocket-propelled anti-tank weapons used in infantry combat. Featuring a solid-propellant rocket for…

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Designed
1942
Designer
Edward Uhl
In service
1942–present[citation needed]
No. built
112,790 (M1) · 59,932 (M1A1) · 6,087 (M9) · 277,819 (M9A1) · Unknown (M20)
Place of origin
United States
Produced
June 1942 – May 1945 (2.36 inch Bazookas)

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Bazooka

Nodes204
Edges203
Triples267
Avg. degree1.99
Density0.009804
Components1

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Bazooka

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related to Users · 112
Bazooka → Although, Argentina, AT4, Australia, Austria, Bay, Bazookas, Belgium, Bolivia, Brazil, Canada, Carl Gustav, Carl Gustav M2, Castrist Brigade, Castro's T-34s, Chile, China, Chinese, Chinese Civil War, Cuba
related to Sources · 81
Bazooka → Anti-Tank Rocket M6 Bazooka, Army, Army Adaptation, Article, August, Battle, Battlefront, Bazooka Team Stops Them, Bazooka Vs Panzer, Bazookas, Beachhead, Birdsell, Bloomsbury Publishing, Brabantia Nostra, Breda, Brooks, Bulge, Chemicals, Chief, Combat
Wars · 16
Bazooka → Algerian War, Bay of Pigs Invasion, Chinese Civil War, Falklands War, First Indochina War, Iran–Iraq War, Korean War, Lebanese Civil War, Operation Vantage, Portuguese Colonial War, Rhodesian Bush War, South African Border War, The Troubles, Vietnam War, World War II, Yom Kippur War
related to RL-83 Blindicide · 15
Bazooka → An, Because, Belgian, Blindicide, Congo Crisis, Israeli, M20, Mexican, RL-83 Blindicide, Swiss, The, The Blindicide, There, Used, While
related to 88.9 mm Instalaza M65 · 14
Bazooka → CHM65, Developed, FIM66, HEAT, Instalaza, It, M20, M53, M58, M65, MB66, Older, Spanish Army, The
related to Name · 9
Bazooka → American, Bob Burns, Clarence Saved England, During World War II, Dutch, Grand Duke Vodkakoff, The, The Swoop, Wodehouse
No. built · 6
Bazooka → 1,500 (M25), 112,790 (M1), 277,819 (M9A1), 59,932 (M1A1), 6,087 (M9), Unknown (M20)
related to External links · 3
Bazooka → Captain Skinner’s Tube-launched Tank, Error Small Arms Review, Part
related to Design and development · 2
Bazooka → It, The
Designed · 1
Bazooka → 1942

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rocket super used war army m20 launcher weapon mm m1 bazookas m9 anti-tank m9a1 korean rockets armor m1a1 replaced also

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BazookaDesigned19421.00infobox
BazookaDesignerEdward Uhl1.00infobox
BazookaIn service1942–present[citation needed]1.00infobox
BazookaNo. built112,790 (M1)1.00infobox
BazookaNo. built59,932 (M1A1)1.00infobox
BazookaNo. built6,087 (M9)1.00infobox
BazookaNo. built277,819 (M9A1)1.00infobox
BazookaNo. builtUnknown (M20)1.00infobox
BazookaNo. built1,500 (M25)1.00infobox
BazookaPlace of originUnited States1.00infobox
BazookaProducedJune 1942 – May 1945 (2.36 inch Bazookas)1.00infobox
BazookaTypeRecoilless rocket anti-tank weapon1.00infobox
BazookaUsed bySee § Users1.00infobox
BazookaWarsWorld War II1.00infobox
BazookaWarsChinese Civil War1.00infobox
BazookaWarsFirst Indochina War1.00infobox
BazookaWarsKorean War1.00infobox
BazookaWarsAlgerian War1.00infobox
BazookaWarsVietnam War1.00infobox
BazookaWarsOperation Vantage1.00infobox
BazookaWarsThe Troubles1.00infobox
BazookaWarsBay of Pigs Invasion1.00infobox
BazookaWarsPortuguese Colonial War1.00infobox
BazookaWarsRhodesian Bush War1.00infobox
BazookaWarsYom Kippur War1.00infobox
BazookaWarsLebanese Civil War1.00infobox
BazookaWarsIran–Iraq War1.00infobox
BazookaWarsFalklands War1.00infobox
BazookaWarsSouth African Border War1.00infobox

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