The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
A selection of 40 mm grenade rounds which can be fired from the M79 and M203 launchers. Identified from left: flare; two types of high explosive; canister; illumination (white star).
A display board showing a range of explosive devices. Identified from left: A selection of four US smoke and fragmentation grenades; a selection of US 40 mm rounds for use with the M79 and later M203
M203 Grenade Launcher. Marked on the left side LAUNCHER GRENADE M203 40MM and the serial number. It is a light-weight, single-shot, breech loading (sliding barrel) shoulder fired grenade launcher that
Carl Gustaf L14A1 Anti-Armour Weapon firing pin, spring and front half of bolt Medium range anti armour weapon (MRAAW)"Carl Gustav" of the type used by Australian Army during the Vietnam War. It can
FINSCHHAFEN - SIO AREA, NEW GUINEA. 1944-03-31. JAPANESE AMMUNITION COLLECTED FROM DUMPS IN THE AREA BY THE CHIEF ENGINEER'S BRANCH, HEADQUARTERS 2ND AUSTRALIAN CORPS. THE AMMUNITION DISPLAYED, READIN
Carl Gustaf L14A1 Anti-Armour Weapon. Tubular construction with a conical rear section. Two pistol grips, one with a trigger assembly and has a shoulder butt plate located about the centre of the wea
Carl Gustav L14A1 Anti-Armour Weapon. Tubular construction with a conical rear section. Two pistol grips, one with a trigger assembly and has a shoulder butt plate located about the centre of the wea