Evolution of the U.S. Grenade Launcher From World War II to Today’s Conflicts
By Frank Iannamico During World War II, the basic weapons of the U.S. infantryman were the rifle, light machine gun ...
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THE DEVELOPEMENT OF THE M79 GRENADE LAUNCHER
By Kevin DockeryIn the post-WWII years, the problem of increasing the range of a grenade, while increasing the accuracy and ...
40MM SHOULDER-FIRED GRENADE LAUNCHERS AND THE SEALS
By Kevin DockeryIn 1965, SEAL Team One began receiving the M79 to arm their direct action platoons in preparation for ...
40MM LOW VELOCITY GRENADE LAUNCHER MACHINE GUNS: THE HONEYWELL MARK 18, MARK 20 AND THE SEALS.
By Kevin DockeryThe M79 was not the final answer to using the new 40mm low velocity ammunition by the US ...
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