- The
Hafthohlladung, also
known as the "Panzerknacker" ("tank breaker",
German connotation "safe cracker"), was a
magnetically adhered,
shaped charge anti-tank...
- were the
largest user of
magnetic mines during the war, such as the
Hafthohlladung or H****enhuttl, a shaped-charge anti-tank
grenade which attached magnetically...
- the following:
German name for the
Disney characters Beagle Boys The
Hafthohlladung, a
German anti-tank
grenade used in
World War II The
nickname of Heinrich...
- use of a
variety of
unconventional MPAT-systems, such as the
German Hafthohlladung magnet mine, the ****anese ****otsubakurai
lunge mine, the
British sticky...
- Blue – 4.5
second (standard issue)
Yellow – 7.5
seconds (used on the
Hafthohlladung 3 –
magnetic shaped charge) Grey – No
delay (used for
demolition work...
-
coated with Zimmerit.[citation needed] The
German army
introduced the
Hafthohlladung anti-tank
weapon in 1942. This
consisted of a
shaped charge warhead...
- Gewehr-Sprenggranate
Gross Gewehr-Panzergranate
Gross Panzergranate 46 & 61
Hafthohlladung Kampfpistole Leuchtpistole 34
Leuchtpistole 42
Model 24
grenade Model...
- anti-tank
grenade that used an
adhesive pad to
stick to the
target Hafthohlladung, a
German anti-tank
grenade that used
magnets to
stick to a tank. Improvised...
-
Various Wehrmacht -
Gross Panzergranate 46 & 61
Various Waffen-SS -
Hafthohlladung Various Wehrmacht -
Eihandgranate Model 39
Various Wehrmacht - Molotov...
- (sticky bomb) or with a magnet. The
Germans used a
magnetic grenade, the
Hafthohlladung to
ensure that the
shaped charge would fire at the
optimal 90° angle...
