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The days of worrying about rocket launcher backblast soon may be at an end
A confined space AT-4 will gradually replace older models of the single shot anti-tank rocket launcher.
By Shawn Snow
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This is how the Corps is overhauling its boomsticks
The Corps plans to buy 1,073 Carl Gustafs and is looking at an M-72 LAW with no back-blast.
By Shawn Snow
Shoulder-fired weapons can cause traumatic brain injuries, study finds
Extensive use of shoulder-fired weapons like the Carl Gustaf recoilless rifle, the M72 LAW or the AT4 exposes service members to “overpressure” of the brain.
By Jon Simkins
Enhancing the grunt: Sophisticated new tech means greater responsibility, heavier load
Grunts are getting lots of gear, more weight, more equipment, more technology.
By Shawn Snow
Turkish variants of the U.S. M72 LAW anti-tank rocket keep ending up in ISIS stockpiles
The HAR-66 — the Turkish version of the U.S. M72 — was discovered by the research group on the outskirts of Mosul in mid-March.
By Shawn Snow