High-Explosive Fragmentation Projectiles (HE) 
High-explosive fragmentation projectiles (HE)
- PROJECTILE M107 and L21 HE
- Projectile NM28U
- PROJECTILE M795
- Projectiles LU 211
- Projectile RH1412
- Projectile ER02A1
- Projectile L15A1
- Projectiles KTA 5912, KTA 5934, KTA 5938
- Projectile OFD MKM (HE-HB) Series
- Projectile M77B
- Projectile HE M1A1 ERFB BT (Boad Tail)
- Projectile HE M1A1 (A4) ERFB BB (Base Bleed)
- Projectile M9603A1
- Projectile OE 155 56/59 HE
- Projectile M1128 (HE-BB)
- Projectile DM121, DM131, M1711
155 mm ammunition. Projectiles.
Smoke and chemical projectiles
Remote mining projectiles
Rocket-assisted projectiles
Cluster projectiles
- M864 (DPICM) extended-range cargo projectile
- M483A1 (DPICM) cargo projectile
(ballistically identical to M1122, M1123, M1124, M110A3, M1125)
- DM642 (DPICM) cargo projectile
- M449 anti-personnel cargo projectile
- BONUS Mk – anti-armor cargo projectile
- ER-DP-ICM GRM49-BB - extended-range anti-personnel/anti-armor projectile
Illuminating projectiles
Guided projectiles
Range tables
M107 is one of the oldest high-explosive fragmentation projectiles used by NATO countries. It is currently being actively replaced by the M795.
L21 is the British analogue of the M107 with the same ballistics: a TNT charge of about 6.8 kg and a fuze cavity per STANAG 2916. The page has a separate section with a diagram and specifications of the L21.
A Norwegian high-explosive fragmentation projectile, a complete analogue of the widespread M107 projectile.
A high-explosive fragmentation projectile that replaced the obsolete M107.
The L15A1 is a high-explosive fragmentation projectile with increased range and explosive power, designed to destroy enemy personnel, lightly armored targets and field fortifications.
High-explosive fragmentation projectiles from the Finnish company Nammo, the KTA 5912, KTA 5934 and KTA 5938 series, designed to destroy enemy personnel, lightly armored targets and field fortifications.
The LU 211 is a series of high-explosive fragmentation projectiles from a French manufacturer, designed to destroy enemy personnel, lightly armored targets and field fortifications. The projectile consists of an explosive-filled body and a hollow base or base unit for…
The ER02A1 is a series of high-explosive fragmentation projectiles from the Spanish manufacturer EXPAL, designed to destroy enemy personnel, lightly armored targets and field fortifications. The projectile consists of an explosive-filled body and a hollow base or base unit…
The OFd MKM (HE-HB) is a 155 mm high-explosive fragmentation projectile from a Slovak manufacturer, part of a whole series of 155 mm ammunition with improved aerodynamics (DV).
The M77B is a 155 mm high-explosive fragmentation projectile made by Munitions India Limited (India), with improved aerodynamics for extended range, designed to destroy enemy personnel, lightly armored targets and field fortifications.
The HE M1A1 ERFB BT (Boat Tail) projectile is a highly effective 155 mm high-explosive fragmentation artillery round designed to provide increased firing range and effective action on the target. It belongs to the ERFB (Extended Range Full Bore) type, meaning increased…
The HE M1A1 ERFB BB (Base Bleed) projectile is a highly effective 155 mm high-explosive fragmentation artillery round designed to increase firing range by reducing aerodynamic drag. ERFB (Extended Range Full Bore) projectiles are intended for long-range fire, and…
The M9603A1 BT (Boat Tail) projectile is an effective 155 mm high-explosive fragmentation artillery round designed to increase firing range and ensure high target-engagement effectiveness. It belongs to the ERFB (Extended Range Full Bore) class, meaning increased…
The 155 mm OE 155 56/69 is a high-explosive fragmentation projectile from the French manufacturer Nexter Systems. This type of projectile has a forged steel body with a flat boat-tail base and a long streamlined ogive that ensures its stability in flight.
The M1128 is a new type of high-explosive (HE) artillery projectile with a base bleed unit (BB) that can engage targets at long range. It was developed to replace the M795 projectile and has improved ballistics, capable of producing a powerful fragmentation effect on detonation. The M1128 is designed…
The DM121 (also known as the Rh30) is a 155 mm high-explosive fragmentation artillery projectile made by Rheinmetall Waffe Munition. It was adopted by the Bundeswehr in 2017. It was developed for the PzH 2000 self-propelled howitzer but can be used by any NATO 155 mm howitzer. The projectiles…
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