Gh.K. 43 (Rocket Launcher)

A German 150mm rocket launcher developed during World War II but not adopted for service. It was intended to be a more powerful and effective rocket launcher than the earlier Gh.K. 40 but never saw widespread use.

Dv. 5100 – M270 Multiple Launch Rocket System (MLRS)

A self-propelled, highly mobile multiple rocket launcher system developed in the United States. It is capable of firing a variety of rockets, including those with conventional, cluster, and guided munitions.

Dd. 22 Rocket Launcher

The Dd. 22 Rocket Launcher was a type of rocket launcher that was used by the Allies and Axis powers during World War II. It was designed to fire rockets at enemy targets. The Dd. 22 Rocket Launcher was a powerful and effective weapon that could inflict significant damage on enemy infantry, vehicles, and fortifications.

Cz. CWS-205 Panzerfaust

A German disposable anti-tank rocket launcher, widely used during World War II, known for its simplicity and effectiveness against Allied tanks.

Cz. CWS-206 Bazooka

An American portable anti-tank rocket launcher used during World War II, known for its effectiveness against German armor and its iconic design.

Cz. CWS-207 Panzerschreck

A German shoulder-launched anti-tank rocket launcher designed to counter the threat of Allied tanks, with a larger warhead and longer range than the Panzerfaust.

Barrage Rocket

A type of rocket launcher used primarily by the United States Navy during World War II. It was designed to fire a large number of rockets in a short period of time, creating a dense barrage of projectiles.

Anti-Tank Rocket

A small, portable weapon capable of firing a rocket-propelled projectile to destroy enemy tanks. These rockets, like the Bazooka and Panzerfaust, were widely used by infantry units to engage armored vehicles.

Bazooka**

A portable, recoilless anti-tank rocket launcher that is fired from the shoulder.**