Italian Military Equipment
The array of weapons, vehicles, and other equipment used by the Italian armed forces during World War II, including both domestically produced and imported items.
Incendiary Grenade
A type of grenade designed to start fires, often containing flammable substances like napalm or thermite. Incendiary grenades were used during World War II to inflict damage on enemy positions, vehicles, or structures.
Ij-20: IJA’s Military Equipment
The Imperial Japanese Army’s (IJA) use of a wide range of military equipment, including weapons, vehicles, and communication systems, during World War II.
Ii-45: Industrial Output and Wartime Production
The amount of goods and materials produced by a nation’s industries during wartime, including weapons, vehicles, and other military supplies.
Ii-30: Industrial Production and Supply Chains
The process of manufacturing and delivering weapons, vehicles, and other military equipment to the front lines, often involving complex supply chains.
Ii-6: Industrial Mobilization
The process of converting a nation’s industrial capacity to wartime production, including the manufacturing of weapons, vehicles, and other military equipment.
High-Explosive Incendiary (HEI) Rounds
Artillery and gun rounds that combine high explosive and incendiary agents, causing significant damage and fires upon impact. Used against enemy troops, vehicles, and structures.
German Panzergrenadier Divisions
Mechanized infantry divisions of the German Army (Heer) during World War II, equipped with armored personnel carriers and other vehicles.
Fuel Depot (Various)
A military facility responsible for storing and distributing fuel for vehicles and aircraft.
Equipment Innovation
The development and adoption of new military technologies and equipment during World War 2, driven by technological advancements and battlefield demands. This included innovations in weapons, vehicles, and communication systems.