PIAT

rocket-propelled grenade

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1942 — 1950 Projector, Infantry, Anti Tank  class, grenade launcher, weapon model, Imperial Chemical Industries, British Army, World War II, Korean War, United Kingdom, Kingdom of Great Britain, United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland
Length: 1000 millimetre, Length: 75 millimetre, Mass: 14.52 kilogram

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A British infantryman prepares to fire a PIAT anti-tank weapon, Normandy, 9 August 1944. B8913

A PIAT gunner of the 1st Norfolk Regiment during the advance on Wanssum, Holland, 26 November 1944. B12153

A PIAT (Projectile Infantry Anti-Tank) in action at a firing range in Tunisia, 19 February 1943. NA756

A soldier fires a PIAT near St Martin-des-Besaces, Normandy, 1 August 1944. B8335

A soldier from the 1st Battalion Rifle Brigade, 7th Armoured Division, emerges from his foxhole armed with a PIAT, 28 December 1944. B13235

Australian PIAT team Balikpapan

Een militair met een z.g. PIAT, een Brits anti-tank wapen, Bestanddeelnr 455-4-4

Female workers assembling Piat anti-tank gun parts. Orilla, Ontario 1944 LAC 3197624E000762429

PIAT

Prikaz uporabe protitankovskega orožja

Prins Bernhard met Generaal Majoor A.T.C. Opsomer bij legeroefening op de Veluwe, Bestanddeelnr 904-4743

This image file is a representation of the outer and inner basic physical and/or anatomical components of a Projectile used by infantry in conjunction with a weapon system called a' Projector Infantry Anti-Tank ' (PIAT).

Type	Date	Description	Keywords	Notes	Source
link		Freebase entry@			Wikidata
link		Twentieth-Century Artillery@			Wikidata
image	1944	A British infantryman prepares to fire a PIAT anti-tank weapon, Normandy, 9 August 1944. B8913			Wikimedia
image	1944	A PIAT gunner of the 1st Norfolk Regiment during the advance on Wanssum, Holland, 26 November 1944. B12153			Wikimedia
image	1943	A PIAT (Projectile Infantry Anti-Tank) in action at a firing range in Tunisia, 19 February 1943. NA756			Wikimedia
image	1944	A soldier fires a PIAT near St Martin-des-Besaces, Normandy, 1 August 1944. B8335			Wikimedia
image	1944	A soldier from the 1st Battalion Rifle Brigade, 7th Armoured Division, emerges from his foxhole armed with a PIAT, 28 December 1944. B13235			Wikimedia
image	1945	Australian PIAT team Balikpapan			Wikimedia
image	1947	Een militair met een z.g. PIAT, een Brits anti-tank wapen, Bestanddeelnr 455-4-4			Wikimedia
image	1944	Female workers assembling Piat anti-tank gun parts. Orilla, Ontario 1944 LAC 3197624E000762429			Wikimedia
image	1945	PIAT			Wikimedia
image	1944	Prikaz uporabe protitankovskega orožja			Wikimedia
image	1951	Prins Bernhard met Generaal Majoor A.T.C. Opsomer bij legeroefening op de Veluwe, Bestanddeelnr 904-4743			Wikimedia
image	1945	This image file is a representation of the outer and inner basic physical and/or anatomical components of a Projectile used by infantry in conjunction with a weapon system called a' Projector Infantry Anti-Tank ' (PIAT).			Wikimedia