| During the sweep, Company A destroyed nearly 3,000 mortar and recoilless rifle rounds and searched dozens of caves and bunkers. |
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| However, in the hail of bullets and recoilless rifle fire, over fifty hostages had been killed. |
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| The army even employed a recoilless rifle designed to fire the same size of projectile as light fieldpieces to engage tanks, enemy bunkers, and lightly armored vehicles. |
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| Explosive-energy projectiles were also used on tanks as well as on recoilless guns. |
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| We should instead be investing in advanced technologies, such as the recoilless technologies being developed in Poland as we speak. |
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| All they need to do is work on a recoilless version and it's a goer. |
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| Although their basic weapon is the rifle, they possess modern heavy weapons, including antiaircraft missile systems, recoilless rifles, and mortars. |
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| They contained anti-air and tank missiles as well as recoilless 120 mm cannons mounted on jeeps. |
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| The firefight lasted over three hours as the small group of soldiers was besieged by over 200 attackers armed with heavy machine guns, recoilless weapons and anti-aircraft guns. |
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| From a nearby vacant building, insurgents attacked the embassy compound with rocket-propelled grenades, a recoilless rifle and small arm fire. |
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| After 1962, with their RPG-7, they combined recoilless launch with a rocket sustainer to deliver a five-pound warhead to targets beyond 500 yards. |
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| In 1958 the German physicist Rudolf Ludwig Mössbauer discovered that recoilless gamma-ray resonance absorption is, nevertheless, possible if the emitting as well as the absorbing nuclei are embedded in a solid. |
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| The W-54 was the main warhead used on the Davy Crockett nuclear recoilless rifle, a portable warhead launcher that was crewed by a single soldier. |
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| Now they've captured government arms, and we're also seeing arms from former Yugoslavia, including anti-tank rocket launchers and recoilless guns. |
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