The M9A1 rocket launcher became affectionately known as a "bazooka" because of Bob Burns', a 1940s comedian, novelty musical instrument with the same name.

The terms rocket and missile are sometimes used interchangeably today, but what's the real difference between these two iconic military weapons.

By autonomous rocket launcher I mean a vehicle that can drive itself, with no human involvement, to a firing position, from where it can shoot death and destruction at the enemy.

Someone actually thought mounting a rocket launcher on a scooter was a good idea. The result? One of the strangest military experiments ever.

Officially labeled a rocket launcher, the M202 FLASH stood for Flame Assault Shoulder. It was intended to replace the World War II M1 and M2 flamethrowers that were used as standard incendiary ...

North Korea Hid Rocket Launchers In Civilian Box Trucks. Now The Incognito Launchers Are Rolling Into Battle Against Ukraine.

The GMC AT4 sub-brand can be found across Big Red's lineup, with the vast majority of models offering an AT4 variant. The question is - what does AT4 stand for?

Jordan's new Norinco SR5 multiple rocket launchers (MRLs) were seen being fired for the first time during Exercise ‘Heavy Rain 3', which was announced on 9 September.

Summary and Key Points: The U.S. Army has heavily relied on the Swedish-designed AT4, a highly effective man-portable anti-tank rocket launcher, to counter armored vehicles and fortified positions ...

NASA’s Next Rocket Launcher Project Is Going Off the Rails A second mobile launcher for upcoming Artemis missions could cost more than six times its original value, according to a recent audit.

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un oversaw the test-firing of an updated 240mm multiple rocket launcher, state-run media said Wednesday, as the isolated regime continues to develop weapons that ...