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Who invented the name tank for the military weapon?
The British. They were trying to disguise what they were, and said they were a new kind of water tank.
Who invented gaitlin gun?
No such weapon by that name.
What is the name of first Indian military tank?
T-90s
What was the name of the first Indian made military tank?
cobra
When was the world war rifle gun invented?
the rifle was invented in about the 15th century but it's kinda hard to place a name and date to it
What is the name of military tank over wheel chain?
They're called Tracks
Who invented a weapon?
for example, Albert Einstein invented the atomic bomb, Samuel Colt (as he's last name says it) made Colt Arms Company.
What anti tank weapon developed during world war 2 was named for its resemblance to a musical instrument of the same name?
The bazooka .
What anti-tank weapon developed during World War 2 was named for its resemblance to a musical instrument of the same name?
The bazooka.
What is the name of a large military armoured vehicle?
M1 Abrams Tank. Mainly used by British and US forces but, this is a popular tank and is used by other military's aswell. Type 99KM Tank. This is the most powerful and heavily armoured tank in the world. Used mostly by Chinese and Russian forces.
Did colt or browning invent the 1911 pistol?
J. Browning invented & perfected the pistol known as the 1911 (adopted by the US Military in 1911, given the name M-1911. Shortly afterwards, a few modifications/improvements were made and designated the M-1911A1). Browning sold the rights to Colt to produce the weapon for the US military.
Who invented the RPG-7 weapon?
Curiously enough, the Russian name for this weapon has the same initials as Rocket Propelled Grenade does in English. It dates back to the 1960s. It is mainly an anti-tank weapon, but not exclusively so.I seem to remember that well on into WWII there was a shoulder held similar weapon, called the Bazooka, an US designed weapon quite effective.An earlier weapon was a PIAT, (Projectile Infantry Anti Tank) used in the 40s against tanks in North Africa. This was a spring driven weapon (!!) and had the advantage that it produced no smoke in its firing, and could be used in confined spaces. But it bruised the shoulder of the launcher. The PIAT was based on a shaped charge concept, in which the projectile effectively burned its way through the tanks armour, and the hardened steel candle in the centre sprayed much shrapnel inside the tank.I couldn't find the name of the Russian inventor. But it's out there somewhere.go for more info to wikipedia RPG-7; or Bazooka ; or PIAT
