Category:PIAT

**PIAT**
	rocket-propelled grenade
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Instance of	weapon model;
Subclass of	grenade launcher;
Country of origin	United Kingdom;
Operator	British Army;
Manufacturer	Imperial Chemical Industries;
Service entry	1942;
Service retirement	1950;
Inception	1942;
Mass	14.52 kg;
Length	75 mm (100 m, Bomb, HE/AT); 1,000 mm (gun barrel);
Speed	106 m/s (Bomb, HE/AT, muzzle velocity);
Total produced	115,000;
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Subcategories

This category has the following 2 subcategories, out of 2 total.

PIAT by country of service (3 C)
PIAT anti-tank mortars in museums (36 F)

Pages in category "PIAT"

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PIAT

Media in category "PIAT"

The following 35 files are in this category, out of 35 total.

A British infantryman prepares to fire a PIAT anti-tank weapon, Normandy, 9 August 1944. B8913.jpg 1,772 × 1,779; 364 KB
A PIAT (Projectile Infantry Anti-Tank) in action at a firing range in Tunisia, 19 February 1943. NA756.jpg 793 × 800; 76 KB
A PIAT gunner of the 1st Norfolk Regiment during the advance on Wanssum, Holland, 26 November 1944. B12153.jpg 796 × 800; 67 KB
A soldier fires a PIAT near St Martin-des-Besaces, Normandy, 1 August 1944. B8335.jpg 2,480 × 1,565; 460 KB
A soldier from the 1st Battalion Rifle Brigade, 7th Armoured Division, emerges from his foxhole armed with a PIAT, 28 December 1944. B13235.jpg 796 × 800; 94 KB
Allied Campaign in North West Europe the Battle For Caen June 1944 B6185.jpg 800 × 792; 69 KB
Australian PIAT team Balikpapan.jpg 640 × 494; 195 KB
British Forces in the Middle East, 1945-1947 E31758.jpg 788 × 800; 134 KB
British infantry in action in the streets of Geilenkirchen, Germany, December 1944 BU1335.jpg 2,480 × 1,642; 366 KB
Bundesarchiv Bild 101I-300-1862-13A, Frankreich, bei Etretat, Waffenvorführung, Kuntzen.jpg 800 × 538; 107 KB
Bundesarchiv Bild 101II-M2KBK-771-13, Niederlande, Arnheim.jpg 534 × 800; 77 KB
Een militair met een z.g. PIAT, een Brits anti-tank wapen, Bestanddeelnr 455-4-4.jpg 3,763 × 2,506; 2.45 MB
Female workers assembling Piat anti-tank gun parts. Orilla, Ontario 1944 LAC 3197624E000762429.jpeg 453 × 480; 38 KB
Fusilier Jefferson of 'C' Company, 2nd Lancashire Fusiliers, in front of a German StuG III assault gun which he knocked out with a PIAT, May 1944. NA15430.jpg 800 × 799; 104 KB
Infantry of 53rd (Welsh) Division in the snow near Hotton, Belgium, 4 January 1945. B13395.jpg 794 × 800; 75 KB
Kinematics of the PIAT Anti-Tank weapon CC BY-SA 4.0 by Grasyl.svg 1,488 × 1,169; 90 KB
Men of 'D' Company, 1st Battalion, London Irish Rifles, prepare to fire a PIAT during a training exercise at Forli, Italy, 1 February 1945. NA22007.jpg 800 × 787; 121 KB
Netherlands Brigade Manoeuvres. At the heavy machine gun Oefeningen Prinses Ire, Bestanddeelnr 934-9289.jpg 3,676 × 2,440; 2.11 MB
Partizan s angleškim protitankovskim ročnim minometom Pl AT.jpg 1,169 × 814; 509 KB
Piat and bomb.PNG 300 × 300; 6 KB
Piat anti-tank wapen, Bestanddeelnr 151-1015.jpg 4,386 × 3,249; 1.57 MB
PIAT projectile diagram.jpg 848 × 1,368; 175 KB
PIAT white background.jpg 1,200 × 750; 130 KB
PIAT.jpg 600 × 454; 66 KB
Prikaz uporabe protitankovskega orožja.jpg 2,081 × 1,301; 463 KB
Prins Bernhard met Generaal Majoor A.T.C. Opsomer bij legeroefening op de Veluwe, Bestanddeelnr 904-4743.jpg 2,889 × 2,648; 1.15 MB
Protitankovski ročni metalec piat.jpg 1,172 × 719; 343 KB
The British Army in Italy 1943 NA6683.jpg 800 × 790; 108 KB
The British Army in Italy 1945 NA24363.jpg 797 × 800; 106 KB
The British Army in North-west Europe 1944-45 B11928.jpg 772 × 800; 88 KB
The British Army in North-west Europe 1944-45 B15008.jpg 796 × 800; 109 KB
The British Army in North-west Europe 1944-45 B15267.jpg 795 × 800; 80 KB
The British Army in the United Kingdom 1939-45 H39038.jpg 800 × 796; 99 KB
Weapons (8037197288).jpg 2,836 × 3,830; 1.4 MB
המחלקה הגרמנית בבריגדה היהודית - CAMPROSSO - סדרת אימונים-154307.jpg 1,200 × 818; 270 KB