recoilless

A recoilless gun team took positions in a dugout east of the road.

The recoilless blasted leaves off trees in a triangle behind it.

A forward-firing recoilless weapon would have been much more effective.

Then B-40 rockets and 57mm recoilless rifle fire were unleashed upon them.

"This is a recoilless weapon, and can kill you all in a single sweep.

He heard machine-gun fire from the north, a recoilless response that shook the hills.

This would remain a problem with all artillery pieces until the development of the recoilless Canon de 75 in 1897.

The Davis gun was the first true recoilless gun developed and taken into service.

This distinction is often lost, and both are often called recoilless rifles.

The men might have recoilless rifles, maybe even a light rocket launcher.

The first is the recoilless gun, which is essentially an open tube.

He also led British developments in recoilless rifles as a means to deliver the shell.

Ludmilla looked up as the first recoilless and mortar rounds came in.

He also served as the battalion's 106mm recoilless rifle platoon commander.

During the action on 29 July, several assault boats were hit with small arms, rocket, and recoilless rifle fire.

An American 105-millimeter recoilless rifle, bolted to the bed of a pickup truck, was on its way to the fighting.

As I was turning to run, the muzzle of his recoilless .75 appeared in the open window.

I have visions of Humvees with recoilless rifles mounted on the back.

In those two encounters, the soldiers killed 15 guerrillas and captured a 90-millimeter recoilless rifle.

I'm damned glad to get the recoilless back.

The typical recoilless gun functions very much like a conventional gun.

It was a tractor seat, supported and backed by recoilless rifles bound together.

He thought he knew what had happened to the Scotti recoilless hammer.

Afghan forces also detained five insurgents and destroyed a recoilless rifle at the scene.

The Wasp 58 is a one man disposable weapon system based on the recoilless principle.