Bur MRO-A Anti-tank explosives RPG-1 RPG-2 RPG-7: Reloadable RPG launcher, PG-7VL with ≈500 mm RHA penetration, PG-7VR with ≈600 mm RHA penetration after ERA RPG-16: Reloadable RPG launcher, PG-16 with ≈300 mm RHA penetration, higher accuracy and four times the range of the RPG-7 RPG-18 "Muha (Fly)": One-shot disposable RPG launcher, PG-18 with ≈375 mm RHA penetration RPG-22 "Netto (Nett)": One-shot disposable RPG launcher, PG-22 with ≈400 mm RHA penetration RPG-26 "Aglen": One-shot disposable RPG launcher, PG-26 with ≈500 mm RHA penetration RPG-27 "Tavolga": One-shot disposable RPG launcher, PG-27 with ≈750 mm RHA penetration after ERA RPG-28 "Klyukva": One-shot disposable RPG launcher, with ≈1000 mm RHA penetration after ERA RPG-29 "Vampir": Reloadable RPG launcher, PG-29V with ≈750 mm RHA penetration after ERA RPG-30 One-shot disposable RPG launcher, with a 'precursor' forerunner additional sub-munition, intended to defeat Active Defense Systems like Trophy. ≈650 mm RHA penetration after active protection. RPG-32 "Barkas": Latest variant of RPG 105 mm Caliber, PG-32V with ≈650 mm RHA penetration Bunker buster RMG United States The United States Army developed a lightweight antitank weapon (LAW) in the middle 1950s. By 1961, the M72 LAW was in use. It is a shoulder-fired, disposable rocket launcher with HEAT warhead. It is a recoilless weapon, which is easy to use, and effective against armored vehicles. It was used during the Vietnam War, and is still in use today. It uses a fin-stabilized rocket. In response to the threat of thicker armor, this weapon was replaced by the AT4 recoilless rifle, a larger & non-collapsible – albeit still single-shot weapon. The United States Army and Marine Corps also use a different launcher, which is reloadable – the M3 Multi-role Anti-armor Anti-tank Weapon System (MAAWs) derived from the 84mm Carl Gustav and the 83mm Shoulder-Launched Multipurpose Assault Weapon (SMAW) derived from the Israeli B-300. Unlike the RPG, they are both reloaded from the breech-end rather than the muzzle. Bazooka M72 LAW M3 Multi-role Anti-armor Anti-tank Weapon System (MAAWS) Mk 153 Shoulder-Launched Multipurpose Assault Weapon (SMAW) M141 Bunker Defeat Munition PSRL-1 France LRAC F1 RAC 112 (Apilas) Germany Raketenpanzerbüchse Panzerschreck Panzerfaust 2 Panzerfaust 3 Israel B-300 (SMAW) IMI Shipon MATADOR Spain C90-CR (M3) Czechoslovakia RPG-75 Poland RPG-76 Komar Serbia M90 Stršljen Yugoslavia M79 Osa M80 Zolja China Type 69 RPG PF-89 Palestine Al-Bana Batar Yasin Ukraine RK-4 Ingul Tactics One of the first instances the weapon was used by militants was on 13