high-explosive anti-tank: standard HEAT grenade developed for the PLA in the 1980s. The hollow warhead was created with improved armour-piercing capabilities. Type 69-II HEAT: the same as the Type 69-I HEAT grenade, except that it is improved to defeat modern armoured vehicles that are equipped with anti-tank missile plating. Type 69-III HEAT: the same as the Type 69-II, increased range and further improved armour-piercing abilities. Type 84 HEAT: made in the 1980s as a lighter warhead with the ability to be fired from long range with claims that the rocket is not affected by side winds. Usable with both Type 69 and 69-I rocket launchers. Type 69 75mm airburst anti-personnel high-explosive (HE): created for anti-personnel purposes. This is mostly meant to combat against entrenched forces since the rocket, after gaining impact on the ground, bounces to a height of around 2m then airbursts over the target area, scattering about 800 anti-personnel steel balls over a lethal radius of 15m. HE/HEAT: used for anti-armour and anti-personnel combat. Even though it has 1,500 prefabricated fragments which scatter over a 20m radius on detonation, the rocket retains its anti-tank capabilities. Anti-personnel high-explosive incendiary (HEI): created for use in certain environments such as jungles and mountains, it has 900 steel balls and 2,000 to 3,000 incendiary pellets that scatter over a 15m radius on detonation. Tandem-warhead anti-tank grenade: thought to have been used in the 1990s, it is meant to penetrate vehicles with explosive reactive armor. Even though it can not defeat most modern vehicles, lighter vehicles such as APCs and AFVs can be destroyed with this rocket. Illumination grenade: equipped with a small parachute to suspend it in mid air while being used, its effective range is 600m with the braking ring and 1,500m without it. Operators : Type 69s were used by the Chilean army in 1978, not in current use. Democratic Forces for the Liberation of Rwanda Tigray Defense Forces Oromo Liberation Army : Type 69s are old stocks remaining, not in current use Lebanese Communist Party/Popular Guard Libyan National Army : Armed Forces of Malta : supplied to FRELIMO during the Independence War Ogaden National Liberation Front : used by the Pakistan Army and Paramilitary forces. : 60 Type 69s provided as of October 2019. : Used by Rwandan peacekeepers in Darfur. Hizbul Islam : South Sudan Democratic Movement : Spetsnaz were equipped with captured Type 69s in Afghanistan :