List Of Weapons Of Military Aircraft Of Germany During World War Ii

(Maschinengewehr)

• MG 15
• MG 17
• MG 81 & 81Z
• MG 131

(Maschinenkanone and related types)

• MG FF and FF/M ^[1]
• MG 151, /15 or /20 ^[1]
• MK 101
• MK 103
• MK 108

^[1] The official designation for MG FF and MG 151 was Maschinengewehr but they are cannon.

(Bordkanone)

• BK 3.7
• BK 5
• BK 7.5 (based on Rheinmetall's 7.5 cm Pak 40 with self-contained twelve-round magazine)

• Kramer Rk 344, air-to-air missile (liquid-fuel, rocket-powered)
• Henschel Hs 293, guided anti-ship, boost-glide missile
• R4M rocket
• Werfer-Granate 21 heavy-calibre air-to-air unguided rocket

High explosive

"Sprengcylindrisch"' (high-explosive)

• SC 50
• SC 250
• SC 500
• SC 1000 "Hermann"
• SC 1200
• SC 1800 "Satan"
• SC 2000
• SC 2500 "Max"
• SC 500J
• SB 1000
• SB 1800
• SB 2500

Anti-personnel

"Splitterbomben-Dickwandig"' (Shrapnel)

• SD 1
• SD 1 FRZ
• SD 2
• SD 4 HL
• SD 4/HL RS
• SD 9/HL
• SD 10 A
• SD 10 FRZ
• SD 10 C
• SD 15
• SBe 50
• SD 50
• SD 70
• SBe 250
• SD 250
• SD 500
• SD 1400 "Esau"
• SD 1700 "Sigismund"
• SD 500A
• SD 500E

Armour-piercing

• SC 10
• SC 10 DW

"Panzersprengbombe-Cylindrisch" (Armor-piercing bombs)

• PC 500* 'Pauline'
• PC 500 RS
• PC 1000* 'Pol'
• PC 1000 RS
• PC 1400 'Fritz' (starting point for the Fritz X gravity precision-guided munition)
• PC 1600
• PC 1800 RS 'Panther'
• PD 500
• PD 1000

Cluster bombs

• AB 23
• AB 250-2
• AB 250-3
• AB 500-1
• AB 500-1B
• AB 500-3A
• AB 70-D1
• BDC 10

• the Düsenkanone 88 rotary-magazine heavy calibre cannon, meant to largely be recoilless
• Henschel Hs 298, air-to-air missile (rocket-powered)
• Mauser MG 213
• MK 112
• MK 115
• MK 214A cannon
• SG 116 (Link is to german wikipedia page)
• Ruhrstahl X-4
• Jagdfaust

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