MK1-60 Bazooka

The , Also referred to as the "Stovepipe", the innovative bazooka by Albino Ordinance was among the first generation of rocket-propelled anti-tank weapons used in infantry combat; Notably in the Global War. Featuring a solid-propellant rocket for propulsion, it allowed for high-explosive anti-tank (HEAT) warheads to be delivered against armored vehicles, tanks, machine gun nests, and fortified bunkers at ranges beyond that of a standard thrown grenade or mine. 
==History==
The first was used as an anti-tank weapon in the desert campaign of North Heliga and the Evalkan front. The MK1-60 did not have a big role in the North Heliga campaign as Gen. Warren D. Rosenbauer would discover, since none of the troops had received training to handle a bazooka. Later in 1942, large numbers of M1 Bazookas would be captured by Evalkan soldiers. This allowed them to make their own version, the Panzerschreck. Bazookas would continue to be used in many other fronts throughout the war. At least 476,628 Bazookas and 15,603,000 rockets of all types had been produced by the end of the Global War.
==Design==
The bazooka fired the M6 AT rocket and later the M6A3 AT rocket. There was also a practice rocket designated M7A3. It was about 5 feet in length and was designed by Albino DuBois. The MK1-60 Bazooka, was surprisingly accurate despite the large back blast it creates when used. In 1943, a new and improved version called the MK1-60A1 came into production.
It was composed a casted steel tube with some major components to complete the weapon; It is inexpensive but notoriously reliable in combat situations; Although the electrical system is fragile to damage and water.
===Specifications===
* Length: 1,107mm
*Caliber: 60mm
*Effective Range: 500 Meters
*Weight: 18.24 Pounds (Fully Loaded)
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