It can fire a variety of 40mm grenades. The M430 HEDP 40mm grenade will pierce armor up to two inches thick, and will produce fragments to kill personnel within five meters and wound personnel ...

Glass globe extinguisher known as "Fire Grenades" were popular in workplaces and the home in the 19th century. These examples from Uppark in West Susex are Harden Star Grenades 'water-bottle' fire ...

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“I threw my unpinned grenade at their feet. Now we will see how they get on…” The French president’s metaphor was apt. Since ...

On a recent trip to France, my mission was to eat like a French woman - or at least to find out just how they stay so slim. This is a country where on one corner, you find a boulangerie with mouth ...

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Engineers working on a routine power network upgrade have stumbled across a stash of 70 unexploded Home Guard phosphorous grenades. They were found near Tongland Dam in Dumfries and Galloway on ...

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French police have arrested a man suspected of trying to set a synagogue on fire in the city of La Grande-Motte, southern France. Interior Minister Gerard Darmanin announced on the social media ...

If you want to say something about yourself in French, you use the word for 'I' – Je. Did you notice that the word for 'call' is before the word for 'you'? Sometimes the order of the words is ...

When the French Open begins in Paris on Sunday ... championship serve as the setting for a symbolic changing of the guard? Or, to Djokovic's point, will the elders remain in charge?