Soviet sappers use wire cutters to clear barbed wire in front of a fortified German position whilst trying to avoid mortar shells - Zhitomir, Ukraine, Dec 1943

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Soviet sappers use wire cutters to clear barbed wire in front of a fortified German position whilst trying to avoid mortar shells - Zhitomir, Ukraine, Dec 1943

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Ukraine's 40mm Grenade Mortar
In late April a Ukrainian unit shared an intriguing video of a small mortar that fired 40mm grenades. Since then they have shared several more videos showing how the small mortar works.
Check out the accompanying article for the video here.
U.S. Marines, Lance Cpl. Robert B. Xerri (front), Lance Cpl. Ryan J. Carriddi (left) and Lance Cpl. Brandon J. Walker (right) with 3rd Battalion, 8th Marines, prepare to fire a 60 mm mortar round to ensure their readiness in a deliberate defense on December 10, 2008, in Helmand province, Afghanistan, during Operation Backstop.
Photo by: Lance Cpl. Brian Jones

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Pendant l'Opération Barbarossa de grandes quantités de mortiers soviétiques 120-PM-38 (120 mm) furent capturés et utilisés par les allemands – 1ère bataille de Kharkov – Kharkov – 1941
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Explosive work of mortars of the 28th OMBr named after the Knights of the Winter Campaign near Bakhmut, Ukraine.
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