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BAZOOKA vs TIGER | Shaped Charge Simulation | M6A3 HEAT Rocket

The Bazooka was one of the first man-portable anti-tank rocket launchers; designed by the Americans in mid-WW2, the rocket utilised a shaped charge warhead, capable of penetrating 3-4" (76-102mm) of armour. A shaped charge, or High Explosive Anti Tank warhead, functions by using a high explosive to collapse and accelerate a conical liner. This liner becomes a hypervelocity jet, penetrating armour under extreme pressure over a very small area. The M6A3 was a later model of bazooka rocket, using improved fins, a copper liner instead of steel, and a rounded head for a lower chance of ricocheting. This model was made in 2D as an extremely fine mesh is needed for the liner, with 2D reducing the computational power required. The model also has a deformed nose due to the impact, as the M6A3 used an inertial firing pin to detonate the charge (meaning the rocket must decelerate upon impact). Most modern HEAT rockets use an electrical trigger. Amazing thumbnail artwork from: Tinus https://sketchfab.com/3d-models/pzkpf...