Davy Crockett Weapon System

nuclear-armed recoilless gun of American origin

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tactical nuclear weapon, recoilless rifle, weapon model, United States of America, 

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APG museum

An M-388 Davy Crockett mounted to a recoilless rifle on a tripod, March 1961

Davy-Crockett-Launch-Tube

Davy-Crockett-propellent-charge

Davy-Crockett-warhead

M388 Davy Crockett at the National Museum of Nuclear Science and History

M388 Davy Crockett mounted on Jeep c1961

M-421 dummy nuclear weapon

Rocket Grenade (10471102683)

Stowage of the Davy Crockett weapon system inside an M113.

U.S. officials view a W54 nuclear warhead (with a 10- or 20-ton explosive yield) as used on the Davy Crockett recoilless gun, one of the smallest nuclear weapons ever made.

• Orders describing the operation concept and safety of the Davy Crocket tactical nuclear weapon system (Wikimedia)

Type	Description	Date	Keywords	Notes	Source
link	Freebase entry@				Wikidata
document	Orders describing the operation concept and safety of the Davy Crocket tactical nuclear weapon system				Wikimedia
image	APG museum	2007			Wikimedia
image	An M-388 Davy Crockett mounted to a recoilless rifle on a tripod, March 1961	1961			Wikimedia
image	Davy-Crockett-Launch-Tube	1961			Wikimedia
image	Davy-Crockett-propellent-charge	1961			Wikimedia
image	Davy-Crockett-warhead	1961			Wikimedia
image	M388 Davy Crockett at the National Museum of Nuclear Science and History	2015			Wikimedia
image	M388 Davy Crockett mounted on Jeep c1961				Wikimedia
image	M-421 dummy nuclear weapon	1961			Wikimedia
image	Rocket Grenade (10471102683)	2013			Wikimedia
image	Stowage of the Davy Crockett weapon system inside an M113.				Wikimedia
image	U.S. officials view a W54 nuclear warhead (with a 10- or 20-ton explosive yield) as used on the Davy Crockett recoilless gun, one of the smallest nuclear weapons ever made.				Wikimedia