35 Millimeter Subcaliber Practice Rocket

The 35 Millimeter Subcaliber Practice Rocket is a type of ammunition used for training purposes. It is classified under the supply class Rockets, Rocket Ammunition And Rocket Components, which falls under the supply group Ammunition And Explosives.

These practice rockets are designed to simulate the flight characteristics of larger rockets, allowing military personnel to train and practice their targeting and firing skills without using live ammunition. They are typically used in training exercises and simulations to ensure proficiency and readiness in rocket operations.

The 35 Millimeter Subcaliber Practice Rocket is specifically designed to be fired from a 35mm rocket launcher. It is smaller in size compared to actual rockets used in combat, but it replicates the trajectory and handling of the larger rockets, providing a realistic training experience.

These practice rockets are inert and do not contain explosive warheads. Instead, they are equipped with special devices that emit smoke or produce a visible flash upon impact, allowing trainees to assess their accuracy and adjust their aim accordingly.

Overall, the 35 Millimeter Subcaliber Practice Rocket is an essential component in military training programs, enabling personnel to develop and maintain their rocket firing skills in a safe and controlled environment.