Non-Lethal Network Command Munition Launcher And Grenade

The Non-Lethal Network Command Munition Launcher and Grenade are part of the supply class Remote Munitions in the supply group Ammunition and Explosives.

The Non-Lethal Network Command Munition Launcher is a device used to remotely launch non-lethal grenades. It is designed to provide a safe and effective means of deploying non-lethal munitions in various operational scenarios. The launcher is typically operated from a remote location, allowing the user to maintain a safe distance from the target area.

The Non-Lethal Network Command Grenade is a specific type of non-lethal munition designed to be used with the launcher. These grenades are typically filled with non-lethal substances such as tear gas, rubber pellets, or flashbangs. They are intended to incapacitate or disorient targets without causing permanent harm or lethal injuries.

Both the launcher and the grenades are classified as non-lethal, meaning they are designed to minimize the risk of serious injury or death. They are commonly used by law enforcement agencies, military forces, and security personnel for crowd control, riot suppression, and other non-lethal force applications.

It is important to note that while these munitions are considered non-lethal, they can still cause injury if used improperly or at close range. Proper training and adherence to safety protocols are essential when handling and deploying these devices.