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The '''Model 24 Stielhandgranate''' (German, "stalk hand grenade") was the standard [[hand grenade]] of the German Army from [[World War I]] until the end of [[World War II]]. The very distinctive appearance led to it being called a "stick grenade", or a "potato masher" in British Army slang, and is today one of the most easily recognized infantry weapons of the 20th century.<ref>https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Model_24_grenade</ref>
  
The '''Model 24 Stielhandgranate''' (German, "stalk hand grenade") was the standard [[hand grenade]] of the German Army from [[World War I]] until the end of [[World War II]]. The very distinctive appearance led to it being called a "stick grenade", or a "potato masher" in British Army slang, and is today one of the most easily recognized infantry weapons of the 20th century.<ref>https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Model_24_grenade</ref>
   
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The Germans were the first tom come up with an improvised anti-tank grenade by taking a stick grenade and taping three or more of the explosive heads together in order to create a larger grenade and explosion. Known as the Geballte Ladung or "Bundled Charge", it was typically thrown on top of slow moving tanks where the armor was thin.<ref>https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anti-tank_grenade</ref>
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The Germans were the first to come up with an improvised anti-tank grenade by taking a stick grenade and taping three or more of the explosive heads together in order to create a larger grenade and explosion. Known as the '''Geballte Ladung''' or "Bundled Charge", it was typically thrown on top of slow moving tanks where the armor was thin.<ref>https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anti-tank_grenade</ref>
   
 
==Battlefield 1==
  
==Battlefield 1==
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Two kinds of '''Anti-Tank Grenade''' will be featured in ''[[Battlefield 1]]''.<ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M7fkViCihRA</ref>
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Two kinds of '''Anti-Tank Grenade''' are featured in ''[[Battlefield 1]]''.<ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M7fkViCihRA</ref>
   
 
===Anti-Tank Grenade===
  
===Anti-Tank Grenade===
 
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|name = Anti-Tank Grenade
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|icon = [[File:Anti-Tank Grenade Icon.png|link=]]
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|kit = Assault
  
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|kit = {{BF1 Assault}}, {{BF1 Tanker}}, {{BF1 Tank Hunter}}
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}}The '''Anti-Tank Grenade''' is a gadget available to the [[Assault]] kit, for engaging armor at close range.
  
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|vel = 16 m/s
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|radius = 6 m
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|damage = 100 <small>(1.5 m)</small>}}
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{{Quote|This bundle of grenades will detonate upon contact with a vehicle to deal significant damage.|In-game description}}
   
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The '''Anti-Tank Grenade''' is a gadget available to the [[Assault]], [[Tanker]] and [[Tank Hunter]] kits, for engaging armor at close range.
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It inflicts moderate damage to armor, and can also [[destroy]] walls. Two grenades are provided. They can immediately damage armor upon impact, but also have a time-delay fuze and can deliver significant splash damage.
  
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It inflicts moderate damage to armor, and can also [[destroy]] walls. Two grenades are provided. They can immediately damage armor upon impact with a vehicle (including a [[Horse]]), but also have a time-delay fuze and can deliver significant splash damage.
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Anti-tank grenades also appear in singleplayer during certain infantry missions.{{clear}}
   
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Due to their weight, they are difficult to throw.
  
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===Light Anti-Tank Grenade===
  
===Light Anti-Tank Grenade===
 
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|name = Light Anti-Tank Grenade
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|icon = [[File:Light Anti-Tank Grenade Icon.png|link=]]
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|cost = {{Warbonds|60}} <small>(Infantry)</small>
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}}A '''Light Anti-Tank Grenade''' is available to all kits as a grenade option.<ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WEfSywEGcYY</ref>
 
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|startammo = 1 grenade <small>(Infantry)</small><br/>2 grenades <small>(Horseback)</small>
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|damage = 80 <small>(1.5 m)</small>
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|radius = 6 m
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{{Quote|This grenade offers improved damage against vehicles by sacrificing anti-infantry performance.
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Will detonate immediately when hitting a vehicle.|In-game description}}
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A '''Light Anti-Tank Grenade''' is available to all infantry kits as a grenade option.<ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WEfSywEGcYY</ref>. The Cavalry class also carries one as part of its kit. As it fills the grenade slot, Assault kits can carry it along with the larger Anti-Tank Grenade gadget for additional anti-vehicle capability.
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Players riding a [[horse]] carry two light AT grenades which automatically replenish.
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The grenade is modeled after the Hales Pattern No 2 grenade Mk II, without its stabilizing cloth streamers.{{clear}}
   
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===Gallery===
  
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Bundled Grenade.png|The Anti-Tank Grenade as seen on the back of the soldier
  
Bundled Grenade.png|The Anti-Tank Grenade as seen on the back of the soldier
 
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Bundled Charge Pre-Alpha.png|The Anti-Tank Grenade carried in first person
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ATGrenadeHip.PNG|Holding the Anti-Tank Grenade in First Person
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ATGrenadeThrow.png|Throwing the Anti-Tank Grenade
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AT Grenade mid-air.PNG|An Anti-Tank Grenade mid-air
 
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==Battlefield V==
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|name = Anti-Tank Bundle Grenade
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|image = [[File:BFV Anti-Tank Grenade.PNG|200px]]
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|level = Assault Rank 9
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|slot = Grenade
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|hud = [[File:BFV Anti-Tank Grenade Icon.png|50px]]
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|startammo = 1 grenade bundle
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|vel = 16 m/s
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|damage = 100 <small>(1.5 m)</small>
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{{Quote|M24 Geballte Ladung. This bundle of grenades will detonate upon contact with a vehicle to deal significant damage.|In-game description}}
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The '''Anti-Tank Bundle Grenade''' is a gadget featured in ''[[Battlefield V]]'' for the [[Assault]] kit. It remains functionally and aesthetically unchanged from its ''Battlefield 1'' counterpart. Once thrown, the grenade features a similar time until detonation to the [[Frag Grenade]].
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Upon impact with an enemy vehicle or carefully aimed gunfire, it will immediately detonate. As with other gadgets, the Anti-Tank Grenade can only be resupplied at an Ammo [[Supply Station]]. Live enemy grenades can be thrown aside by pressing {{keypress|Interact}} near the grenade.
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BF5 Bundle Grenade 01.png|Holding the Anti-Tank Bundle Grenade
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BF5 Bundle Grenade 02.png|Throwing
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==References==
  
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M24 Anti-Tank Grenade IRL

The Model 24 Stielhandgranate (German, "stalk hand grenade") was the standard hand grenade of the German Army from World War I until the end of World War II. The very distinctive appearance led to it being called a "stick grenade", or a "potato masher" in British Army slang, and is today one of the most easily recognized infantry weapons of the 20th century.[1]

The Germans were the first to come up with an improvised anti-tank grenade by taking a stick grenade and taping three or more of the explosive heads together in order to create a larger grenade and explosion. Known as the Geballte Ladung or "Bundled Charge", it was typically thrown on top of slow moving tanks where the armor was thin.[2]

Battlefield 1

Two kinds of Anti-Tank Grenade are featured in Battlefield 1.[3]

Anti-Tank Grenade

"This bundle of grenades will detonate upon contact with a vehicle to deal significant damage."

— In-game description

The Anti-Tank Grenade is a gadget available to the Assault, Tanker and Tank Hunter kits, for engaging armor at close range.

It inflicts moderate damage to armor, and can also destroy walls. Two grenades are provided. They can immediately damage armor upon impact with a vehicle (including a Horse), but also have a time-delay fuze and can deliver significant splash damage.

Anti-tank grenades also appear in singleplayer during certain infantry missions.


Light Anti-Tank Grenade

"This grenade offers improved damage against vehicles by sacrificing anti-infantry performance.

Will detonate immediately when hitting a vehicle." — In-game description

A Light Anti-Tank Grenade is available to all infantry kits as a grenade option.[4]. The Cavalry class also carries one as part of its kit. As it fills the grenade slot, Assault kits can carry it along with the larger Anti-Tank Grenade gadget for additional anti-vehicle capability.

Players riding a horse carry two light AT grenades which automatically replenish.

The grenade is modeled after the Hales Pattern No 2 grenade Mk II, without its stabilizing cloth streamers.


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Battlefield V

"M24 Geballte Ladung. This bundle of grenades will detonate upon contact with a vehicle to deal significant damage."

— In-game description

The Anti-Tank Bundle Grenade is a gadget featured in Battlefield V for the Assault kit. It remains functionally and aesthetically unchanged from its Battlefield 1 counterpart. Once thrown, the grenade features a similar time until detonation to the Frag Grenade.

Upon impact with an enemy vehicle or carefully aimed gunfire, it will immediately detonate. As with other gadgets, the Anti-Tank Grenade can only be resupplied at an Ammo Supply Station. Live enemy grenades can be thrown aside by pressing Interact near the grenade.

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References

  1. ↑ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Model_24_grenade
  2. ↑ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anti-tank_grenade
  3. ↑ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M7fkViCihRA
  4. ↑ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WEfSywEGcYY
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