Panzerschreck

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The Panzershreck (English: Tank terror), officially the Raketenpanzerbüchse (English: Rocket armor rifle), was a German rocket launcher designed during World War II. It was a reusable, shoulder-fired rocket launcher that fired a 88mm rocket-propelled grenade. It was heavily based on the American Bazooka.

Battlefield 1942

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The Panzerschreck in Battlefield 1942: Secret Weapons of WWII at Hellendoorn

In Battlefield 1942, the Panzerschreck is issued to the Wehrmacht and IJN Anti-Tank kit. Its essential use is as an anti-armor is quite effective, as it can take only 2 rockets from the back of a tank to destroy it. However, a player must truly look towards flanking a tank, as the frontal armor is much more durable. It can usually destroy a light vehicle in a single shot. It has a large blast radius and damage as well, making it an effective weapon to use against groups of enemies, though aim is key as there is only a single rocket per relatively long reload. It is a direct equivalent (in stats) to the Allies' Bazooka.

Battlefield 1942: The Road to Rome

In Battlefield 1942: The Road to Rome, the Panzerschreck is issued to the RIA Anti-Tank kit.

Battlefield 1942: Secret Weapons of WWII

In Battlefield 1942: Secret Weapons of WWII, the Panzerschreck is issued to the SS Anti-Tank kit.

Battlefield Vietnam

WWII mod

In Battlefield Vietnam's official WWII mod, the Panzerschrek is issued as an option to the Imperial Japanese Army's Heavy Assault kit. It uses the same model and sounds from its Battlefield 1942 counterpart, however uses different animations. Specifically, its reload animation is the same as the SA-7's from the base game. Its performance and stats are very similar to those from its counterpart in the previous game.

The Panzerschreck in Battlefield Vietnam's WWII mod