Anti-tank guns

Pepper Pot. An Allied WWII term for coordinated fire, sweeping enemy front lines at relatively short range. Such fire would include aii available tank guns, anti-tank guns, light antiaircraft guns, medium machine guns, and heavy mortars... 

Then there are the mortars, 75 Caliber machineguns, anti-tank guns and other souvenirs, impossible to supply with ammunition for a battie nowadays. 

The club dumped thousands of pounds of lead and other ammunition-related pollutants into the surrounding area by firing large and small firearms, including shotguns, assault rifles and anti-tank guns at the site. Further, the six residents claimed, Metacon did not have a pollution permit. Homeowners wanted firing halted and penalties of 25,000 for every violation. 

Arsol = trimethylene trinitrosamine 71 Artillerietreibmittel - gun powder 158 as dimethylhydrazine 99 ASTM = American Society for Testing Materials AT = anti-tank = armor piercing weapon... 

A machine gun was tested capable of firing 2,000 rounds of ammunition a minute charged with tabun or sarin with the object of attacking tanks by creating a concentration of gas round the air inlets . Another anti-tank weapon was the gas grenade. Tests on captured tanks produced good results it was thought that even if death did not take place, the crew would be rendered unconscious for sufficient time to enable the tank to be captured intact or destroyed. 11... 

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