Original German WWII Experimental HHL Hafthohlladung "Sticky" Anti Tank Grenade by Vossloh-Werke - dated 1943 Japanese Field Gear This example is dated 1915

This example is dated 1915

In World War I they took part in the Gallipoli Campaign with the 29th Indian Brigade and the Mesopotamia Campaign with the 51st Indian Brigade

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and his Detective Sergeant was WILLIAM THICK who had joined the Metropolitan Police on March 16th 1868 as a Foot Constable

Original German WWII Experimental HHL Hafthohlladung "Sticky" Anti Tank Grenade by Vossloh-Werke - dated 1943 Japanese Field Gear This example is dated 1915Original Item: Only One Available. The Hafthohlladung (Adhesive hollow charge) were a series of anti tank grenades, sometimes considered an anti tank mine, that was used by Germany during WWII. Sometimes called the Panzerknacker (Tank Buster), all of these featured a cone shape, as they utilized the same type of shape charge design seen in the Panzerfaust series of anti tank weapons. The basic idea was for a soldier to run up to a tank, stick the