Aircrafttotal Encyclopedia

Aircraft weapons

The amazing world of aircraft weapons: from the machine guns of the First World War to today's guided missiles.

36weapons
4groups
7countries

About aircraft weapons

Since the First World War, aircraft have carried weapons: first machine guns that fired through the propeller, then cannons, bombs and, from the 1950s, guided missiles. The weapons often became as famous as the aircraft that carried them.

On these pages you find the air-to-air missiles, air-to-ground missiles, aircraft guns and bombs of the Aircrafttotal Encyclopedia, with their history, the aircraft that carry them and links to more information.

Choose a group below, or use the A–Z list to go straight to a weapon.

  1. 1943
    Fritz XRuhrstahl · Germany
  2. 1943
    Bouncing bombBarnes Wallis (design) · United Kingdom
  3. 1944
    Fieseler Fi 103 (V-1)Fieseler · Germany
  4. 1944
    TallboyBarnes Wallis (design) · United Kingdom
  5. 1945
    Grand SlamFirst Grand Slam raid: 14 March 1945Barnes Wallis (design) · United Kingdom
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    AIM-9L SidewinderRaytheon · United States
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    AIM-9X SidewinderRaytheon · United States
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    AIM-132 ASRAAMMBDA · United Kingdom
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    AIM-7 SparrowRaytheon · United States
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    AIM-120 AMRAAMRaytheon · United States
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    AIM-54 PhoenixHughes Aircraft / Raytheon · United States
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    AIM-260 JATMLockheed Martin · United States
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    MBDA MeteorMBDA · Europe
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    Boeing AGM-86 ALCMBoeing · United States
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    McDonnell AGM-84 HarpoonMcDonnell Douglas / Boeing · United States
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    Raytheon TomahawkRaytheon · United States
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    AGM-88 HARMTexas Instruments / Raytheon · United States
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    AGM-65 MaverickHughes Aircraft / Raytheon · United States
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    AGM-114 HellfireLockheed Martin · United States
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    AGM-154 JSOWRaytheon · United States
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    Lewis GunBirmingham Small Arms · United Kingdom
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    Spandau MG 08Germany
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    Vickers K machine gunVickers · United Kingdom
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    MG 131Rheinmetall-Borsig · Germany
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    Hispano-Suiza HS.404Hispano-Suiza · France
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    Bofors 40 mm L/60Bofors · Sweden
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    ADEN 30 mm cannonRoyal Small Arms Factory · United Kingdom
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    Nudelman-Rikhter NR-23Nudelman-Rikhter · Soviet Union
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    M61 VulcanGeneral Electric · United States
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    GAU-8 AvengerGeneral Electric · United States
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    Mauser BK-27Mauser · Germany
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    M230 chain gunHughes Helicopters · United States
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    Mark 80 series (Mk 82/83/84)United States
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    PavewayTexas Instruments / Raytheon · United States
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    JDAMBoeing · United States
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    GBU-43/B MOABUnited States