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The '''Panzerbrandgranate 101''' or '''PzBrgr ThDU 101''' is German railgun round intended for anti-starship warfare. It is currently produced in a various calibers and predominantly in service within the German Reich, and select Axis nations.
The '''Panzerbrandgranate 101''' or '''PzBrgr ThDU 101''' is German railgun round intended for anti-starship warfare. It is currently produced in a various calibers and predominantly in service within the German Reich, and select Axis nations.


Known colloquially as "Firecracker Roads", the round consists of a depleted uranium penetrating rod surrounded by a thermobaric filler. Upon penetration, the filler is designed to initiate an intense exothermic reaction, generating a high-temperature incendiary effect aimed at causing catastrophic internal damage to enemy starships.
Known colloquially as "Firecracker Rounds", the round consists of a depleted uranium penetrating rod surrounded by a thermobaric filler. Upon penetration, the filler is designed to initiate an intense exothermic reaction, generating a high-temperature incendiary effect aimed at causing catastrophic internal damage to enemy starships.

Revision as of 19:01, 23 October 2024

After effects of a Firecraker Rod penetrating a Soviet Vessel.

The Panzerbrandgranate 101 or PzBrgr ThDU 101 is German railgun round intended for anti-starship warfare. It is currently produced in a various calibers and predominantly in service within the German Reich, and select Axis nations.

Known colloquially as "Firecracker Rounds", the round consists of a depleted uranium penetrating rod surrounded by a thermobaric filler. Upon penetration, the filler is designed to initiate an intense exothermic reaction, generating a high-temperature incendiary effect aimed at causing catastrophic internal damage to enemy starships.