Notes: The HAFLA (short for HAndFLAmmpatronen--"hand flame cartridge") is a single-shot, disposable flame weapon developed for use in the German Army. Since it produces fragments rather than a solid cloud of flame, damage is handled as a WP grenade (though the filler is actually Red Phosphorus). The HAFLA is not fired from rifles, but is instead its own unit.

Notes: This is a German-made 76mm rifle grenade that produces an unusually dense smoke cloud. The smoke from the DM-15 lasts 5 complete turns (150 seconds) and is instantly dense. The DM can be hand-thrown like a stick grenade if necessary.

Notes: Though these grenades are German-made, they have found use primarily in Africa and the Far East. They are composed of hand grenades wired and modified for use as rifle grenades. They can be used only with 5.56N or 7.62N ammunition.