In the final year of the war, as Allied armor advanced deep into German territory, a simple shoulder-fired weapon began taking a heavy toll on tanks in close combat. The Panzerfaust required little ...

Germany’s answer to close-range anti-tank combat, the Panzerfaust was a simple, disposable launcher that packed a serious punch. Introduced in 1943, it fired a high-explosive shaped-charge warhead ...

Soldiers of the Bundeswehr's 9th Panzer Training Brigade hold Panzerfaust 3 anti-tank weapons as they participate in a demonstration of capabilities during a visit by Defence Minister Christine ...

German Army advisors in Iraq are training Kurdish fighters to use the Panzerfaust III anti-tank rocket launchers that Germany donated to the Kurds. But training troops in the field to use brand-new ...

To Allied tank crews during World War II, the Panzerfaust was one of the German army’s deadliest weapons behind the static 88-millimeter cannon, the rocket-propelled Panzerschreck and — most of all — ...