Fragmentation Collection

B-24 Liberator bombers Neuberg Austria. 1945
Vintage World War II photograph - official US militaryphoto: b-24 Liberator bombers en route to drop fragmentation bombs on the airfield of Neuberg Austria. 1945

Aggregate of crystals showing parallel growth
5305300 Aggregate of crystals showing parallel growth.; (add.info.: Aggregate formed by fragments of crystals showing parallel growth. Dated 19th Century. 1890); Universal History Archive/UIG.

Lakeside view, c. 1910 (oil on panel)
2651851 Lakeside view, c.1910 (oil on panel) by Studd, Arthur Haythorne (1863-1919); Private Collection; eLiss Fine Art; British, out of copyright

An Arges Type HG-84 fragmentation grenade
A close up view of an Arges Type HG-84 fragmentation grenade found by U.S. Army Soldiers during a Sensitive Site Exploration mission conducted in a local village located outside Khowst, Afghanistan

U. S. Marines fire a RPG-7 grenade launcher
U.S. Marines fire a high-explosive fragmentation round from the RPG-7 rocket-propelled grenade launcher in a wadi near Kunduz, Afghanistan

A soldier fires a rocket-propelled grenade launcher
U.S. Navy EOD soldier fires a HE fragmentation round from the RPG-7 rocket-propelled grenade launcher in a wadi near Kunduz, Afghanistan

British L2 hand grenades primed ready to use

A row of M-67 training grenades
June 18, 2009 - A row of M67 training grenades sit on top a bay ledge at Camp Bullis, Texas. Students with the Basic Officer Course will practice throwing the trainer grenades before moving on to

U. S. Marines prepare a fragmentation round for the RPG-7
U.S. Marines prepare a high-explosive fragmentation round for the RPG-7 rocket-propelled grenade launcher in a wadi near Kunduz, Afghanistan

A U. S. Contractor fires a rocket-propelled grenade launcher
US Marine watches a U.S. Contractor fire a HE fragmentation round from the RPG-7 rocket-propelled grenade launcher in a wadi near Kunduz, Afghanistan

U. S. Marine fires a rocket-propelled grenade launcher
U.S. Marines fire a high-explosive fragmentation round from the RPG-7 rocket-propelled grenade launcher in a wadi near Kunduz, Afghanistan

U. S. Army soldier fires a rocket-propelled grenade launcher
U.S. Army soldier fires a high-explosive fragmentation round from the RPG-7 rocket-propelled grenade launcher in a wadi near Kunduz, Afghanistan

U. S. Marine fires a RPG-7 grenade launcher
U.S. Marine fires a HE fragmentation round from the RPG-7 rocket-propelled grenade launcher in a wadi near Kunduz, Afghanistan

African wild dog, Lycaon pictus, a social predator, unique pack-living canid, most endangered
African wild dog, Lycaon pictus, most endangered only 3k - 5, 500 remaining, IUCN Species Survival Commission (SSC) Canid Specialist Group, part of AZA species survival plan, Naples Zoo

Fractured palm bones of hand, X-ray
Fractured palm bones. Coloured X-ray of the hand of a 35 year old man showing three fractured meta- carpal bones. The skeleton of the hand is seen

Programmed cell death. Comparison of a fluorescent light micrograph (top) and transmission electron micrograph (TEM, bottom) of programmed cell death (apoptosis)

Shrapnel injury, X-ray

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"Fragmentation: Exploring the Explosive Power of Destruction" In the chaos of war, fragmentation becomes a haunting reality. From the skies above Neuberg Austria in 1945, B-24 Liberator bombers unleashed their deadly payload, shattering enemy lines and leaving devastation in their wake. Transporting us back to an era long gone, a serene lakeside view captured on oil panel circa 1910 lulls us into a false sense of tranquility. Little do we know that just beneath its picturesque surface lies the potential for destruction. An Arges Type HG-84 fragmentation grenade takes center stage, reminding us of the handheld weapons that changed the course of history during World War One. Realistic Travels military photographs from 1918 reveal a disaster on the dunes as British troops find themselves isolated by cunning enemies who blow up crucial land bridges. The relentless pursuit for power continues as U. S. Marines fire RPG-7 grenade launchers with precision and determination. The deafening explosions echo through our minds as soldiers unleash rocket-propelled grenades upon unsuspecting targets. British L2 hand grenades stand primed and ready for use, symbols of both protection and destruction in times of conflict. An explosion captures our attention momentarily before fading into oblivion – a reminder that fragments can be fleeting yet impactful. A row of M-67 training grenades stands silently but purposefully lined up, awaiting instruction from those seeking to master their explosive potential. Meanwhile, U. S. Marines meticulously prepare fragmentation rounds for RPG-7s – warriors armed with lethal force and unwavering resolve. Even beyond military realms, contractors join this dangerous dance as they too wield rocket-propelled grenade launchers with expertise honed through experience. Their actions blur boundaries between soldier and civilian; all united by one common denominator – fragmentation's destructive allure. In this captivating exploration of "fragmentation, " we witness its immense power to dismantle landscapes and lives alike.