List of aircraft weapons

This is an incomplete list of aircraft weapons, past and present.

Aircraft mounted guns

 * ADEN cannon (UK)
 * Becker (Germany)
 * Berezin B-20 (USSR)
 * Berezin BS/UB (USSR)
 * BK 3.7 cannon (37mm) (Germany)
 * BK 5 cannon (50mm) (Germany)
 * BK 7.5 cannon (75mm) (Germany)
 * Breda-SAFAT machine gun (Italy)
 * Browning Model 1919 machine gun (United States)
 * Colt Mk 12 cannon (United States)
 * DEFA cannon (France)
 * GAU-7 cannon (United States)
 * GAU-8 Avenger (United States)
 * GAU-12 Equalizer (United States)
 * GIAT 30 (France)
 * Gryazev-Shipunov GSh-23L (Russia)
 * Gryazev-Shipunov GSh-6-23 (Russia)
 * Gryazev-Shipunov GSh-6-30 (Russia)
 * Gryazev-Shipunov/Izhmash GSh-30-1 (Russia)
 * Gryazev-Shipunov GSh-30-2 (Russia)
 * Shipunov 2A42 (Russia)
 * Hispano 20 mm cannon (Switzerland)
 * Lewis gun (USA/UK)
 * M2 .50 calibre Browning machine gun (United States)
 * M4 cannon (United States)
 * M39 cannon (United States)
 * M61 Vulcan (United States)
 * M134 Mini Gun (United States)
 * M197 Gatling gun (United States)
 * MAC 1934 (France)
 * Mauser BK-27 (Germany)
 * MG 151 cannon (Germany)
 * MG 15 machine gun (Germany)
 * MG 17 machine gun (Germany)
 * MG 131 machine gun (Germany)
 * MG FF cannon (Germany)
 * MK 103 cannon (Germany)
 * MK 108 cannon (Germany)
 * Parabellum MG14 (Germany)
 * Nudelman-Suranov NS-23 (Russia)
 * Schwarzlose MG M.07/12 (Austria-Hungary)
 * ShKAS machine gun (Russia)
 * ShVAK cannon (Russia)
 * Spandau machine gun (Germany)
 * Type 1 machine gun (Japan)
 * Type 2 machine gun (Japan)
 * Type 92 machine gun (Japan)
 * Type 99 cannon (Japan)
 * Vickers machine gun (UK)
 * Vickers K aka VGO (UK)
 * Vickers S (UK)
 * Volkov-Yartsev VYa-23 (USSR)
 * 75 mm gun (US) (T13E1 / M5) (United States)

Air-dropped bombs

 * AASM (France)
 * AN-22 bomb (France)
 * AN-52 bomb (French tactical nuclear bomb)
 * B28 nuclear bomb See Mark 28 nuclear bomb
 * B39 nuclear bomb
 * B41 nuclear bomb
 * B46 nuclear bomb
 * B43 nuclear bomb
 * B53 nuclear bomb
 * B57 nuclear bomb
 * B61 nuclear bomb
 * B90 nuclear bomb See Mark 90 Betty nuclear depth bomb
 * Daisy cutter (BLU-82B)
 * BLU-107 Durandal
 * BLU-108
 * BLU-109
 * BLU-114/B "Soft-Bomb"
 * BLU-116
 * Blue Danube (nuclear weapon) (UK)
 * Fritz X
 * GBU-10 Paveway 2000lbs
 * GBU-12 Paveway 500lbs
 * GBU-15
 * EGBU-15
 * GBU-24 Paveway III
 * GBU-28
 * HGK (Hassas Gudum Kiti - Precision Guidance Kit) Turkey
 * HOPE/HOSBO
 * Joint Direct Attack Munition (JDAM)
 * Joint Standoff Weapon (JSOW)
 * Mark 2 nuclear bomb
 * Mark 4 nuclear bomb
 * Mark 5 nuclear bomb
 * Mark 6 nuclear bomb
 * Mark 7 nuclear bomb
 * Mark 8 nuclear bomb
 * Mark 10 nuclear bomb
 * Mark 11 nuclear bomb
 * Mark 12 nuclear bomb
 * Mark 15 nuclear bomb
 * Mark 15/39 nuclear bomb
 * Mark 18 nuclear bomb
 * Mark 24 nuclear bomb
 * Mark 28 nuclear bomb
 * Mark 77 bomb Napalm bomb
 * Mark 81 bomb
 * Mark 82 bomb
 * Mark 83 bomb
 * Mark 84 bomb
 * Mark 90 Betty nuclear depth bomb
 * Mark 101 NDB (nuclear depth bomb)
 * Mark 105 Hotpoint bomb U.S. Navy tactical laydown bomb.
 * Massive Ordnance Air Blast bomb
 * Matra Durandal
 * Flechette (WWI)
 * Ranken dart (WWI British)
 * Blockbuster bomb (WWII British, also known as "cookies")
 * Bouncing bomb (WWII British)
 * SC250 bomb (WWII Germany)
 * Tallboy bomb (WWII British, "earthquake bomb")
 * Grand Slam bomb (WWII British, "earthquake" bomb)
 * T-12 Cloud Maker (44,000 lb U.S. development of the Grand Slam bomb)
 * Butterfly bomb
 * Blue Rosette (UK strategic nuclear bomb for a supersonic bomber)
 * Red Beard (nuclear weapon) (UK tactical nuclear bomb)
 * Violet Club (UK emergency capability strategic nuclear bomb)
 * Interim Megaton Weapon (UK emergency capability strategic nuclear bomb)
 * WE.177A (UK dual-purpose tactical nuclear bomb and nuclear depth bomb)
 * WE.177B (UK strategic nuclear bomb)
 * WE.177C (UK tactical nuclear bomb)
 * Yellow Sun Mk.1 (UK strategic nuclear bomb)
 * Yellow Sun Mk.2 (UK strategic nuclear bomb)

Air-launched missiles

 * AGM-28 Hound Dog (USA)
 * AGM-65 Maverick (USA)
 * AGM-69 SRAM (USA)
 * AGM-84 Harpoon (A-D See SLAM) (United States)
 * AGM-86 ALCM (USA)
 * AGM-88 HARM (USA)
 * AGM-114 Hellfire
 * AGM-122 Sidearm
 * AGM-129 Advanced Cruise Missile
 * AGM-130
 * AGM-142 Raptor
 * AGM-154 JSOW
 * AGM-158 JSSM
 * AIM-4 Falcon
 * AIM-7 Sparrow
 * AIM-9 Sidewinder
 * AIM-47 Falcon
 * AIM-54 Phoenix
 * AIM-120 AMRAAM
 * AIM-132 ASRAAM
 * Air-Sol Moyenne Portée (France)
 * ALARM (UK)
 * AS.34 Kormoran (Germany)
 * Astra BVRAAM (India)
 * BGM-71 TOW
 * Blue Steel missile
 * Fairey Fireflash
 * Fairey Firestreak
 * FIM-92 Stinger (ATAS version)
 * Hawker Siddeley Red Top
 * IRIS-T (Germany)
 * MBDA Exocet (France)
 * MBDA Meteor (Europe)
 * MBDA MICA (Europe)
 * MBDA Magic II (France)
 * PARS 3 LR (Germany)
 * Kongsberg Penguin (AGM-119) (Norway)
 * R550 Magic (France)
 * R-73 AA-11 Archer (Russia)
 * Raduga KS-1 Komet (Russia)
 * Rafael Python 5 (Israel)
 * Red Dean
 * Red Hebe
 * Red Top
 * Skybolt ALBM
 * Skyflash (UK)
 * Standoff Land Attack Missile (SLAM AGM-84E,H,K) (United States)
 * Storm Shadow (UK)
 * Super 530 (France)
 * Taurus KEPD 350 (Germany)
 * Vympel K-13 (Russia)
 * Vympel R-23 (Russia)
 * Vympel R-27 (Russia)
 * Vympel R-33 (Russia)
 * Vympel R-73 (Russia)
 * Vympel R-77 (Russia)
 * X-4 missile (Germany WW2)
 * SD-10

Air-launched rockets

 * AIR-2 Genie(USA)
 * Hydra 70
 * HVAR rocket
 * CRV7 (Canada)
 * Le Prieur rocket
 * R4M rocket
 * RP-3
 * RS-82, RS-132, M-8, M-13
 * SNEB 68 mm rocket projectile
 * Oerlikon SNORA and SURA-D type rockets

Air-launched torpedoes

 * Mark 44 torpedo
 * Mark 46 torpedo
 * Stingray torpedo (UK)
 * Pentane torpedo (UK)
 * MU90 Impact (EU)
 * Type 91 torpedo (WW II Japan)