What does HESH stand for?

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High-Explosive Squash Head

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It is available with three warheads: a shaped charge Heat projectile, a multi-purpose Heat warhead that can penetrate over 100 mm of RHA and has 270 preformed fragments and a high-explosive squash head (Hesh) designed to punch a 400-mm hole in masonry.

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