Firearms - Catalog - Iraq Purple Book - Operational Support Guide for Joint Service EOD for Iraq Area of Operations-200

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Table of Contents

Description PageIntroduction ........................................................................... iiHelpful hints about this book.................................................. iiiSoviet Ordnance Terms

Ammunition Filler Codes................................................ ivGeneral Ordnance Markings.......................................... vProjectile Suffixes .......................................................... viSoviet Projectile Weight Classifications ......................... viNomenclature-Caliber Relationships for Projectiles ....... viiModel Markings For Mines ............................................ viiTypical Mine Markings .................................................. viiiTypical Bomb Markings ................................................ viiiTransliteration of Russian Alphabet .............................. ix

Foreign Projectile TermsRussian ........................................................................... xArabic .............................................................................. xiiiChinese ........................................................................... xix

Markings................................................................................ xxiiGraphic Symbols ................................................................... xxvi

Ordnance PageBombs .................................................................................. B-1Dispensers ............................................................................ C-1Projectiles ............................................................................. D-1Grenades .............................................................................. E-1Rockets................................................................................. F-1Guided Missiles..................................................................... G-1Landmines ............................................................................ H-1Naval Mines .......................................................................... Q-1Scatterable............................................................................ T-1

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Introduction

NOTEPortions of information contained within this document were derived from Classified AEODPS sourcepublications which have been declassified, or, are in the process of being declassified and/ordowngraded in accordance in with current security classification guidelines. Authorized holders of thisdocument are encouraged to protect this information as "FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY". Authorizedholders of the AEODPS are expected to protect that information in accordance with its assignedsecurity classification (due to compilation of information) until it has been officially reviewed andrevised in accordance current security classification guidelines.

PURPOSE STATEMENTThe Naval Explosive Ordnance Disposal Technology Division (NAVEODTECHDIV) generatedthis Operational Support Guide in support of the Joint Service EOD initiative in Iraq. Thepurpose of the guide is to provide ordnance identification information to ground troops. It shouldnot be used for render-safe or disposal information or in-lieu of jointly approved publications, butprovides a quick reference for users when computer or other resources may prove to becumbersome. It also provides NAVEODTECHDIV with the opportunity to solicit feedback fromfield users. For ordnance items where color photos, dimensions or other information isunavailable, please make a point of recording this information before items are destroyed andforwarding the information to NAVEODTECHDIV so that it can be included in the next release ofthe guide.

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Helpful Hints about this book…

� Each weapon category is sorted by diameter (mm). Based on image source, the image may showUS measurements followed by metric conversion.

� Fuzes are included in each weapon category.

� Classified items are not contained in this book.

� Classified items are not listed in the “Ordnance used with” section. Please refer to AEODPS for acomplete list.

� Due to space limitations, not all of the ordnance items are listed in the “Ordnance used with”section (see example below). Please refer to AEODPS for a complete list.

“Used with” list hasbeen truncated.

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Ammunition Filler CodesMarking Meaning� Amatol (100% Ammonium Nitrate)�� Amatol (40% Ammonium Nitrate, 60% TNT)�� Amatol (40% Ammonium Nitrate, 60% TNT Pressed)�� Amatol (80% Ammonium Nitrate, 20% TNT)�� Amatol (90% Ammonium Nitrate, 10% TNT)�� TNT (40% Ammonium Nitrate, 60% TNT Pressed)�� RDX 94%, Wax 6%�� RDX 73%, Aluminum 23%, Wax 4%�� RDX 78%, Aluminum 19%, Wax 3%�� RDX with unknown suffix “Ï=P”�� Dinitrobenzol�� Dinitrobenzene and TNT� Hexogen (cyclonite, RDX)�� RDX 30%� Incendiary� Picric Acid�� TNT, Aluminum, RDX�� TNT 70%, Dinitrobenzene 30%�� TNT 80%, Dinitrobenzene 20%�� HMX�� HMX 95%, wax 5% (normal composition)�� HMX and TNT�� HMX 95%, wax 5% (normal composition)�� Plastic Explosive

Marking Meaning� Trotyl (TNT)�� TNT 70%, RDX 30%�� TNT and RDX�� TNT 30%, Hexogen (RDX) 70%�� TNT 50%, Hexogen (RDX) 50%�� TNT 40%, RDX 40%, Aluminum 20%�� TNT 60%, RDX 20%, Aluminum 15%, Wax 5%�� TNT 42%, Dinitronapthalene 58%�� TNT 50%, Dinitronapthalene 50%�� TNT with spotting charge�� TNT sulfite

�Schneiderite (Ammonium Nitrate 88%, Napthalene12%)

�� Schneiderite and TNT �� White and Yellow Phosphorus �� Mustard gas (H) ! Lewisite gas (L) " Phosgene gas (CG) �� Adamsite gas (DM) � Hydrogen Cyanide gas (AC) �� Sarin gas (GB) �� Lewisite gas (L) �� Soman gas (GD) �#� Mustard gas (H) $�# Mustard/Lewisite mixture (H+L)

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General Ordnance MarkingsCyrillic English Meaning% A Propaganda or fragmentation� B Armor-Piercing� Z Incendiary R Tracer� BR Armor-Piercing, Tracer�� BZ Armor-Piercing, Incendiary��% BZA Armor-Piercing, Incendiary (improved)�� BZR Armor-Piercing, Incendiary Tracer

�& BM Armor-Piercing Discarding Sabot (fin orSpin Stabilized)

�� BP HEAT Spin Stabilized�� BK HEAT Fin Stabilized� D Smoke�' DTs Target Marker Smoke( O Fragmentation (Oskolochno)� F High Explosive (Fugaasnymi)(� OF Fragmentation, High Explosive� G Concrete-Piercing(� OG Fragmentation (launched grenades)(� OFP Fragmentation, High Explosive, Tracer

(��) OFZT Fragmentation, High Explosive,Incendiary, Tracer

( OR Fragmentation, Tracer(� OZ Fragmentation, Incendiary(� OKh Fragmentation, Gas

Cyrillic English Meaning�� PBR Armor-Piercing, Target Practice�� PG HEAT (launched grenades)�� PU Target Practice*�� RPO Infantry Flame Weapon! S Illumination!� SP Solid Shot, Armor-Piercing� Sh Shrapnel+ Shch Canister� Kh Gas��*� INERT Inert�� MAKET Model�� OSKOL Fragmentation�*�� PRACT Practice


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Projectile SuffixesCyrillic English Meaning% A Cast Iron� B Improved Projectile (Mostly AP Types)� D Improved Projectile (Mostly AP Types)�� DU Improved Projectile (Mostly Frag Types), Zh Sintered Iron Rotating Band$ K Improved Projectile (Mostly AP Types)& M Usually HEAT Projectile (Copper Liner)� H Improved Projectile (Mostly Frag)� P Usually Improved HVAP Projectile�$ PK Usually Improved HVAP Projectile! S Improved HEAT Projectile!� SP Improved AP Projectile� U Usually Improved AP Projectile�& UM Improved HEAT Projectile

Soviet Projectile Weight ClassificationsSymbol Meaning

�� Greater than 3% below standard

�� 2.33% to 3% below standard

�� 1.66% to 2.33% below standard

�� 1% to 1.66% below standard

� 0.33% to 1% below standard

- 0.33% below to 0.33% above standard

. 0.33% to 1% above standard

.. 1% to 1.66% above standard

... 1.66% to 2.33% above standard

.... 2.33% to 3% above standard

), Greater than 3% above standard


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Nomenclature-Caliber Relationships for Projectiles1st and 2nd Digit ofNomenclature Caliber

13 2516 3724 4527 5728 5734 7635 8536 10041 10742 12246 10747 12248 13050 15252 15253 15254 15257 18062 20367 28083 8284 10784 120

EXAMPLE: OF-412=Fragmentation, High Explosive, 100mm

Model Markings For MinesCyrillic English Meaning� B Large or Paper/ V Fuze� D Wooden0 E Electrical� Z Obstacle$ K Shaped Charge& M Mine, Metal, or Improved� N Anti-Handling, Tread Operated, or Directional( O Fragmentation or Obstacle� P Anti-Personnel or Plastic! S Self Destruct or Booby-Trap) T Anti-Tank� U Training� F Explosive, FAE, or Dropped1 Kh Chemical2 Ch Clockwork or Timer� Sh Tilt Rod3 Ya Box (Old Designation) or Anchored R Water


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Typical Mine MarkingsCyrillic English Meaning&/� MVZ Mine Fuze Pressure Operated3& YaM Anti-Tank Mine Wooden (Old Designation&�& MPM Mine-Bullet-Improved0�� EkhZ Electric Chemical Fuze2� ChZ Clockwork/Timer Fuze&/2 MVCh Clockwork Mine Fuze�/ UV Pull Fuze&/� MVSh Mine Fuze Tilt-Rod(�& OZM Fragmentation Obstacle Mine)&�� TMD-B Anti-Tank Wooden Cased�) ZT Time Fuze Igniter)&$ MUV Mine Fuze Pull)&$ TMK Anti-Tank Mine With Shaped Charge�&� PMD Anti-Personnel Mine Wooden Cased�(&� POMZ Anti-Personnel Mine Obstacle�&- PMN Anti-Personnel Mine Tread Operated/�� VPF All Ways Acting Fuze)&� TMB Anti-Tank Mine Paper Cased)& TM Anti-Tank Mine&/ MV Mine Fuze Pressure Operated&/& MVM Mine Fuze Improved&/- MVN Mine Fuze Magnetic Influence)&- TMN Anti-Tank Mine With Anti-Handling Fuze&(� MON Mine Fragmentation Directional

Typical Bomb MarkingsCyrillic English Meaning

�%� FAB General Purpose, High Explosive��%� OFAB General Purpose, Frag-HE�*%� BRAB Semi-Armor Piercing��%� BETAB Armor Piercing��%� PTAB Anti-Tank�%� MAB Light-Case Blast�� AO Fragmentation�%� ZAB Incendiary %� RRAB Container (Cluster)1%� KhAB or ChAB Chemical�*%� KRAB Toxic Smoke�%� DAB Incendiary Smoke(�%� ODAB Fuel Air Explosive�()%� FOTAB Photo Flash%-%� ANAB Marker Float%� AB Propoganda�� DS Rocket Assisted%(� AOKh or AOCh Frag-Chemical�%� SAB Flare��%� AGITAB Leaflet


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Transliteration of Russian Alphabet

Reference: 60D-35-1-1

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Below is a list of common AlphaNumeric markings that may be foundon ordnance.

AlphaNumericMarkings Country

9M USSRAA USSRAK NETHERLANDSAMA DENMARKAMC FRANCEAPX FRANCEARF ITALYARGES AUSTRIAARS FRANCEAS FRANCEAS USSRASS FRANCEAT USSRATM NORTH KOREAAZDM GERMANY (FEDERAL REPUBLIC POST WWII)AZZ GERMANY (FEDERAL REPUBLIC POST WWII)BAE UNITED KINGDOMBCK GERMANY (FEDERAL REPUBLIC POST WWII)BCK GERMANY (PRE WWII)BK USSRBL FRANCEBMP BELGIUMBPD ITALYBR SPAINBR USSRBRP SPAINBT FRANCEC CANADA


CAA CHINACIS SINGAPORECSA CHINACSS CHINACSSC CHINADM GERMANY (FEDERAL REPUBLIC POST WWII)DM GERMANY (FEDERAL REPUBLIC POST WWII)DYNAMITENOBEL GERMANY (FEDERAL REPUBLIC POST WWII)

EAB FRANCEECIA SPAINECN FRANCEECP FRANCEEF SINGAPOREEHD BELGIUMEM CHINAET CHINAET USSREURO NETHERLANDSEVR CZECHOSLOVAKIAF CHILEF SWEDENF USSRFAB USSRFB CHILEFB ITALYFERRANTI UNITED KINGDOMFFR SWEDENFFV SWEDENFL NETHERLANDSFMK ARGENTINA

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FN BELGIUMFROG USSRFrSv CZECHOSLOVAKIAFUI FRANCEGIAT FRANCEH FRANCEHBS UNITED KINGDOMHP AUSTRIAIMB UNITED KINGDOMIMI ISRAELJNS NETHERLANDSKAAKAA EGYPTKB YUGOSLAVIAKV/YU YUGOSLAVIAKY/KU YUGOSLAVIAL UNITED KINGDOMLOS GERMANY (FEDERAL REPUBLIC POST WWII)LU FRANCELUL FRANCEM BELGIUMM CHILEM ISRAELM ITALYM SOUTH AFRICAM SPAINM SWEDENM SWEDENM SWEDENM SWEDENM YUGOSLAVIAM.Md1 FRANCE


MA BELGIUMMA NETHERLANDSMAUSER GERMANY (FEDERAL REPUBLIC POST WWII)MCR BELGIUMMDH VIETNAMMK FRANCEMK ISRAELMK ITALYMK PAKISTANMK SWEDENMK UNITED KINGDOMMKE TURKEYMKS ISRAELMKS UNITED KINGDOMMLE FRANCEMN ITALYMOD TURKEYMODEL AUSTRIAMODEL BELGIUMMODEL EGYPTMODEL FRANCEMODEL FRANCEMODEL GERMANY (FEDERAL REPUBLIC POST WWII)MODEL ITALYMODEL SPAINMODEL SWEDENMODEL SWITZERLANDMP CHINAMPA BELGIUMMR FRANCEMVA SWEDEN


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MZ CZECHOSLOVAKIANASR EGYPTNICO GERMANY (FEDERAL REPUBLIC POST WWII)NICO GERMANY (PRE WWII)NO. AUSTRIANO. ISRAELNO. UNITED KINGDOMNR BELGIUMNR NETHERLANDSNWN NETHERLANDSNZ CZECHOSLOVAKIAO USSROF CZECHOSLOVAKIAOF USSROZM USSROZT CZECHOSLOVAKIAP ITALYP PAKISTANPBR BELGIUMPDB SPAINPDM BULGARIAPDM USSRPI GERMANY (FEDERAL REPUBLIC POST WWII)PI GERMANY (PRE WWII)P-ISV CZECHOSLOVAKIAPL CHINAPMA CZECHOSLOVAKIAPMA YUGOSLAVIAPMP GERMANY (PEOPLES REPUBLIC POST WWII)PO SPAINPOM YUGOSLAVIA


PP CZECHOSLOVAKIAPPD NORWAYPP-MI CZECHOSLOVAKIAPRB BELGIUMPRB NETHERLANDSPROM YUGOSLAVIAPS SOUTH KOREAPSM BULGARIAPSV CZECHOSLOVAKIAPT CZECHOSLOVAKIAPT-MI CZECHOSLOVAKIAR77 PHILIPPINESRBK USSRRBS SWEDENRHEIMENTALL GERMANY (FEDERAL REPUBLIC POST WWII)RKV SWITZERLANDRKVDIR SWITZERLANDRMS FRANCERO CZECHOSLOVAKIARTE FRANCERYN FRANCES ITALYS SINGAPORES USSRSA USSRSAE FRANCESC FRANCESET USSRSM FRANCESNILA ITALYSOL ISRAEL

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SPRA UNITED KINGDOMSS FRANCESS USSRTAAS ISRAELTAM FINLANDTECTEL SOUTH AFRICATMA CZECHOSLOVAKIATMA YUGOSLAVIATYPE CHINATYPE DENMARKTYPE FRANCETYPE GERMANY (FEDERAL REPUBLIC POST WWII)TYPE GERMANY (PRE WWII)TYPE JAPANUMR YUGOSLAVIAUPM YUGOSLAVIAUT YUGOSLAVIAUTI YUGOSLAVIAUTM YUGOSLAVIAUTU YUGOSLAVIAV FRANCEV USSRVS ITALYW SPAINWALLOP UNITED KINGDOMYAM USSRZAB USSR


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Below are common graphic symbols and markings found onordnance.

FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY BOMBS


INTRODUCTION:� Positively identify the bomb.� HE-filled bombs may have rocket motors or fillers such as chemical

agents, photoflash composition, or incendiary material.� Observe safety precautions for the applicable fuze(s) during fin

removal.� Presuppose the most dangerous fuze(s) installed if visual recognition

cannot be performed.� Protective works should be considered before demolition.� Tail sections may break away during impact altering appearance.� Nose fuzes may be unidentifiable after impact.� Tail sections may conceal a fuze, be badly damaged, or unremovable.

SAFETY:� Do not move/jar except by remote means unless permitted by RSP;

fuzes may contain a hung cocked striker, antidisturbance device, etc.� Do not move/jar a bomb, or attempt EOD procedure until

determination of fuzing type.� Do not drop/jar a fuze; the fuze may start or resume functioning, or

may release a hung cocked striker.� Do not turn arming vanes, insert safety pins or pop-out pins, pull or cut

arming lanyards, or attempt fuze removal except in fuze RSP's.� Tail sections may incorporate hazardous components such as ejection

charges and powerful springs.� Recognition of anti-disturbance, electronic multifunction, and long-

delay fuzes is a priority.� Do not use fuze-related accessories, such as lanyard lock, lanyard

adjusters, closure ring/closure plug as positive identification features.

EOD CONSIDERATIONSHIGH EXPLOSIVE/FRAGMENTATION:� Observe magnetic, seismic, and acoustic precautions during the

approach and continue to observe until it is ascertained that theprecautions are not present.

� Do not remove fuzes by hand on picric acid filled bombs, fuze removalcould detonate the bomb if salts are present.

� Do not pack a fuze well with plastic explosive if the well contains adetonator. Detonators are sensitive to heat, shock, and friction.

� Do not attempt to separate the detonator from the pistol, if attached,after pistol is removed from bomb. The firing pin may be embeddedin the detonator, or explosive salts may have formed between thedetonator and the pistol.

� Do not remove a United Kingdom tail pistol by hand if it has been inthe bomb in excess of 14 days. Removal may function the detonator ifexplosive salts have formed between the detonator and the pistol.

� Thermal coating will attenuate the power of demolition charges.

CHEMICAL:� Large carrier bombs may contain linear cutting charges/central

bursters.� Most are thin-walled and therefore liable to rupture leaking contents.� Personnel Protective Clothing and breathing apparatus may be

required.� Identification of fill is vital before EOD action.� Leak sealing and packaging may be necessary.� Downwind hazard areas should be calculated.

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PYROTECHNIC:� Photoflash bombs must be handled with the same care as black

powder, and with even greater care than conventional explosive-loaded bombs. When loose photoflash powder is observed, stop allwork until the loose powder has been desensitized and the leakingbomb has been removed from the operating area.

� Do not manually remove a fuze from a photoflash bomb. The bombburster charge or photoflash powder may be in the fuze threads, andmay detonate the bomb if pinched in the threads.

� Non-stabilized incendiary bombs may use all-ways acting fuzes.

References 60B-2-1-1; 60A-1-1-22


Ordnance used with:B-2-3-27

U.S. BOMB FUZE, TAIL, IMPACT, SHORT DELAY, M905

BOMBS: BLU-82BBOMBS: M117 SERIES & M118BOMBS: M121BOMBS: MKS 81, 82, 83, 84CHEMICAL BOMB: MC-1GUIDED BOMB UNITS: GBU-10/B & GBU-10A/B

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U.S. BOMB FUZE, TAIL, ELECTRIC, MK 344 MOD 0

BOMBS: M117BOMBS: MKS 81, 82, 83, 84GUIDE BOMB UNITS: GBU-10/B & GBU-10A/BGUIDE BOMB UNITS: GBU-12/B & GBU-12A/BGUIDE BOMB UNITS: GBU-16/BPRACTICE BOMBS: BDU-45/B

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U.S. BOMB FUZE, ELECTRONIC, NOSE AND/OR TAIL, IMPACT, FMU-139/B

BOMBS:M117-SERIESBOMBS:MK 81, MK 82, MK 83, AND MK 84 BLUS:BLU-110A/B AND BLU-111A/BGBUS:-12B/B, -12C/B, AND-12D/BGBUS:GBU-10C/B, -10D/B,-10E/B, -10G/B,-10H/B, AND -10J/BGBUS:GBU-12/B, -12A/B,

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U.S. BOMB FUZES, ELECTRONIC, NOSE AND/OR TAIL, IMPACT, FMU-139A/B AND FMU-139B/B

BOMBS:M117-SERIESBOMBS:MK 81, MK 82,MK 83, AND MK 84 BLUS: BLU-110A/B AND BLU-111A/BGBUS:-12B/B, -12C/B, AND -12D/BGBUS:GBU-10C/B, -10D/B,-10E/B, -10G/B,-10H/B, AND -10J/BGBUS:GBU-12/B, -12A/B,

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U.S. BOMB FUZE, NOSE & TAIL, MULTIPURPOSE, FMU-26/B

BOMBS: M117 SERIES & M118BOMBS: MK 81, MK 82, MK 83, MK 84DISPENSER: SUU-30 SERIESGBU-12B/BGUIDED BOMB UNITS: GBU-10/B & GBU-10A/BGUIDED BOMB UNITS: GBU-10C/B

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U.S. BOMB FUZE, NOSE & TAIL, MULTIPURPOSE, FMU-26A/B


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U.S. BOMB FUZE, NOSE & TAIL, MULTIPURPOSE, FMU-26B/B


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U.S. BOMB FUZES, NOSE, MT, MK 339 MODS 0 & 1

DISPENSERS: M129 & MJU-1/BDISPENSERS: MK 7DISPENSERS: SUU-30DISPENSERS: SUU-49

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U.S. BOMB FUZE, IMPACT, SHORT-DELAY, NOSE AND/OR TAIL, FMU-81/B

BOMBS: BLU-31/BBOMBS: GBU-10/B & GBU-10A/BBOMBS: GBU-10C/BBOMBS: GBU-11/B & GBU-11A/BBOMBS: GBU-12/B & GBU-12A/BBOMBS: GBU-12B/B

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U.S. BOMB FUZE, PROXIMITY, FMU-56B/B

DISPENSERS: SUU-30B/B & SUU-30H/B

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SOUTH AFRICAN BOMB FUZE, NOSE, PROXIMITY, JUPITER 6

BOMBS: SF: 122-KG, FRAG, MK 81BOMBS: SF: 226-KG, FRAG, MK 82BOMBS: SF: 415-KG, FRAG, MK 83BOMBS: SF: CLUSTER, 450-KG, CB470

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U.S. BOMB FUZE, NOSE, PROXIMITY, FMU-140/B

DISPENSERS: MK 7 MODS 2, 3, 4, AND 6DISPENSERS: SUU-58/B

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U.S. BOMB FUZE, NOSE, PROXIMITY, FMU-140A/B

DISPENSERS: MK 7 MODS 2, 3, 4, AND 6DISPENSERS: SUU-58/B

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FRENCH BOMB, 125-KG, GP, MLE BL9

FUZE: MODEL UNKNOWN & TAIL FIN ASSEMBLY: SAMP BS9

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FRENCH BOMB, 115-KG, LDGP, BL 7

FUZES: NOSE: FR: IMPACT, FEU 80 BOFUZES: NOSE: FR: IMPACT, M904EFUZES: NOSE: FR: PROXIMITY, FEP 80FUZES: NOSE: FR: PROXIMITY, FEP 80 BLFUZES: NOSE: FR: PROXIMITY, FEP 80 SFFUZES: NOSE: FR: PROXIMITY, FEU 80 PRLF

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EGYPTIAN BOMB, APERS, 100-KG, KAAKAA-120aaaa

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IRAQI BOMB, 100-KG, FRAG, KAAKAA-120

FUZES: NOSE: UC: TYPE AND MODEL UNKNOWNFUZES: TAIL: UC: TYPE AND MODEL UNKNOWN

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EGYPTIAN BOMB, INCENDIARY 100-105 KG, KAAKAA-100-105aaaa

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Ordnance used with:B-2-4-6-7

U.S. BOMB UNITS, GUIDED, GBU-12B/B, GBU-12C/B, AND GBU-12D/B

BOMB: MK 82FUZES: FMU-139-SERIESFUZES: FMU-81/BFUZES: M905FUZES: MK 344 MODS 0 AND 1, AND MK 376 MOD 0

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U.S. BOMB UNITS, GUIDED, GBU-12/B & GBU-12A/B

BOMB: MK 82FUZES: FMU-139-SERIESFUZES: FMU-26 SERIESFUZES: FMU-81/BFUZES: M905FUZES: MK 344 & 376

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U.S. BOMB, GP (LOW DRAG), 500-LB, MK 82

DESTRUCTOR: MK 40FUZE EXTENDER: M1 SERIESFUZE: AN-M103A1, AN-M139A1, 140A1, M163, M164, M165FUZE: AN-M166, AN-M166E1, AN-M168, M188, M914 SERIESFUZE: FMU-112/BFUZE: FMU-113/B

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EGYPTIAN BOMB, HE/INCENDIARY, 250-KG, KAAKAA-250aaaa

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IRAQI BOMB, 250-KG, APERS, KAAKAA-250

FUZE:

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IRAQI BOMB, 500-KG, PENETRATION, NASR-500P1aaaa


U.S. BOMB UNITS, GUIDED, GBU-16/B, GBU-16A/B, AND GBU-16B/B

BOMB: MK 83 MODSFUZES: FMU-124A/BFUZES: FMU-139/B AND A/BFUZES: FMU-26 SERIESFUZES: FMU-81/BFUZES: M905

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U.S. BOMB, GP (LOW DRAG), 1,000-LB, MK 83


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U.S. BOMB UNIT, GUIDED, GBU-15(V)32/B

BOMB: BLU-109/BFUZE: TAIL, FMU-143-SERIES

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U.S. BOMB UNIT, GUIDED, GBU-27/B

BOMB: BLU-113/B AND BLU-113A/BFUZE: FMU-143F/B, FMU-143G/B, FMU-143H/B

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U.S. BOMB UNITS, GBU-28/B AND GBU-28A/B

BOMB: BLU-109/BFUZE: FMU-139A/BFUZE: FMU-81/BFUZES: FMU-143/B, FMU-143B/B, FMU-124A/B

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U.S. BOMB UNITS, GUIDED, GBU-24A/B AND GBU-24B/B

BOMBS: BLU-109/B AND BLU-109A/BFUZES: FMU-143-SERIES

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IRAQI BOMB, 500-KG, GP, NASR-7

FIN ASSEMBLY: IZ: CONICAL, MODEL UNKNOWNFUZES: NOSE: UC: TYPE AND MODEL UNKNOWNFUZES: TAIL: UC: TYPE AND MODEL UNKNOWN

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FUZES: NOSE: UC: TYPE AND MODEL UNKNOWNFUZES: TAIL: UC: TYPE AND MODEL UNKNOWNTAIL FIN ASSEMBLIES: IZ: CONICAL, 3 FIN, MODEL UNKNOWNTAIL FIN ASSEMBLIES: IZ: CONICAL, 4 FIN, MODEL UNKNOWN

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U.S. BOMB, GP 750-LB, M117

DESTRUCTOR: M117/DFUZES: AN-M103A1, M164, M165FUZES: AN-M166, AN-M168, M188FUZES: FMU-113/BFUZES: FMU-26A/B, 26/B, 26B/BFUZES: FMU-35/B, 72/B

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U.S. BOMB, GP 750-LB, M117A1


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U.S. BOMBS, GP 750-LB, M117A1E1, M117A1E2, M117A1E3, M117A2 AND M117A3


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U.K. BOMBS, HE, MC, 1000-LB, MKS 13 THRU 20

NO. 118 MK 1 & NO. 120NOSE FUZES: NO. 907 MKS 4 OR 5 & NO. 952 MK 1NOSE PISTOL: NO. 76TAIL FUZES: NO. 947 MK 1TAIL FUZES: NO. 951 MK 2TAIL PISTOLS: NO. 75

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EGYPTIAN BOMB, APERS, 500-KG, KAAKAA-500aaaa

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EGYPTIAN BOMB, FUEL-AIR (FAE)aaaa


EGYPTIAN BOMB, GP, 500-KG, KAAKAA-500aaaa

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IRAQI BOMB, 500-KG, FRAG, KAAKAA-500

FUZES: NOSE: UC: TYPE AND MODEL UNKNOWNTAIL: UC: TYPE AND MODEL UNKNOWN

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EGYPTIAN BOMB, PENETRATOR, GP, 1,000-KG, NASR-1000Paaaa

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FIN ASSEMBLY: IZ: CONICAL, MODEL UNKNOWNFUZES: NOSE: UC: TYPE AND MODEL UNKNOWNFUZES: TAIL: UC: TYPE AND MODEL UNKNOWN

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U.S. BOMB UNIT, GUIDED, GBU-15(V)2/B

BOMB: MK 84 (ALL MODS), LDGPFUZE: NOSE AND TAIL, FMU-124-SERIES

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U.S. BOMB UNIT, GUIDED, GBU-24/B

BOMBS: MK 84-SERIESFUZES: FMU-139/B & A/BFUZES: FMU-81/B

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U.S. BOMB UNITS, GUIDED, GBU-10C/B, D/B, AND E/B

BOMB: MK 84FUZES: FMU-139 A/B, 139/BFUZES: FMU-26 B/BFUZES: FMU-81/BFUZES: M905FUZES: MK 344 MODS 0 & 1, MK 376 MOD 0

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U.S. BOMB, GP (LOW DRAG), 2,000-LB, MK 84


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U.S. UNITS, GUIDED, GBU-10/B & GBU-10A/B

BOMB: MK 84FUZES: FMU-139/BFUZES: FMU-26-SERIESFUZES: FMU-81/BFUZES: M905FUZES: MKS 344-0 & MK 376-0

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IRAQI BOMB, 1,500-KG, GP, NASR-1500


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FRENCH BGL 400, BOMB, LASER GUIDED, 400 KG, MATRAaaaa

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FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY DISPENSERS


INTRODUCTION:� Observe all safety precautions applicable to the fuze.� Observe all safety precautions applicable to the payload.� Positively identify the dispenser and payload before attempting an

EOD procedure. It may contain random delay fuzing and a payload ofHE, incendiary, chemical, or smoke munitions.

SAFETY/EOD CONSIDERATIONS� Approach a dispenser from an upwind direction until certain that no

chemical or other toxic agent is present.� Approach and work from the side of a dispenser only. Should an

actuation occur, payload items may be ejected with dangerous force.� Consider a dispenser loaded. The presence or absence of a payload

may not be obvious from an external examination.

� Exercise caution around a dispenser or cluster adapter that containsno payload. The dispenser may contain explosive detents, ejectioncartridges, or other explosive devices.

� Remain clear of retracted dispenser fins; actuation may cause injury.� Do not jar or unnecessarily move the fuze or dispenser. Such action

may initiate the dispenser and eject its contents.� Do not remove munitions from a dispenser unless absolutely

necessary. Many of the contained munitions are designed to arm assoon as they leave the dispenser.

� Render safe any separated contents before performing the procedureson the cluster adapter. Bombs outside the adapter/dislodged within itmay be armed.

� If multi-fuzed, evaluate all conditions and render safe the mostdangerous fuze first.

References 60A-1-1-22


Ordnance used with:C-17-2-1

CHINESE (PEOPLE'S REPUBLIC) DISPENSER, 250-KG, TYPE 2

BOMBS: 2-KG, HEAT, TYPE 1BOMBS: 5-KG, FRAG, TYPE 1FUZES: HANG-YIN-4B; HANG-YIN-4C; BOMBS: 2.5-KG, FRAG TYPE UNKNOWN

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U.S.S.R. LAUNCHER, 57-MM ROCKET, UB-16-57-U

ROCKET: 57-MM, HE, S-5M, W/FUZE, PDSD, V-5M1ROCKET: 57-MM, HEAT, S-5K, W/FUZE, PD, V-5K

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U.S. BOMB, CLUSTER, GUIDED ROCKEYE MUNITION (GRM)

COMPUTER CONTROL GROUP: US: MAU-157/BMK 7 MOD 2PROXIMITY, FMU-56B/B

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Ordnance used with:C-2-2-37-9

U.S. DISPENSERS, MK 7 MODS 2, 3, 4 & 6

BOMBS: BLU-77/BBOMBS: MK 118FUZE: MK 339 MODS 0 & 1MINES: BLU-91/BMINES: BLU-92/B

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U.S. DISPENSER, SUU-49A/B

BOMBS: BLU-73/B, 73A/BBOMBS: BLU-98/BFUZES: FMU-83/BFUZES: MK 339 MODS 0 & 1

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U.S. AIRCRAFT DISPENSER, SUU-64/B

MINES: BLU-91/BMINES: BLU-92/B

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U.S. DISPENSER, AIRCRAFT, SUU-65/B

BOMB: BLU-114/BBOMB: BLU-97/B BLU-97A/BBOMB: BLU-97B/B

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U.S. DISPENSER, SUU-30B/B

BOMBS: BLU-26/B, 36/B, 59/B, 63/B, 63A/B, 86/B, 86A/BBOMBS: BLU-42/BBOMBS: BLU-61A/BBOMBS: BLU-85/BFUZES: FMU-26A/B, 26B/BFUZES: FMU-56 SERIES

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SOUTH AFRICAN BOMB UNIT, CLUSTER, 450-KG, CB470

FUZE: SF: NOSE, PROXIMITY, JUPITER 6FUZE: SF: TAIL, TYPE AND MODEL UNKNOWNSUBMUNITION: SF: BOMB, APERS, ALPHA

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U.S. DISPENSER, SUU-58/B

FUZE: FMU-140/BFUZE: FMU-140A/BFUZE: MK 339 MODS 0 AND 1MINES: BLU-91/BMINES: BLU-92/B

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IRAQI BOMB, CLUSTER, 250-KG, NAAMAN-250

FUZE: EEA-II,ET; SUBMUNITION: 240 BOMBLETS

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FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY PROJECTILES


INTRODUCTION:� Projectiles include guns, mortars, howitzers, and recoilless rifles other

than small arms and may be rocket assisted.� Carry any type of payload, including high explosive, chemical,

incendiary, pyrotechnic, biological, inert, training, and spottingpayloads.

� Sizes from less than 20 millimeters to over 16.00 inches in diameter.� Vary widely in fuze functioning and operating principles.� May have multi-fuzing in a single projectile.

SAFETY:� Consider armed if fired.� Fuzes(s) condition before performing the RSP.� Type and amount of main charge or filler.� Physical characteristics and engraved/stamped.� Country of origin of the projectile.� Presence or absence of an unfired tracer.� Stay clear of front and rear of ejection projectile.� Do not pick up a fired projectile unless required in the EOD procedure.� Observe rocket motor precautions with a rocket-assisted projectile.� Do not dismantle, disassemble, or strip unexploded projectiles.� Personnel Protective Equipment(PPE) available when handling smoke

and/or riot-control agents� Do not approach a smoking WP/PWP projectile unless absolutely

necessary.� Assume a practice projectile contains a live charge until determined.� Some cartridges contain powdered metals, which may react violently

and liberate explosive or toxic fumes when exposed to moisture.� Extreme caution when handling explosive-loaded components which

have been separated from the projectile.

EOD CONSIDERATIONSFUZES:� Exercise extreme care in handling graze-sensitive, electric, switch-

actuated, piezoelectric, spring-loaded, and cocked-striker fuzes.� Wait 1 hour before approaching a possible armed VT fuze to permit

the electrical charge to bleed off.� Do not attempt to remove base fuzes from projectiles unless remote

stripping facilities are available.� Extreme care in handling air column fuzes; Many are always armed.� Do not disturb or remove any foreign matter embedded in an armed

fuze.� Do not attempt to replace safety pins/wires, or to reset unless in

specific EOD procedures.� Seal the open end of the flash tube with tape/suitable material.� Protect the primer when handling or transporting

ammunition/propellant case.



Ordnance used with:D-37-5-11

YUGOSLAV CARTRIDGE, 20-MM, API-T, M60aaaa


YUGOSLAV CARTRIDGE, 20-MM, AP-T, M60aaaa

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YUGOSLAV CARTRIDGE, 20-MM, HEI-T, M57aaaa


YUGOSLAV PROJECTILE, 20-MM, API-T, M60aaaa

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YUGOSLAV PROJECTILE, 20-MM, AP-T, M60aaaa


U.S.S.R. CARTRIDGE, 23-MM, API-T MODEL BZTaaaa

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U.S.S.R. CARTRIDGE, 23-MM, FRAG-HEIT, MODEL OFZTaaaa


U.S.S.R. CARTRIDGE, 23-MM, HEI-FRAG, OFZaaaa

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U.S.S.R. PROJECTILE, 23-MM, API-T MODEL BZTaaaa


YUGOSLAV PROJECTILE FUZE, PDSD, UT M57 (UTM57-SM)aaaa

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YUGOSLAV PROJECTILE, 20-MM, HEI, M57aaaa


YUGOSLAV PROJECTILE, 20-MM, HEI-T, M57aaaa

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YUGOSLAV CARTRIDGE, 20-MM, API, M60aaaa


YUGOSLAV PROJECTILE, 20-MM, API, M60aaaa

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CHINESE PROJECTILE FUZE, PDSD, ML-1aaaa


U.S.S.R. PROJECTILE FUZE, BD, MD-10

CARTRIDGES: UR: 57-MM, UBR-270CARTRIDGES: UR: 57-MM, UBR-271CARTRIDGES: UR: 57-MM, UBR-271KCARTRIDGES: UR: 57-MM, UBR-281CARTRIDGES: UR: 57-MM, UBR-281UCARTRIDGES: UR: 57-MM, UBZR-270

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CHINESE (PEOPLE'S REPUBLIC) PROJECTILE, 37-MM, FRAG-T, TYPE UNKNOWN

FUZE: TYPE 1, PDSD

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U.S.S.R. CARTRIDGE, 37-MM, FRAG-T, MODEL UOR-167N

FUZES: MODEL B-37; MG-8, PDSD; MG-37, PDSD

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U.S.S.R. PROJECTILE, 37-MM, FRAG-T, MODEL OR-167N

FUZES: MODEL B-37; MG-8, PDSD; MG-37, PDSD

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U.S.S.R. PROJECTILE, 100-MM, APFSDS-T, BM-2 (PENETRATOR)

CARTRIDGE: UR: 100-MM, APFSDS-T, UBM-2

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U.S.S.R. PROJECTILE, 100-MM, APFSDS-T, BM-20

CARTRIDGE: UR: APFSDS-T, UBM-8

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BULGARIAN PROJECTILE FUZE, PROXIMITY, RV-1aaaa

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FRENCH FUZE, PROJECTILE, PROXIMITY, PF-122

PROJECTILES: PF-122: 122-MM & PF-130: 130-MM

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FRENCH FUZE, PROJECTILE, PROXIMITY, PF-130

PROJECTILES: PF-122: 122-MM & PF-130: 130-MM

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U.S.S.R. PROJECTILE FUZE, PD, RGM-2

PROJECTILES: 100-MM, HE-FRAG: OF-412; 122-MM, HE-FRAG: OF-462, OF-471N; 122-MM, SMOKE: DTS-471; 122-MM, FRAG: 0-460APROJECTILES: 122-MM, HE-FRAG: OF-462ZH; 122-MM, SMOKE: D-462A; 122-MM, FRAG: 0-462APROJECTILES: 122-MM, SMOKE: D-4

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U.S.S.R. PROJECTILE FUZES, PD, V-429 AND V-429E

PROJECTILES: 100-MM, HE-FRAG: OF-412; 115-MM, HE-FRAG: OF-018, OF-11; 122-MM, HE-FRAG: OF-471N, OF-472PROJECTILES: 100-MM, SMOKE: D-3; 122-MM, HE-FRAG: OF-471

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YUGOSLAV PROJECTILE, 125-MM, APFSDS-T, M88 (PENETRATOR)

CARTRIDGE: YO: 125-MM, APFSDS-T, M88

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YUGOSLAV PROJECTILE FUZE, PD, UT M70P1

CARTRIDGES: YO: 120-MM, SMOKE (WP), MORTAR, M64P1CARTRIDGES: YO: 81-MM, SMOKE (WP), MORTAR, M71CARTRIDGES: YO: 81-MM, SMOKE (WP), MORTAR, M72CARTRIDGES: YO: 82-MM, SMOKE (WP), MORTAR, M71CARTRIDGES: YO: 82-MM, SMOKE (WP), MORTAR, M74PROJECTILES: YO: 120-MM, SMOKE (WP), MORTAR, M64P1

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U.S.S.R. CARTRIDGE, 37-MM, AP-T, UBR-167

PROJECTILE: U.S.S.R.: 37-MM, AP-T, BR-167

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U.S.S.R. CARTRIDGE, 100-MM, HVAPDS-T, MODEL UBM-6aaaa

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U.S.S.R. PROJECTILE, 100-MM, HVAPDS-T, MODEL BM8aaaa


U.S.S.R. CARTRIDGE, 57-MM, APHE-T, UBR-281aaaa

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U.S.S.R. CARTRIDGE, 57-MM, APHE-T, UBR-281Uaaaa


U.S.S.R. CARTRIDGE, 57-MM, FRAG-T, MODEL OR-281U

FUZES: MG-57, PDSDFUZES: MGZ-57, PDSD

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U.S.S.R. PROJECTILE, 57-MM, APHE-T, BR-281aaaa


U.S.S.R. PROJECTILE, 57-MM, APHE-T, BR-281Uaaaa

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U.S.S.R. PROJECTILE, 57-MM, FRAG-T, MODEL OR-281U


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U.S.S.R. PROJECTILE, 57-MM, HE, FRAG-T, MODEL OR-281


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CHINESE PROJECTILE, 60-MM, HE, MORTAR, M-83A

CARTRIDGE: CH: 60-MM, HE, MORTAR, M-83AFUZES: CH: PD, MP-1AFUZES: CH: PD, MP-1BFUZES: CH: PD, TYPE 1FUZES: CH: PDSQ, MP1

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IRAQI PROJECTILE, 60-MM, HE (ROCKET ASSISTED), MODEL UNKNOWN

FUZE: PD, UT M68P1

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IRAQI PROJECTILE, 60-MM, HE, M-73

FUZE: UT, M68P1FUZES: PD, SC.14

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YUGOSLAV PROJECTILE FUZE, PROXIMITY, BU-105 M79aaaa

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YUGOSLAV PROJECTILE, 60-MM, MORTAR, HE, MODEL M73

FUZE: IMPACT, MODEL UT M68P1

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YUGOSLAV PROJECTILE, 60-MM, MORTAR, SMOKE MODEL 73

FUZE: IMPACT, MODEL UT M68P1

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FRENCH PROJECTILE FUZE, PROXIMITY, CAL 120 PR 14aaaa


FRENCH PROJECTILE FUZE, PROXIMITY, FU-RALEC-F2

PROJECTILE: 155-MM

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IRAQI FUZE, MORTAR, PD, MODEL UNKNOWN

PROJECTILE: 82-MM, HE MORTAR

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SOUTH AFRICAN PROJECTILE FUZE, PROXIMITY, M85R13A1aaaa

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FRENCH PROJECTILE FUZE, PROXIMITY, MODEL FU-RALEC-DE-F3

PROJECTILES: 120-MM, MORTAR; 155-MM, ARTILLERY

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CHINESE (PEOPLE'S REPUBLIC) PROJECTILE, 82-MM, MORTAR, ILLUM, MODEL UNKNOWN

FUZE: PYROTECHNIC, MODEL SHF-3

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COUNTRY UNKNOWN PROJECTILE, 82-MM, MORTAR, HE, MODEL M71

FUZE: MODEL UT M68, PI

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IRAQI PROJECTILE, 82-MM, HE (ROCKET-ASSISTED) MODEL UNKNOWN

FUZE: PD, MODEL UNKNOWN

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YUGOSLAV PROJECTILE, 82-MM, MORTAR, HE, MODEL M71

MODEL UT M68P1, IMPACT, SQ

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YUGOSLAV PROJECTILE, 82-MM, MORTAR, SMOKE, MODEL M74

FUZE: MODEL UT M70P1, IMPACT, SQ

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U.S.S.R. CARTRIDGE, 85-MM, FIXED, FRAG, MODEL U0-365K

FUZES: KTM-1, KTM-1U, PD

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U.S.S.R. PROJECTILE, 85-MM, FIXED, FRAG, MODEL 0-365Kaaaa

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U.S.S.R. PROJECTILE, O-367A, 85-MM, HEaaaa


U.K. PROJECTILE, 88-MM, HE, QF, (25-LB) MK 1

FUZES: L10, MK 1, BDFUZES: L19A2FUZES: MODEL 117, MKS 17/7, 20, PDFUZES: NO. 119B, MK 17, PDFUZES: NO. 213, MK 5, MTSQFUZES: NO. L7A, MK 1, PROXIMITY

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U.S. PROJECTILE, 90-MM, AP-T, M318A1aaaa


U.S.S.R CARTRIDGE, 100-MM, HE, UOF-3

V-429E PD FUZE

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U.S.S.R PROJECTILE, 100-MM, HE, OF15

V-429E PD FUZE

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IRAQI PROJECTILE, 100-MM, APHE-T, MODEL UNKNOWNaaaa

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IRAQI PROJECTILE, 100-MM, HE, MODEL UNKNOWNaaaa


ROMANIAN PROJECTILE, 100-MM, HEAT-T HXG

FUZE: GPV-2

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U.S.S.R. CARTRIDGE, 100-MM, 3UBM10 WITH PROJECTILE, APDS-FS, 3BM24

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U.S.S.R. CARTRIDGE, 100-MM, APHE OR APHE-T, UBR-412Baaaa

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U.S.S.R. CARTRIDGE, 100-MM, APHE-T, UBR-412aaaa


U.S.S.R. CARTRIDGE, 100-MM, HEAT-FS, MODEL UBK-4M

FUZE: PIBD, GPV-2

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U.S.S.R. PROJECTILE, 100-MM, ADC-T, MODEL BR-412D

FUZES: DBR-2, BDFUZES: MD-8, BD

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U.S.S.R. PROJECTILE, 100-MM, APHE OR APHE-T, BR-412Baaaa

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U.S.S.R. PROJECTILE, 100-MM, APHE-T, BR-412aaaa


U.S.S.R. PROJECTILE, 100-MM, FRAG, HE, MODEL OF-412

FUZES: RGM, PD; RGM-2, PD; RGM-6, PD & V-429, PD

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U.S.S.R. PROJECTILE, 100-MM, HEAT-FS, MODEL ZBK 5M

FUZE: PIBD, GPV-2

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U.S.S.R. PROJECTILE, 100-MM, HE-FRAG, MODEL 0-415

FUZE: MODEL VM-30, MT & MODEL VM-30L MT

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U.S. CARTRIDGE, 105-MM, HEAT-T-MP, M456A2aaaa

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U.S. PROJECTILE, 105-MM, HE, M1

CARTRIDGE: US: 105-MM, HE, M1FUZES: US: PD, M51A4 MOD 3FUZES: US: CP, M78FUZES: US: CP, M78A1FUZES: US: CP, M83FUZES: US: CP, T105

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U.S. PROJECTILE, 105-MM, HEAT-T-MP, M456A2aaaa

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YUGOSLAV PROJECTILE, 105-MM, HE, M1

FUZE: PD, M557 (AU-10)FUZE: VT, BU-105, M79

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U.S.S.R. CARTRIDGE, 85-MM, FRAG, UO-365K

FUZES: UR: MT, VM-2FUZES: UR: PD, KTM-1FUZES: UR: PD, KTM-1UFUZES: UR: PD, KTMZ-1FUZES: UR: PD, KTMZ-1UFUZES: UR: TSQ, T-11

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U.S.S.R. CARTRIDGE, 115-MM, FS, HEAT, MODEL UBK-3M

FUZE: GPV-2, PIBD

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U.S.S.R. CARTRIDGE, 115-MM, HE, FRAG, MODEL UOF-6

FUZE: V-429E, PD

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U.S.S.R. CARTRIDGE, 115-MM, HVAP-FS-DS-T MODEL UBM-5aaaa


U.S.S.R. PROJECTILE, 115-MM, FS, HEAT, MODEL BK-4M

FUZE: GPV-2, PIBD

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U.S.S.R. PROJECTILE, 115-MM, HE, FRAG, MODEL OF-18

FUZE: V-429E, PD

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U.S.S.R. PROJECTILE, 115-MM, HVAP-FS-DS-T MODEL BM-6aaaa

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U.S.S.R. PROJECTILE, 120-MM, MORTAR, FRAG, HE, MODEL OF-843

FUZES: GVMZ, PD & GVMZ-1, PDFUZES: GVMZ-7, PDFUZES: M-1, PDFUZES: M-2, PD

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CHINESE PROJECTILE, MORTAR, 120-MM, HE, TYPE 55

MP-4 AND MP-12 PD FUZESMP-71 PD FUZEMP-8 PD FUZE

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FRENCH PROJECTILE, 120-MM, HE, MORTAR, P.R.P.A.

FUZES: M51A1, PDFUZES: M577, M577A1, PD & M582, M582A1, PDFUZES: VT, MODEL UNKNOWN

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FRENCH PROJECTILE, 120-MM, HE, MORTAR, PR AB

CARTRIDGE: FR: 120-MM, HE, MORTAR, PR ABFUZES: FR: PD, VG-29-AFUZES: FR: PROXIMITY, MODEL UNKNOWN

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FRENCH PROJECTILE, 120-MM, MORTAR, HE, MODEL PR 14

FUZES: PR 14: VT, MODEL UNKNOWNFUZES: PR 14: M51, PD; PR 14 (MODIFIED) M51A5, PD & M557, PD

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YUGOSLAV CARTRIDGE, 120-MM, SMOKE, MORTAR, M84

FUZES: YO: PTT, M84FUZES: YO: PTT, TP M66PROJECTILE: YO: 120-MM, SMOKE, MORTAR, M84

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YUGOSLAV PROJECTILE, 120-MM, HE, MORTAR, M62P3

FUZES: PD, MU K92FUZES: PD, UT M68P1FUZES: PD, UTU M78

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YUGOSLAV PROJECTILE, 120-MM, HERA, FRAG, M77

CARTRIDGE: YO: 120-MM, HERA, FRAG, M77FUZE: YO: PD, UTU, M78 (AU-29)

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YUGOSLAV PROJECTILE, 120-MM, MORTAR, ILLUMINATING M84

FUZE: TIME. M84

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YUGOSLAV PROJECTILE, 120-MM, MORTAR, ILLUMINATING, M66

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U.S.S.R. PROJECTILE, 122-MM, SMOKE, WP, MODEL D-4

FUZE: RGM-2, PD

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CHINESE PROJECTILE, 122-MM, HE, TYPE 54

FUZE: PD, ML-4A & PD, DRL-08FUZE: VT, MD-82; MTSQ, B-90; PD, ML-4; PD, ML-5 ; TSQ, ML-9

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CHINESE PROJECTILE, 122-MM, SMOKE, TYPE 54

FUZE: PD, MODEL UNKNOWN

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IRAQI PROJECTILE, 122 MM, PROPAGANDA, MODEL UNKNOWN

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U.S.S.R. PROJECTILE, 122-MM, HE, FRAG, MODEL OF-462

FUZES: GVM/GVMZ, GVMZ-1, PDFUZES: RGM-2, PDFUZES: V-90, MTSQ

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U.S.S.R. PROJECTILE, 122-MM, HE, OF-56

FUZE: MTSQ, V-90FUZE: PD, RGM-2FUZE: PD, RGM-2M; TIME, D-1-U & VT, PF-122

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U.S.S.R. PROJECTILE, 122-MM, HE, OF-56-1

FUZE: MTSQ, V-90FUZE: PD, RGM-2FUZE: PD, RGM-2M; TIME, D-1-U & VT, PF-122

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CARTRIDGE: YO: 122-MM, MODEL UNKNOWNFUZES: RU: PD, RGM-2FUZES: RU: PD, V-429

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U.S.S.R. CARTRIDGE, 125-MM, APFSDS-T, VBM-7

PROJECTILE: UR: 125-MM, APFSDS-T, BM-15

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CARTRIDGE CASE: UR: 125-MM, VBM-7

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U.S.S.R. PROJECTILE, 125-MM, HEAT, 3BK29

FUZE: PIEZOELECTRIC, VU-729

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U.S.S.R. PROJECTILE, 125-MM, HEAT-T, BK-14Maaaa


U.S.S.R. PROJECTILE, 125-MM, HE-FRAG, MODEL OF-19

FUZE: UR: PD, V-429E

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U.S.S.R. PROJECTILE, HE, 125-MM (FRAG-HE) MODEL OF-26

FUZE: PD, V-429E

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U.S.S.R. CARTRIDGE, 125-MM, APFSDS-T VBM-17

PROJECTILE: UR: 125-MM, APFSDS-T, BM-42

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CARTRIDGE : UR: 125-MM, VBM-17

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CHINESE (PEOPLES REPUBLIC) PROJECTILE, 130-MM, SMOKE, TYPE 59-1

FUZE: MT, SHF-1

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IRAQI PROJECTILE, 130-MM, HE, (ER/HB), MODEL UNKNOWNaaaa


IRAQI PROJECTILE, 130-MM, SMOKE, (WP), MODEL UNKNOWN

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D - 58




U.S.S.R. PROJECTILE, 130-MM, APHE-T, BR-482Baaaa


U.S.S.R. PROJECTILE, 130-MM, FRAG, HE, MODEL OF-482M

FUZES: RGM-2, -6, PD & V-429, PDFUZES: VM-60, MT

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U.S.S.R. PROJECTILE, 130-MM, HE, OF33

V-90 MTSQ FUZEV429 PD FUZE

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U.S.S.R. PROJECTILE, 130-MM, ILLUMINATION, S2

FUZE: MT, T-90FUZE: MTSQ, V-90

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FUZE: PD, UTIU M72 (AU-18)

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U.S.S.R. CARTRIDGE, 100-MM, HE, FRAG, UOF-412

FUZES: GE: PDSD, NSC-1FUZES: UR :PD, V-429FUZES: UR: PD, RGMFUZES: UR: PD, RGM-2FUZES: UR: PD, RGM-3FUZES: UR: PD, RGM-6

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U.S.S.R. CARTRIDGE, 122-MM, HEAT-FS-T, 3UBK-9

FUZE: UR: PIBD, V-15PROJECTILE: UR: 122-MM, HEAT-FS-T, BK13

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U.S.S.R. CARTRIDGE, 100-MM, APFSDS-T, UBM-8

PROJECTILE: UR: APFSDS-T, BM-20

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FUZE: ELECTRONIC, II

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FUZES: PD, ML-4; PD, ML-5 & PD, LIU-4

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CHINESE PROJECTILE, 152-MM, HE, TYPE 83aaaa


CHINESE PROJECTILE, 152-MM, INCENDIARY, TYPE 66

FUZE: MT, MODEL UNKNOWN

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U.S.S.R. PROJECTILE, 152-MM, CP, MODEL G-530

FUZES: DBT, BDFUZES: KTD, KTD-2, BD

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U.S.S.R. PROJECTILE, 152-MM, FRAG/HE, MODEL OF-540

FUZES: D-1, TSQFUZES: D-1U, TSQFUZES: RGM-2, PDFUZES: V-90, MTSQ

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U.S.S.R. PROJECTILE, 152-MM, HE, 3OF64aaaa

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U.S.S.R. PROJECTILE, 152-MM, HE, BASE BLEED, 3OF45aaaa


U.S.S.R. PROJECTILE, 152-MM, HE, BASE-BURN, OF-61aaaa

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U.S.S.R. PROJECTILE, 152-MM, HE, SANTIMETR 30F38

FUZE: UR: MT, T-90

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U.S.S.R. PROJECTILE, 152-MM, HEAT-T, BP-540

FUZE, PIBD: GKVFUZE, PIBD: GPV-3

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U.S.S.R. PROJECTILE, 152-MM, ICM, BASE BLEED, 3023aaaa


IRAQI PROJECTILE, 155-MM, HE, M1A1aaaa

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FRENCH PROJECTILE 155-MM, HE, MODEL F1

FUZES: FU RA F2, PROXFUZES: M51A4, M51A5, M557, PDFUZES: M520A1, MTSQ

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FRENCH PROJECTILE, 155-MM, HE, MODEL 56, MODEL 56/69

FUZES: FUI 56 & FU RA F2, PROXFUZES: M500, M500A1, M520A2, MTSQFUZES: M51A4, 51A5, PD

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FRENCH PROJECTILE, 155-MM, SMOKE, WP, MODEL F2

FUZES: FUI 56FUZES: M557, PD

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SOUTH AFRICAN PROJECTILE, 155-MM, HE, M1A1

FUZES: PROXIMITY (VT) M8513 & M8513A1; PD, M841 & M841A1

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SOUTH AFRICAN PROJECTILE, 155-MM, ILLUMINATION, M1A1

FUZE: ET, M8611A1

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SOUTH AFRICAN PROJECTILE, 155-MM, SMOKE, HC, M2A1

FUZE: ET, M8611A1

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SOUTH AFRICAN PROJECTILE, 155-MM, SMOKE, RP, M1A1

FUZE: ET, M8611A1

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U.S.S.R. CARTRIDGE, 130-MM, M46

FUZE: UR: BD, DBRFUZE: UR: BD, DBR-2PROJECTILE: UR: 130-MM, BR-482PROJECTILE: UR: 130-MM, BR-482BPROJECTILE: UR: 130-MM, OF-482M

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FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY GRENADES


INTRODUCTION:� Hand or rifle projected.� Main charge includes HE, riot-control agents, smokes, and incendiary

and pyrotechnic materials.� Fuzing is varied and may be time-delay or impact fuzed.� Are easily and frequently boobytrapped.� Practice grenades are usually externally identical to the grenades they

simulate

SAFETY:� Do not drop or jar.� Do not disturb, except remotely, until fuze condition can be

determined.� Do not handle unless safety pin and fly-off lever in place and secured.� Wait at least 30 minutes before approaching a suspected dud-fired

grenade, deterioration/dampness may prolong the burning time of thedelay.

� Do not attempt to remove the fuze from a dud-fired grenade.� Do not attempt to replace the safety pin in a dud-fired grenade.� Manually handle an armed grenade as a last resort and after

considering all methods of remote disposal.� Wear protective equipment with known/suspected chemical grenades.� Do not approach a smoking WP grenade unless absolutely necessary.� Move an embedded grenade remotely, it may contain a piezoelectric

fuzing system.� Do not dispose by functioning normally, may be boobytrapped.� Observe cover and safe distances before disposal. Fragments may

be projected over a radius of 650 feet (198 meters).

EOD CONSIDERATIONSANTI-ARMOR/HEAT:� Armed or damaged anti-armor/heat grenades should not be touched.� Stab-sensitive detonator assembly contains a substantial booster

charge.� Ensure shaped charge cone is crushed during disposal.� Ensure presence of fuze-cover securing stable prior to removing

handle.

FRAGMENTATION:� Fly-off lever partially released – dangerous condition.� Percussion cap not struck sufficiently hard.� Pyrotechnic fuse not ignited or fails to burn completely to detonator.� Fuze loosens or unscrews on contact – separating detonator and main

charge.� Fragmentation grenades may be single thickness of steel deeply

serrated or double thickness with inner-notched fragmentation coil.

IMPACT FRAGMENTATION:� In addition to conventional design, have added all-ways acting fuze� Armed all-ways acting fuzes may be sensitive to movement� Mechanical fuze may be fully armed and functional even when delay

detonator has failed.

GRENADES FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY


RIFLE:� Nose fuzes on fired unexploded rifle grenades are likely to be

damaged.� Observe shaped charge precautions until positive identification.� Often difficult to identify warhead type, e.g., HEAT warheads may not

have their normal characteristic profile.� Fuze mechanisms vary widely and not readily identifiable unless

marked.

CHEMICAL/SMOKE:� Smoke grenades are usually make of thin sheet metal� Riot-control grenades have emission holes covered with tape,

spherical plastic, or synthetic rubber case.� Incendiary grenades are usually sheet metal.

SPIN-STABILIZED (CANISTER/CARTRIDGE TYPELAUNCHED):� During demolition, ensure unfired grenades are not launched.� Partially impacted fuzes may make unexploded grenades sensitive to

shock.� Despite size, these can be lethal at significant distances.� Observe shaped precautions unless positively identified.

References 60E-2-2-1; 60A-1-1-22


Ordnance used with:E-17-2-15

CHINESE GRENADE, HAND, FRAG, TYPE 82-1aaaa


BELGIAN GRENADE, HAND, FRAG, MODEL PRB NR 423aaaa

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CHINESE GRENADE, HAND, FRAG, TYPE 86Paaaa


IRAQI GRENADE, HAND, FRAG, MODEL UNKNOWNaaaa

E - 2




EGYPTIAN GRENADE, HAND, FRAG, NO. 2aaaa


BULGARIAN GRENADES, HAND: FRAGMENTATION, RGO-78; AND PRACTICE, RGO-78IM

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E - 3




U.S.S.R. GRENADE, HAND, DEFENSIVE, RG-42aaaa


U.S.S.R. GRENADE, HAND, DEFENSIVE, F-1aaaa

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YUGOSLAV GRENADE, HAND, BLAST, M75aaaa


YUGOSLAV GRENADE, HAND, FRAG, BRM 75

FUZE: YO: STIKER RELEASE, UBRV-M75

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U.S.S.R. GRENADE, HAND, DEFENSIVE, RGD-5aaaa


EGYPTIAN GRENADE, HAND, FRAG, NO. 1aaaa

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U.S.S.R. GRENADES, HAND, HEAT, RKG-3, RKG-3M & RKG-3Taaaa


CHINESE (PEOPLE'S REPUBLIC) GRENADE, 75-MM, HE-T, BOUNDING, ROCKET-PROPELLED, MODEL UNKNOWN, (TYPE 69)

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U.S.S.R. GRENADE, HEAT, PG-2aaaa


IRAQI GRENADE, PROJECTED, 84-MM, SMOKE, MODEL UNKNOWN

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U.S.S.R. GRENADE, HEAT-T, ROCKET PROPELLED, MODEL PG-7G

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FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY ROCKETS


INTRODUCTION:� Rockets may be launched from aircraft, ships, vehicles, fixed

positions, and by individuals.� May contain an HE main charge or a variety including chemicals,

pyrotechnics, incendiaries, or combinations of these agents.� The hazards include the warhead section and the propulsion system.

SAFETY/EOD CONSIDERATIONS� Approach/work from the side. Ignition will create a missile hazard/hot

exhaust.� Do not jar or disturb an armed warhead. If necessary to move, do

remotely.� Perform initial movement of an embedded rocket remotely.� Positively ID, or assume most hazardous type fuze.

� Work most hazardous fuze first.� Wait a sufficient time (least 1 hour) for charged capacitors to

discharge.� Protect rockets within in an EMR field/environment.� Do not dismantle, disassemble, or strip unexploded rockets or

components.� Wear Personnel Protective Equipment (PPE) for suspected chemical

agents.� Do not approach a smoking WP warhead unless absolutely necessary� Wash thoroughly (soap and water) after handling rocket motor

propellant.� Do not expose electrically fired rocket motors within 25.0 feet (7.6

meters) of any exposed electronic transmitting equipment or exposedantenna leads.

� Do not transport an unfired rocket unless the motor igniter is shieldedfrom EMR.



Ordnance used with:F-35-3-7

U.S.S.R. FUZE, ROCKET, PD, V-5K

ROCKETS: 57-MM, HEATROCKETS: S-5K1

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U.S.S.R. ROCKET FUZE, NOSE, PD, V-25

ROCKETS: 140-MM, CHEMICAL (NON-PERSISTANT) MODEL UNKNOWNROCKETS: 140-MM, M-14-OFROCKETS: 240-MM, F961 & F961U

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U.S.S.R. ROCKET FUZE, PD, V-8

ROCKET: UR: 80-MM, HE/FRAG, S-8-OFWARHEAD: UR: 80-MM, HE/FRAG, S-8-OF

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U.S.S.R. ROCKET FUZE, PDSD, V-5M1aaaa

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U.S.S.R. ROCKET WARHEAD, 57-MM, HEAT/FRAG MODEL S-5KO

FUZE: V-5K, PDROCKET: S-5K, HEAT

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U.S.S.R. ROCKET, 57-MM, HEAT/FRAG, MODEL S-5KPBaaaa

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U.S.S.R. ROCKETS, 57-MM, HE, S-5M

FUZE: PD/SD, V-5M1LAUNCHERS: UB-16-57-ULAUNCHERS: UB-16-57-UMVP

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U.S.S.R. ROCKETS, 57-MM, HEAT, S-5K AND S-5K1

FUZE: V-5K, PD

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SOUTH AFRICAN FUZE, ROCKET, PROXIMITY BM21

ROCKET: 122-MM, HE MODEL UNKNOWN

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U.S.S.R. ROCKET FUZE, PD, MRV-U

ROCKETS: 122-MM (MRL)WARHEADS: M-210F, M-210FM, 9N55 (HE-FRAG); CHEMICAL, MODEL UNKNOWN; INCENDIARY, MODEL UNKNOWN

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FRENCH ROCKET WARHEAD, 68-MM, PRACTICE, SNEB, TYPE 22/3

ROCKET MOTORS: TYPE 25 & TYPE 25*

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Ordnance used with:F-2-2-1-1

U.S. ROCKET MOTOR, 2.75-IN: FFAR MK 1

LAUNCHERS: LAU-32/A, LAU-32A/A, AND LAU-49/A; LAU-59/ALAUNCHERS: LAU-3A, LAU-3A/A, LAU-3B/A, LAU-3C/A, ADN LAU-3D/A; LAU-51/A; LAU-60/A, LAU-61/A, LAU-61A/A, AND LAU-61B/ALAUNCHERS: M158A1, M200-SERIES, M260, AND M261LAUNCHERS: M3; M157; M159LAUNCHERS: MA-2A

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Ordnance used with:F-2-2-1-1

U.S. ROCKET MOTOR, 2.75-IN: FFAR SR 105-AJ-1

LAUNCHERS: LAU-32/A, LAU-32A/A, AND LAU-49/A; LAU-59/ALAUNCHERS: LAU-3A, LAU-3A/A, LAU-3B/A, LAU-3C/A, ADN LAU-3D/A; LAU-51/A; LAU-60/A, LAU-61/A, LAU-61A/A, AND LAU-61B/ALAUNCHERS: M158A1, M200-SERIES, M260, AND M261LAUNCHERS: M3; M157; M159LAUNCHERS: MA-2A

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U.S.S.R. ROCKET FUZE, NOSE, PD, V-24A

ROCKET: 240-MM, AIRCRAFT, HE, S-24ROCKET: 240-MM, F-961/F-961U, HE,

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U.S.S.R. ROCKET MOTOR, 80-MM, SOLID PROPELLANT, S-8-OF

ROCKET: UR: 80-MM, HE/FRAG, S-8-OFWARHEAD: UR: 80-MM, HE/FRAG, S-8-OF

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U.S.S.R. ROCKET, 80-MM, CHAFF, S8PMaaaa

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U.S.S.R. ROCKET, 80-MM, HE/FRAG, S-8-OF

FUZE: UR: PD, V-8ROCKET MOTOR: UR: 80-MM, SOLID-PROPELLANT, S-8-OFWARHEAD: UR: 80-MM, HE/FRAG, S-8-OF

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U.S.S.R. ROCKET, 80-MM, HEAT/FRAG, S-8KO

ROCKET LAUNCHERS: B-8M1, 20 TUBE; B-8V20, 20 TUBE; B-8V7, 7-TUBE

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U.S.S.R. ROCKET, 80-MM, HEAT/FRAG, S-8KOM

ROCKET LAUNCHERS: B-8M1, 20 TUBE; B-8V20, 20 TUBE; B-8V7, 7-TUBE

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U.S.S.R. WARHEAD, 80-MM, HE/FRAG, S-8-OF

FUZE: UR: PD, V-8ROCKET MOTOR: UR: 80-MM, SOLID-PROPELLANT, S-8-OFROCKET: UR: 80-MM, HE/FRAG, S-8-OF

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SWISS ROCKET, 81-MM, AIR-TO-SURFACE, SURFACE-TO-AIR, (SNORA)

WARHEADS: PRACTICE: UGK 028, 033, & 034; MARKER SHELL: USK 035, 036, & 037; HE, FRAG: SSK 029, SSSK 031 & SSK 032; HOLLOW CHARGE: PHK 090, 042

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CHINESE ROCKET, 107-MM, HE, TYPE 63-2

PD, MJ-1

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CHINESE ROCKET, 107-MM, HE-FRAG, SPIN-STABLIZED, TYPE 63

FUZE: TYPE 1

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CHINESE ROCKET, SP, 122-MM, HE TYPE 81

FUZE: PD, MJ-4, MJ-4A

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ITALIAN ROCKET, 122-MM, MODEL 122/Aaaaa


U.S.S.R. ROCKET, 122-M, HE, MODEL 9M28Faaaa

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U.S.S.R. ROCKET, 122-MM, HE, S-13aaaa


U.S.S.R. ROCKET, 122-MM, HE, S-13-OFaaaa

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U.S.S.R. ROCKET, 122-MM, HE, S-13-Taaaa


U.S.S.R. ROCKET, 122-MM, HE-FRAG, FIN & SPIN-STABILIZED, 9M22U (9-FOOT)

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U.S.S.R. ROCKET, AIR-TO-SURFACE, 122-MM, HE, S-13Daaaa


BRAZILIAN ROCKETS, 127-MM, SS-15 AND SS-30aaaa

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U.S.S.R. ROCKET, 132-MM, FRAG-HE, FIN AND SPIN-STABILIZED, MODEL M-13UK

FUZE: GVMZ-1, PD

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BRAZILIAN ROCKET, 180-MM, SS-40

FUZE: M20-C1, PD

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U.S.S.R. ROCKET, 240-MM, AIRCRAFT, HE, MODEL S-24

FUZE: V-24A, PD

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U.S.S.R. ROCKET, 240-MM, HE, SPIN-STABILIZED F-961

FUZES: V-24, PDFUZES: V-25, PD

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U.S.S.R. ROCKET, 240-MM, HE, SPIN-STABILIZED F961U

FUZES: V-24, PDFUZES: V-25, PD

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BRAZILIAN ROCKET, 300-MM, SS-60aaaa

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FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY GUIDED MISSILES


INTRODUCTION:� Launched from aircraft, ships, vehicles, and by individuals.� Size from large, fixed/mobile weapon to being carried/fired by one

person.� Warhead may contain HE, chemical, or biological agents.� Propulsion may be solid propellant or liquid fuels and oxidizers.� May be multi-fuzed and incorporate a self-destruct system.� Most proximity fuzes have some type of impact backup.� Location of explosive components should be verified before demolition� Ensure venturi is destroyed during demolition to prevent flight.� Unburned propellant may be capable of detonation under some

circumstances.� Unconventional fuzes may not be recognizable.� The possible presence of tandem warheads must be considered.

EOD CONSIDERATIONSApproach:� Restrict all vehicle movement in the vicinity of the missile.� Avoid entanglement with the wires of a wire-guided missile.� Terminate radio transmissions as per safe distance recommendations

of service directives.� Approach an unidentified guided missile from the side. Many missiles

have proximity fuzes, IR fuzes, and some produce microwaveradiation.

� Do not approach a guided missile that has been in a fire until sufficienttime has elapsed for it to cool. If the missile has a specified waitingperiod, the period should commence after the missile has cooled.

� When approaching an unidentified guided missile, observe chemicaland fuel precautions until monitoring has verified that the missile doesnot contain a chemical warhead or a leaking motor.

� Approach/work on an unfired rocket motor from the side.� Do not approach an armed guided missile that has proximity fuzing

while using a fluorescent light. Fluorescent light has been known tofunction armed proximity fuzes.

� Impact fuzes may be located on the leading edge of fins.

Identification:� Remotely perform initial movement necessary for missile identification.� An air-to-air or surface-to-air missile generally contains an HE-

fragmentation warhead.� A surface-to-surface or air-to-surface missile may contain any type of

warhead.� Single-piece rocket motor probably contains solid propellant, while a

two/ or three-piece construction may be an engine containing liquidpropellant.

� Some liquid-propellant engines may have a solid-propellant grain (gasgenerator) for combining the fuel and oxidizer.

� If possible, wait for a period after impact before approaching anunknown missile. (Wait requirements vary widely; observe a minimumof 3 hours, if possible.) This period may allow the missile to self-destruct, shut off, or exhaust its firing power.

GUIDED MISSILES FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY


EOD CONSIDERATIONS - Continued:Fuzing systems:� Consider the warhead armed if the missile's has been fired.� Do not strike or jar any missile components.� Some also contain an anti-breakup device along the length of the

warhead.� Do not disconnect or cut any electrical cable unless prescribed in the

EOD procedure or unless the explosive train has been broken. Afuzing and firing circuit can fire because of a loss of or drop in voltage.

Propulsion systems:� Wear protective clothing/respiratory equipment when working on a

liquid-propellant rocket engine.� Observe maximum fire-prevention precautions for the rocket motor.� Remain upwind when missile is suspected of leaking fuels and

oxidizers.

� Do not allow fuels to mix with oxidizers. Mixture of the two liquids willresult in a violent hypergolic reaction.

� Thoroughly wash the outer surface of protective clothing after workingin the presence of fuels and/or oxidizers.

� Do not attempt to remove an igniter from a missile motor sectionunless specifically called for in an RSP.

� Guidance and control systems.� Protect against burns and toxic dust/gases from a thermal battery.� Avoid body contact with the highly corrosive electrolyte used in wet-

cell batteries.� Do not move, bend, cut, or disconnect any high-pressure lines until

certain that the system is void of pressure. Remotely cut or separateany line suspected of being under pressure. Almost all guidance andcontrol systems contain high-pressure air, hydraulic liquid underpressure, or both.



Ordnance used with:G-2-2-51

U.S. GUIDED MISSILES, SURFACE-TO-AIR, FIM-92A, FIM-92B, FIM-92C, FIM-92D, AND FIM-92E (STINGER) (LAUNCHER)

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U.S. GUIDED MISSILES, SURFACE-TO-AIR, FIM-92A, FIM-92B, FIM-92C, FIM-92D, AND FIM-92E (STINGER) (MISSILE)

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U.S.S.R. GUIDED MISSILE, SURFACE-TO-AIR, SA-14aaaa


U.S.S.R. GUIDED MISSILES, SA-7A, AND SA-N-5 (GRAIL)aaaa

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U.S.S.R. GUIDED MISSILES, SA-7B, AND SA-N-5 (GRAIL MOD 1)

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U.S.S.R. GUIDED MISSILES, SURFACE-TO-AIR, SA-16 AND PRACTICE (GIMLET)

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CHINESE GUIDED MISSILES, SURFACE-TO-AIR, HN-5aaaa


FRENCH GUIDED MISSILE, SURFACE-TO-AIR OR AIR-TO-AIR, MISTRAL

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U.S.S.R. GUIDED MISSILES, AT-4A (SPIGOT A) AND AT-4B (SPIGOT B)

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FRENCH GUIDED MISSILE, SURFACE-TO-SURFACE, MILANaaaa

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FRENCH GUIDED MISSILE, SURFACE-TO-SURFACE, MILAN 2aaaa


U.S.S.R. GUIDED MISSILE, AA-8Aaaaa

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U.S.S.R. GUIDED MISSILE, AA-8Baaaa


U.S.S.R. GUIDED MISSILE, SURFACE-TO-SURFACE, AT-3A (SAGGER)

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U.S.S.R. GUIDED MISSILE, SURFACE-TO-SURFACE, AT-3B (SAGGER) (IRANIAN RAAD, ANTITANK)

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U.S.S.R. GUIDED MISSILE, SURFACE-TO-SURFACE, AT-3C (SAGGER)

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U.S.S.R. GUIDED MISSILE, SURFACE-TO-SURFACE, AT-5 (SPANDREL)

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U.S.S.R. GUIDED MISSILES, SURFACE-TO-AIR, SA-9A AND SA-9B (GASKIN)

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U.S. GUIDED MISSILE, HEAT, M222 (DRAGON)aaaa


U.S.S.R. GUIDED MISSILE, AIR-TO-AIR, SA-13aaaa

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GERMAN/FRENCH GUIDED MISSILES, HOT; AND PRACTICE, HOT

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U.S.S.R. GUIDED MISSILE, SURFACE-TO-SURFACE, AT-2C (SWATTER)

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U.S.S.R. GUIDED MISSILE, SURFACE-TO-SURFACE AND AIR-TO-SURFACE, AT-2A SWATTER A

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U.S.S.R. GUIDED MISSILE, SURFACE-TO-SURFACE AND AIR-TO-SURFACE, AT-2B SWATTER B

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U.S GUIDE MISSILE, SURFACE ATTACK, BGM-71C (ITOW)aaaa


U.S. GUIDED MISSILE LAUNCH CONTAINER, SURFACE ATTACK, BGM-71A & BGM-71B (TOW), & PRACTICE, BTM-71A (TOW)

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U.S. GUIDED MISSILES, SURFACE ATTACK, BGM-71A & BGM-71B (TOW), & PRACTICE, BTM-71A (TOW)

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GERMAN/FRENCH GUIDED MISSILE, HOT 2aaaa

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FRENCH GUIDED MISSILE, SURFACE-TO-AIR, ROLAND I AND II

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FRENCH GUIDED MISSILE, AS/SS-11, SS.11aaaa

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FRENCH GUIDED MISSILE, AS/SS-11A, AS.11A (HARPOON)aaaa


FRENCH GUIDED MISSILE, AS/SS-11B1 (HARPOON)aaaa

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U.S.S.R. GUIDED MISSILE, AIR-TO-AIR, AA-11 (ARCHER)aaaa

Ordnance used with:G-2-2-11-3

U.S. GUIDED MISSILE, AIR-TO-AIR, AIM-7E (SPARROW)aaaa

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U.S. GUIDED MISSILE, AIR-TO-AIR, AIM-7E-3 (SPARROW)aaaa


FRENCH GUIDED MISSILE, AS/SS-12 , AS/SS.12aaaa

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U.S.S.R. GUIDED MISSILE, AIR-TO-AIR, AA-10Aaaaa


U.S. GUIDED MISSILE, AIR-TO-SURFACE: AGM-88A (HARM)aaaa

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U.S. GUIDED MISSILE, AIR-TO-SURFACE: AGM-88B (HARM)aaaa


FRENCH GUIDED MISSILE, AIR-TO-AIR, MATRA R.530aaaa

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U.S. GUIDED MISSILES, AIR-TO-SURFACE, AGM-65E & TRAINER, A/A37A-T9 (MAVERICK)

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U.S.S.R. GUIDED MISSILE, SURFACE-TO-AIR, SA-6 (GAINFUL)aaaa

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FRENCH GUIDED MISSILE, AIR-TO-SURFACE, AS.30Laaaa


FRENCH GUIDED MISSILE, AIR-TO-SURFACE, MODEL AS.30aaaa

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FRENCH GUIDED MISSILE, SURFACE-TO-SURFACE, MM-38 (EXOCET)

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FRENCH GUIDED MISSILE, AIR-TO-SURFACE, AM-39 (EXOCET)

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FRENCH GUIDED MISSILE, SURFACE-TO-SURFACE, MM-40 (EXOCET)

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FRENCH GUIDED MISSILE, SURFACE-TO-SURFACE, SM-39 (EXOCET)

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U.S.S.R. GUIDED MISSILE, SURFACE-TO-AIR, SA-3/SA-N-1 (GOA) SERIES

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U.S.S.R. GUIDED MISSILE, AIR-TO-SURFACE, AS-14A (KEDGE)

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U.S.S.R. GUIDED MISSILE, AIR-TO-SURFACE, AS-14B (KEDGE)

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FRENCH/ITALIAN GUIDED MISSILES, SURFACE-TO-SURFACE, MK 1 AND MK 2 (TESEO), AND MK 2 (ERATO) (OTOMAT SERIES)

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U.S. GUIDED MISSILE (GUIDED DISPENSER), AIR-TO-SURFACE, AGM-154A (JSOW)

BOMBS: BLU-97B/B

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U.S.S.R. GUIDED MISSILE, SURFACE-TO-AIR, SA-2B, SA-2C, SA-2F (GUIDELINE)

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U.S.S.R. GUIDED MISSILE, SURFACE-TO-AIR, SA-2D (GUIDELINE)

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U.S. GUIDED MISSILES, SUBMARINE-TO-SURFACE, UGM-109B-1, AND -2 (TOMAHAWK)

WARHEADS: WDU-25/B, WDU-36/B

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U.S. GUIDED MISSILES, AIR-TO-SURFACE, AGM-65B, AND TRAINING, TGM-65B (MAVERICK)

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U.S. GUIDED MISSILES, AIR-TO-SURFACE, AGM-65D, AND TRAINING, TGM-65D (MAVERICK)

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U.S. GUIDED MISSILES, AIR-TO-SURFACE, AGM-65F, & TRAINING, TGM-65F (MAVERICK)

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U.S. GUIDED MISSILES, AIR-TO-SURFACE, AGM-65G, & TRAINING, TGM-65G (MAVERICK)

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U.S. GUIDED MISSILE, AIR-TO-SURFACE, CALCM, AGM-86C

ARMING DEVICE: US: WAD, MAU-191/A (AGM-86)ENGINE: US: F-107-WR-101FUZES: US: IMPACT, FMU-137/AFUZES: US:BOMB, NOSE AND TAIL, IMPACT, FMU-139A/BMISSILE SECTIONS: US: AFT, AGM-86 (CALCM)MISSILE SECTIONS: US: CENTER, AGM-86 (CALCM)

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FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY LANDMINES


INTRODUCTION:� Landmines are emplaced area-denial weapons, from small

antipersonnel (apers) types to larger antitank (AT) or special-purposetypes (off-route).

� Landmines may be designed to be boobytrapped with anti-lift devices.� Landmines may be loaded with high explosives, chemicals, or

pyrotechnic materials.� Fuzed in a variety of ways, including mechanical, electrical, chemical,

acoustic/seismic, infrared, magnetic-influence, or controlled firingsystems. They may be fired by pressure, tripwire, tension release,explosive pressure pulse, pressure release, magnetic field changes,or direct electrical circuit closure.

SAFETY:� Observe magnetic precautions when approaching/working with a

known or suspected magnetic influence fuze.� If it is absolutely necessary to walk into a mined area, move slowly,

looking at the ground carefully to note disturbances in the soil and thepresence of any tripwires.

� Permit only one person at a time to work on one mine.� Probe and examine the ground around a mine before starting to work

on it.� Take boobytrap precautions.� Before lifting a mine, neutralize all external fuzes.� Perform all initial movement of the mine remotely.� Assume the presence of other mines nearby whenever a landmine is

located.� Before disarming, determine the number and types of fuzes within the

mine to ensure proper safety precautions are followed.� A nonmagnetic probe is safer to use, as the mine may have a

magnetic fuze.

� AT mines may be protected by apers mines.� Do not manually disturb, drop, or strike an armed mine or mine fuze.

It may contain a cocked-striker firing system.� Consider an emplaced landmine armed and remove remotely.� Do not cut/pull a taut wire; never pull a slack one.� Take cover before pulling a mine and wait for at least 60 seconds.� Do not handle an AT mine that has been pulled from its emplacement

until after closely examining the mine case to ensure that the casewas not deliberately altered to permit separation at its base.Separation of the mine case from its base and main charge willfunction an internal pressure/pressure-release fuze.

� Do not use force on a mine or boobytrap. If a part cannot be removedwithout applying an undue amount of force, cease removal proceduresand destroy the mine in place.

� If a mine or boobytrap must be left unlifted, mark the locationprominently and notify the proper authorities.

� Improvised grapnels may be used to clear tripwire-actuated mines.� When cutting the wires of an electric detonator, cut and tape them one

at a time to avoid closing the circuit with the wire cutters. A mine isharmless if the firing train is broken, but there may be more than onefiring train.

� Do not stack fuzed mines. Many types contain pressure-actuatedfuzing which may be fired by such action.

� If possible, destroy in place all mines loaded with picric acid explosive.Extremely sensitive explosive salts may have formed wherever theexplosive contacts the metal.

� Observe acoustic/seismic precautions when approaching or workingon landmines with a known or suspected acoustic/seismic fuze.

� Do not remove a mine from its emplacement if the pressure plate iscompressed or deformed. The fuze may contain a hung cocked firingpin.

LANDMINES FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY


SAFETY - Continued:� The preferred disposal procedure for antipersonnel and antitank

landmines is to detonate or burn using incendiary grenades for thesituation found.

� Do not permit personnel, vehicles, or any heat-generating source infront of or to pass between an infrared source and receiver in front ofthe ordnance;

� Some fuzes may not have a safety feature, or a safety device may notbe available or cannot be applied.

EOD CONSIDERATIONSANTI-TANK (AT) MINES:� Do not uncover until the ground has been thoroughly checked for anti-

lift devices. Probe cautiously, for even nearby disturbance by theprobe may release the fuze striker.

� Do not remove the pressure plate from a metallic AT mine unless themine can be positively identified as one that is not fitted with apressure/pressure-release fuze.

� Exercise care when disarming wooden AT mines by hand.Frequently, holes are drilled through the bottom of the case and pull-wires connected to auxiliary fuzes are threaded and anchored to astake underneath. If the stake is driven deep enough, it is not easy tolocate the wire by probing. A pressure-release fuze or pull fuze withpullwire may be actuated by raising or removing the pressure plate orlid. Some wooden mines have a special mousetrap device that isactuated in this way.

� Exercise care with wooden AT mines that have been buried for a longtime. Because of soil conditions, the wood deteriorates and theslightest inadvertent pressure on the top may initiate the fuze.

ANTIPERSONNEL:� Neutralize apers mines by replacing all safety pins, if possible, before

lifting the mines.� Exercise care when hand-disarming apers mines with tripwire

actuation. Before cutting tripwires, trace them from mine to anchor(often the anchor may be another mine).

� Be alert for small apers mines laid along the side of or underneath thetripwire to hinder disarming.

� Always trace the tripwire from the friendly side - do not straddle it - asa safeguard against accidental tripping or stepping on a small apersmine laid underneath the tripwire.

� If possible, insert a safety pin in the fuze before cutting the tripwire.

OFF-ROUTE:� Electronic off-route mines contain an anti-handling option.� Contact with fuzing sensor or into field of view may initiate.� Do not cut electric wires/breakwires connected – collapsing circuit.� Precautions to prevent formation of HEAT jet or self-forging fragment.

FUZES:� Be extremely cautious disarming tilt fuzes by hand, especially if they

have been partially initiated. There must be no movement of thetiltrod when the fuze is removed from the mine.

� Use extreme caution disarming belleville-spring-type fuzes by hand,as they may be partially initiated by contact or blast, and a slight jar ormovement will set off the mine.



Ordnance used with:H-57-5-1

IRAQI FUZE, MINE, MODEL UNKNOWNaaaa


CANADIAN LANDMINE, APERS, C-3A1 (ELSIE)aaaa

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ITALIAN LANDMINE, ILLUMINATION, VS-Taaaa


U.S. LANDMINES, APERS, HE, M14 & M14E1; & LANDMINE, APERS, PRACTICE, M17

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U.S.S.R. LANDMINE: APERS, POMZ-2aaaa


U.S.S.R. LANDMINE: APERS, POMZ-2Maaaa

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ITALIAN LANDMINE, APERS, P-25 (W/TYPE 2 FUZE)aaaa


U.S. LANDMINES: AT, HE, NONMETALLIC, M19; INERT, M19; AND TRAINING, M80

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CHINESE LANDMINES, APERS, TYPES 72, 72B, AND 72Caaaa


ITALIAN LANDMINE, APERS, P-25 (W/TYPE 1 FUZE)aaaa

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ROMANIAN LANDMINE FUZE, AT, P-62

FUZE: P-62, PRESSURE

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ROMANIAN LANDMINE, AT, MAT-76

FUZE: P-62, PRESSURE

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H - 6




U.K. LANDMINE, AT, L9A1 (BARMINE)aaaa


BELGIAN LANDMINE, APERS, PRB-BAC H-28aaaa

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ITALIAN LANDMINE, APERS, VS-MK 2 AND VS-MK 2 AR-AN

LAUNCHER: GRILLO

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ITALIAN LANDMINES, AT, SB-81 AND SB-81/ARaaaa

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U.S.S.R. LANDMINES, AT, TM-46 AND TMN-46; AND TRAINING, UITM-46

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CHINESE (PEOPLE'S REPUBLIC) LANDMINE, AT, TYPE 72aaaa

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ITALIAN LANDMINE, P-40 TYPE 2aaaa


ITALIAN LANDMINES, APERS, VALMARA AND VALMARA 59

ANTILIFT DEVICE: VS-AR4

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U.S. LANDMINES, APERS, HE, M16 AND M16A1; AND LANDMINES, INERT, M16 AND M16A1

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ITALIAN LANDMINES, APERS, VALMARA 69 PRACTICE, VALMARA 69


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U.S.S.R. LANDMINE, APERS, FRAG, MON-50

CONTROL DEVICE: VP-13ELECTRIC MINE FUZE: MVZ-72

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U.S.S.R. LANDMINE, APERS, PMNaaaa

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GERMAN (PEOPLE'S REPUBLIC) LANDMINES, APERS, PPM-2; AND PRACTICE, PPM-2 UB

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AUSTRIAN LANDMINE, AT, OFF-ROUTE, ATM-6aaaa

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U.S.S.R. LANDMINES, APERS, PMD-6 AND PMD-6M

U.S.S.R. MINE FUZE: MUV-4

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ITALIAN LANDMINE, AT, TC/2.4aaaa

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CHINESE LANDMINE, APERS, CLAYMORE, TYPE 66aaaa


ITALIAN LANDMINE, AT, VS-HCTaaaa

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SINGAPORE LANDMINE, AT, VS 1.6aaaa


U.S. LANDMINE, AT, HE, M21aaaa

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BELGIAN LANDMINE, AT, PRB-ATK-M3aaaa


ITALIAN LANDMINE, SB-MV/1aaaa

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U.S. LANDMINE, APERS, HE, M18aaaa


U.S.S.R. LANDMINE, APERS, MON-100

U.S.S.R. FUZE: MUV-4

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ITALIAN LANDMINE, AT, VS-HCT2 (MOD 1)aaaa


ITALIAN LANDMINE, AT, ELECTRONIC, TCE/6

FUZE: ELECTRONIC, MODEL UNKNOWN

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ITALIAN LANDMINE, AT, MODEL TC-6aaaa


FRENCH LANDMINE, AT, HPD F2aaaa

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U.S.S.R. LANDMINE, AT, TM-57aaaa


U.S.S.R. LANDMINE, AT, TM-62Maaaa

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CZECHOSLOVAK LANDMINES, AT, PT-MI-BA III AND PRACTICE, BT-MI-BA III

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CZECHOSLOVAK LANDMINE, AT, PT-MI-BA IIaaaa

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U.S.S.R. LANDMINE, APERS, MON-200

U.S.S.R. FUZE: MUV-4

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FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY NAVAL MINES


INTRODUCTION:� Naval mine may be air-laid, submarine-laid, or surface-laid.� Identification of a naval mine is inherent in the features of the mine

case and fittings as influenced by the laying agent, and featuresinherent in its firing system.

� Most naval mines employ a case shape involving a sphere, some partof a sphere, a cylinder, or a combination of these

� Mine case identifying elements include the size and shape of the case,details of its external features, and any attached fittings oraccessories.

� Painting and markings, as well as the type of material of the case andcomponents, are valuable data if they can be readily determinedwithout disturbing the mine.

SAFETY� Observe influence precautions when approaching all unidentified

mines until the firing means is identified, then observe the appropriateprecautions.

� Do not touch an unidentified mine with any metallic object.� Do not assume all mine in a minefield are of the same type or setting.� Do not approach a mine in the surf. Wait until the tide drops or surf

subsides.� Attempt to locate and stay clear of flooders.� Assume the mine contains the most hazardous component

combination for which it is designed.

� Do not disturb or move an armed mine except by remote means froma safe distance.

� Assume all mines contain a self-destruct capability.� Use nonmagnetic tools and equipment to gain access to an unknown

mine buried no land.� Assume an unknown mine is fitted with antirecovery devices.� Consider all mines adrift on the surface to be armed and functional.

EOD CONSIDERATIONSCONTACT MINES:� Chemical horn, cocked striker and sea water battery firing systems

have an indefinite firing life.� Chemical horn mine may remain functional even if the case is flooded.� Avoid all lines and cables attached to the mine as they may be snag

lines or function as galvanic antennas.� Move a beached/sunken mine remotely. Mine movement can function

a chemical or switch horn or whisker, or actuate an inertial firingdevice.

� Do not move any protruding object on a mine until its function hasbeen positively identified.

� Do not put tension on a baseplate mooring spindle.� Do not tamper with switches on a baseplate.� Do not lift or move a mine by the mooring cable or place a strain on

the cable unless it is determined such action will not close an internalmooring switch.

NAVAL MINES FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY

EOD CONSIDERATIONS - ContinuedINFLUENCE MINES:� Approach bottom mines from the nose end within a 45 to 90 degree

angle of either side of the nose.� Consider all influence mines of recent development to use

magnetometers as the magnetic sensor� Maintain influence precautions until the mine is determined to be

unarmed, neutralized, or rendered safe.� Keep all craft, other than the diving platform, at least 600 feet from the

mine.� Do not chip or scrape marine growth or rust from an armed influence

mine.

CONTROLLED MINES� If possible, determine the mine control point and ensure the actuation

means is safed.� Consider the possibility that more than one mine may be controlled

from a single point, and that a single mine may have more than onecontrol point.

Reference 60A-1-1-37


Ordnance used with:Q-34-2-1

EGYPTIAN NAVAL MINES, MOORED, CONTACT, SHALLOW WATER

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U.S.S.R. NAVAL MINE, CONTACT MYAM, (IRAQI AL MARA) (IRANIAN SADAF-01)

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IRAQI NAVAL MINE, MOORED/DRIFTING, CONTACT, AL-MUTHENA/35

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U.S.S.R. NAVAL MINE, BOTTOM, ACOUSTIC-INFLUENCE, UDM

FUZE: RINMARF

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U.S.S.R. NAVAL MINE, MOORED, CONTACT, MKBaaaa


U.S.S.R. NAVAL MINE, MOORED, CONTACT, MKB-3aaaa

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ITALIAN NAVAL MINE, BOTTOM, INFLUENCE, MANTAaaaa

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FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY SCATTERABLE


INTRODUCTION:� From the very small, simple, cheap devices to the large, highly

complex and expensive ‘smart’ munitions.� Delivered by missiles, rockets, projectiles, and mortars.� Fillers include HE, pyrotechnics, illuminants, and chaff.� Dispensed by nose ejection, rear ejection, or case rupture.� Stabilization includes fins, a streamer, or parachute.� Most incorporate a separate arming mechanism.� Targets include personnel, equipment, machinery, and area-denial.� Most function upon impact but some are victim-operated or contain

delays.

SAFETY:� May Incorporate stab-sensitive or all-ways acting fuze(2).� All-ways acting fuze mechanisms can behave like an anti-disturbance

device.� Large numbers at a contaminated site complicates a clearance

operation.� Often found above ground in vegetation or manmade structures.� Dispensers contain hazardous components such as ejection charges

and linear cutting charges.� Presence is indicated by empty containers and packaging.� Armed bomblets prone to failure if impact angle too great or fall broken

by vegetation or soft ground.� May fail to arm if drop height is insufficient.� Presence of an unexploded scatterable may indicate others are

present.

EOD CONSIDERATIONSCHUTE-STABILIZED:� May not arm if release altitude too low.� Partially impacted fuzes may be in a highly sensitive state.

DPICM:� Subject to a high failure rate.� If armed, munition is highly sensitive to pressure on the fuze.� They often become tangled in vegetation and structures.

FIN-STABILIZED (HEAT):� May penetrate soft ground and be buried due to high sectional

density.� Partially impacted fuzes may be highly sensitive especially

piezoelectric types.

FIN-STABILISED (FRAGMENTATION):� Thick-walled varieties can produce heavy fragments, lethal at

substantial ranges.

SPIN-ARMED:� Due to failure in the fully armed condition due to insufficient impact

energy.� Armed with all-ways acting fuzes sensitive to movement.� Despite external corrosion, fuze mechanisms and detonators may be

fully operational after many years.



Ordnance used with:T-9-2-5

ITALIAN LANDMINES, APERS, SB-33aaaa


IRAQI GRENADE, DUAL-PURPOSE, MODEL UNKNOWNaaaa

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U.S. BOMB UNIT, APERS, HEAT, BLU-77/B

DISPENSERS: US: MK 7 MOD 2DISPENSERS: US: MK 7 MOD 3DISPENSERS: US: MK 7 MOD 4DISPENSERS: US: MK 7 MOD 6

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CHILEAN BOMB, AV/AT, PM-1

DISPENSER: CB-250-K

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CHILEAN BOMB, HEAT, PM-2aaaa


U.S. BOMB, HEAT/FRAG, MK 118 MODS 0 & 1

DISPENSERS: CBU SYSTEMSDISPENSERS: MK 7 MODS 2, 3, 4, 6

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U.S. BOMB, HEAT/FRAG, VECP MODIFIED

DISPENSERS: CBU SYSTEMSDISPENSERS: MK 7 MODS 2, 3, 4, 6

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U.S. BOMB UNITS, LIVE, FRAG/HEAT, BLU-97/B, BLU-97A/B, AND BLU-97B/B; BOMB UNITS, TRAINING, BLU-97(T-1)/B, BLU-97(T-1)A/B, BLU-97(T-2)/B, AND BLU-97(T-3)/B; AND BOMB

DISPENSER: SUU-65/BGUIDED MISSILE: AGM-154/AGUIDED MISSILES: RGM-109C-1, -3, -4GUIDED MISSILES: RGM-109D-3, -31, -4, -41GUIDED MISSILES: UGM-109C-1, -2GUIDED MISSILES: UGM-109D-3, -31, -4, -41

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CHILEAN BOMBLET, AREA DENIAL, FRAG, INCENDIARY, PM-3aaaa


U.S. BOMB UNITS, BLU-63/B, BLU-63A/B, BLU-86/B AND BLU-86A/B; AND BOMB UNITS, TRAINING, BLU-63(T-1)/B; AND BLT(T-1)/B

DISPENSERS: SUU-30H/BDISPENSERS: SUU-51B/B (BLU-63/B ONLY)DISPENSERS: SUU-54A/B; GUIDED BOMB SYSTEM: GBU-2A/BMISSILE: MGM-52C

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ITALIAN LANDMINES, APERS, VS-50AR; AND TRAINING


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U.S. BOMB UNIT, FRAG, BLU-61A/B

DISPENSERS: SUU-30B/B, 30H/B

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U.K. LANDMINE, AREA DENIAL, HB876aaaa


YUGOSLAV MINE, ANTITANK, YU-S-AT (MULTIPLE COUNTRY DEVELOPED MINE, AT, KTRM)

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U.S. LANDMINE, APERS, BLU-92/B (GATOR)

DISPENSERS: SUU-58/BDISPENSERS: SUU-64/B

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U.S. LANDMINE, AT/AV, BLU-91/B (GATOR)

DISPENSER: SUU-58/BDISPENSER: SUU-64/B

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SOUTH AFRICAN BOMB, 6.20-KG, APERS, ALPHA

BOMB: SF: CLUSTER, 450-KG, CB470

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U.K. BOMB RUNWAY PENETRATOR, 26-KG, NO. 1 MK 1 (SG-357)

DISPENSER, NO. 1 MK 1

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ITALIAN LANDMINE, AT, MODEL VS 1.6

ITALIAN ANTILIFT DEVICE, VS-AR4

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ITALIAN LANDMINES, AT, VS-2.2 TYPE 1


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U.S. BOMB UNITS, FAE, BLU-73/B (OBSOLETE) AND BLU-73A/B

DISPENSERS: SUU-49/B, 49A/B

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FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY SUSPECTED ORDNANCE


Below is a list of items suspected to be in Iraq. If you encounterthese items, or any others, please notify the NAVEODTECHDIV so we can update our information. Contact information is providedon the inside front cover of this book.

BombsU.S. BOMB UNIT, GUIDED, GBU-24D/B (See Message)U.S. BOMB UNIT, GUIDED, GBU-36/BU.S. BOMB UNIT, GUIDED, GBU-37/BU.S. BOMB UNITS, GUIDED, GBU-10G/B H/B, & J/BU.S. BOMB UNITS, GUIDED, GBU-31(V)1/B AND

GBU-31(V)2/B (JDAM)U.S. BOMB UNITS, GUIDED, GBU-31(V)3/B AND

GBU-31(V)4/B (JDAM)U.S.S.R. BOMB, INCENDIARY, ZB 500 GD

ProjectilesAUSTRIAN PROJECTILE FUZE, PD, T37A1B1BULGARIAN PROJECTILE, 73-MM, HE-FRAG, OG-9BCHINESE PROJECTILE FUZE, PD, MP-1BGERMAN (FEDERAL REPUBLIC) PROJECTILE FUZE, PD,

MODEL DM 51GERMAN (FEDERAL REPUBLIC) PROJECTILE FUZE, PD, SQ,

DM241GERMAN (FEDERAL REPUBLIC) PROJECTILE FUZES, PD,

AZDM 151 & AZDM 211NETHERLANDS PROJECTILE FUZE, PD, M557C1U.S. PROJECTILE FUZE, PD, M507U.S. PROJECTILE FUZE, PD, M521U.S. PROJECTILE FUZE, PD, M557U.S. PROJECTILE FUZE, PD, M557, WITH BOOSTERU.S. PROJECTILE FUZE, PD, M572

U.S. PROJECTILE FUZE, PD, M720U.S. PROJECTILE FUZES, PD, M48, M48A1, M48A2, M48A3U.S. PROJECTILE FUZES, PD, M51 MOD 1, M51A4 MOD 3 ,

M51A5 MOD 3U.S. PROJECTILE FUZES, PD, M51, M51A1, M51 MOD 1,

M51A2, M51A3, M51A4, M51A4 MOD 3, M51A5, & M51A5MOD 3

U.S. PROJECTILE FUZES, PD, M535U.S. PROJECTILE, 155-MM, HE, M107U.S.S.R. CARTRIDGE, 82-MM, HE, MORTAR, UO-832 DUU.S.S.R. CARTRIDGE, 82-MM, HE, MORTAR, UO-832DU.S.S.R. PROJECTILE FUZE, BD, MD-8U.S.S.R. PROJECTILE FUZE, MT, T-90U.S.S.R. PROJECTILE FUZE, MT, TM-16LU.S.S.R. PROJECTILE FUZE, MT, VM-30U.S.S.R. PROJECTILE FUZE, MT, VM-30LU.S.S.R. PROJECTILE FUZE, MT, VM-60U.S.S.R. PROJECTILE FUZE, MTSQ, V-90U.S.S.R. PROJECTILE FUZE, NOSE, (TSQ), T-1U.S.S.R. PROJECTILE FUZE, PD, GO-2 (U)U.S.S.R. PROJECTILE FUZE, PD, M-6U.S.S.R. PROJECTILE FUZE, PD, OR PIBD, GK-1U.S.S.R. PROJECTILE FUZE, PD, OR PIBD, GK-2U.S.S.R. PROJECTILE FUZE, PD, RG-6U.S.S.R. PROJECTILE FUZE, PD, RGMU.S.S.R. PROJECTILE FUZE, PD, RGM-6U.S.S.R. PROJECTILE FUZE, PDSD, MGZ-57U.S.S.R. PROJECTILE FUZE, PIBD, GPV-2U.S.S.R. PROJECTILE FUZES, BD, MODELS DBR AND DBR-2U.S.S.R. PROJECTILE FUZES, PD, M12 & V-22U.S.S.R. PROJECTILE, 100-MM, HE, OF-32U.S.S.R. PROJECTILE, 100-MM, HEAT-FS-T, BK-3

SUSPECTED ORDNANCE FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY


Projectiles - ContinuedU.S.S.R. PROJECTILE, 120-MM, HE, MORTAR, MODEL

OF-843BU.S.S.R. PROJECTILE, 120-MM, MORTAR, HE-FRAG, MODEL

OF-843AU.S.S.R. PROJECTILE, 122-MM, APHE-T, BR-471U.S.S.R. PROJECTILE, 122-MM, HEAT, SPIN-STABILIZED,

MODEL BP-463U.S.S.R. PROJECTILE, 122-MM, HEAT-FS, BK-6MU.S.S.R. PROJECTILE, 130 MM, ILLUM, MODEL SP-46U.S.S.R. PROJECTILE, 160-MM, MORTAR, HE, MODEL F-852U.S.S.R. PROJECTILE, 160-MM, MORTAR, HE, MODEL F-853AU.S.S.R. PROJECTILE, 160-MM, MORTAR, HE, MODEL F-853UU.S.S.R. PROJECTILE, 82-MM, FRAG, RECOILLESS-RIFLE,

MODEL 0-881AU.S.S.R. PROJECTILE, 82-MM, ILLUM, MODEL S-832SU.S.S.R. PROJECTILE, 82-MM, MORTAR, FRAG, MODEL

0-832-DUU.S.S.R. PROJECTILE, 82-MM, MORTAR, FRAG, MODEL

0-832DYUGOSLAV PROJECTILE, 60MM, ILLUMINATING, MORTAR,

M-67 (M67)

GrenadesBULGARIAN FUZE, PD, MODEL 0-4MBULGARIAN GRENADE, 40-MM, HE, MODEL OG-7VU.S.S.R. GRENADE, HAND, FRAG, RGNU.S.S.R. GRENADE, HAND, FRAG, RGOU.S.S.R. GRENADE, HAND, HEAT, RKG-3EMYUGOSLAV GRENADES, RIFLE, HEAT, M60; AND PRACTICE,

M68

RocketsU.S.S.R. ROCKET, 122-MM, HE-FRAG, FIN- & SPIN-

STABILIZED, 9M22M (6-FOOT)

Documents

Firearms - Catalog - Iraq Purple Book - Operational Support Guide for Joint Service EOD for Iraq Area of Operations-200