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AN-MK 230
The AN-MK 230 is a US World War 2-era hydrostatic (water pressure) tail fuze for use in anti-submarine warfare munitions (bombs and depth charges). There many different models (MOD) of the fuze, though three are common, the MOD 4, MOD 5, and the MOD 6. The fuzes are known to have been used with: the 325 lb AN-MK 53 MOD 1 and MK 53 depth charges; 350 lb AN-MK 54 MOD 1 depth charge: 350 lb MK 54 depth charge; 500 lb AN-M64A1 general purpose (...
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