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M26 (Defensive Hand Grenade)
The US-developed M26 is a high explosive (HE) controlled-fragmentation, defensive hand grenade, which is fitted with a mechanically-fired pyrotechnically-delayed time fuze. Overview Development of the then T38 hand grenade is thought to have started after World War Two. The M26 (T38E1) grenade is thought to have been type classified standard in 1952, and first used in combat during 1953 as part of the Korean War. Several nations, which i...
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