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S-Minenzünder 35
Fuze
The S-Minenzünder 35 (S.Mi.Z. 35) is a World War Two (WW2)-era, German, pressure-actuated, mechanical mine fuze. The...
Zugzünder 35
Fuze
The Zugzünder 35 (Z.Z. 35) is a World War Two (WW2)-era, German, pull-type, mechanical mine fuze, also referred to as a...
Zugund-Zerschneidezünder 35
Fuze
The Zugund-Zerschneidezünder 35 (Z.u.Z.Z. 35) is a World War Two (WW2)-era, German, pull and tension-release, mechanical...
M58 (Base-Detonating Fuze)
Fuze
The M58 was a non-boresafe, non-delay, base-detonating (BD) fuze, which was used with the M63 base-fuzed 37 mm high expl...
No. 161 Mk. 3/1 (Fuze)
Fuze
The No. 161 Mk. 3/1 (Number 162 Mark 3/1) is a British, direct-action (D.A.), percussion, mortar bomb nose fuze The N...
No. 162 Mk. 2/1 (Fuze)
Fuze
The No. 162 Mk. 2/1 (Number 162 Mark 2/1) is a direct-action (D.A.), percussion, mortar bomb nose fuze, its original cou...
M56 (Nose Fuze)
Fuze
The M56 is a super-sensitive, spin-armed, non-delay, nose fuze that is used with 37 mm high explosive (HE) cannon projec...
M58 Practice (Base-Initiating Fuze)
Fuze
The M58 practice is a non-delay base-initiating fuze that is used with the M63 Mod 1 base-fuzed 37 mm low-explosive prac...
M38 (Base-Initiating Fuze)
Fuze
The M38 was a non-boresafe, non-delay, base-initiating fuze that is a modified version of the M38A1 base detonating fuze...
M38 (Base-Detonating Fuze)
Fuze
The M38 was a limited standard, non-boresafe, non-delay, base-detonating (BD) fuze, which was used with the projectile o...
M38A1 (Base-Detonating Fuze)
Fuze
The M38A1 was a non-boresafe, non-delay, base-detonating (BD) fuze, which was used with 37 mm Mk. II high explosive (HE)...
Mk. IV (Base-Detonating Fuze)
Fuze
The Mk. IV was a non-boresafe, non-delay, base-detonating (BD) fuze, which was used with the projectile of the 37 mm Mk....
Mk. I (Base-Initiating Fuze)
Fuze
The Mk. I was a non-boresafe, non-delay, percussion (initiating) fuze, which was used with the projectile of the 37 mm M...
M74 Practice (Point-Initiating Fuze)
Fuze
The M74 is a non-delay, point-initiating (percussion) nose fuze, which used a set-back released and spin-armed Semple-ty...
Mk. XIV (Nose-Impact Fuze)
Fuze
The Mk. XIV was small, pre-WW2, US Army, mechanical, wind vane-armed, nose impact fuze. The Mk. XIV is known to have...
M52 Fuze Series
Fuze
The M52 were a series of US point-detonating superquick (PDSQ) fuzes, which were used with 60 and 81 mm high explosive,...
M53 Fuze Series
Fuze
The M53 are a series US point-initiating delay nose fuzes, which were used with M56 series of 81 mm high-capacity high e...
AL PR M 59
Fuze
The AL PR M 59 is a pressure-actuated fuze used with the French Mi AP ID 51 AP blast mine. The fuze contains a spring-lo...
M6 Series Combination Mine Fuzes
Fuze
The M6 are a series of combination-type fuze that is used to initiate the US M2 Series of anti-personnel bounding fragme...
AN-MK 219 (Nose-Impact Fuze)
Fuze
The AN-MK 219 was WW2-era, US Navy (USN) mechanical, wind vane-armed, nose impact fuze. At least four modifications (...
M1 (Nose-Impact Fuze)
Fuze
The M1 was WW2-era, United States Army (US Army) developed mechanical, munition release-armed, inertial-based, nose impa...
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Bomb 14 Booby Trap 0 Cannon Ammunition 26 Demolition Stores 0 Dispenser 0Found in country
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