Munition records

The S-Minenzünder 44 (S.Mi.Z. 44) is a World War Two (WW2)-era, German, pressure- and pull-actuated, mechanical mine fuz...

The S-Minenzünder 35 (S.Mi.Z. 35) is a World War Two (WW2)-era, German, pressure-actuated, mechanical mine fuze. The...

The Zugzünder 35 (Z.Z. 35) is a World War Two (WW2)-era, German, pull-type, mechanical mine fuze, also referred to as a...

The Zugund-Zerschneidezünder 35 (Z.u.Z.Z. 35) is a World War Two (WW2)-era, German, pull and tension-release, mechanical...

The Elektrische S-Minenzünder 40 (E.S.Mi.Z.40) is a World War Two (WW2)-era, German, pressure-actuated, electromechanica...

The Bd.Z. C/38 (Bodenzünder C/38) is a World War II era German Naval base-mounted delay fuze, which has both direct impa...

The DM56 is a German mine combination fuze, which combines tripwire (pull) and pressure functionality. The DM56 was u...

The DM93A1 is a mechanical time super-quick (MTSQ) fuze used in ejection-type mortar projectiles. The DM93A1 fuze has...

The DM42 a mechanical-time (MT) fuze for smoke and illumination projectiles utilised in the 84 mm Carl Gustav recoilless...

The DM33 is a German 110 mm artillery rocket for the LAR rocket system.

The DM52 is a German artillery projectile electronic time (ET) fuze. The DM52 ET fuze can be set manually or by induc...

The DM93 is a mechanical time super-quick (MTSQ) fuze used in ejection-type mortar projectiles. The DM93 fuze has a m...

Used with ejection-type mortar projectiles.

Used with mortar projectiles, and in smooth or rifled bore weapons.

Used with artillery projectiles.

Used with: Artillery projectiles.

The DM163 is a German mechanical time and super quick (MTSQ) fuze used with dispenser (cargo cluster, etc.) artillery pr...

Hand settable in metres, used with 84-mm Carl Gustav projectiles.

The DM271 is a German graze-sensitive point detonate super quick (PDSD) nose fuze used with 30 mm DEFA projectiles.

The DM93B1 is a mechanical time super-quick (MTSQ) fuze used in ejection-type mortar projectiles. The DM93B1 fuze has...

This is a mechanical, antiwithdrawal fuze intended as a protective device for bomb fuzes, in particular clockwork delay...

This is an aerial burst bomb fuze, with time delays of 12, 41, or 58 seconds. The fuze can be found with a red-painted,...

This is an electrical and chemical long-delay, antiwithdrawl bomb fuze. The body is normally painted gray, while the fu...

This is an antidisturbance bomb fuze that is fully armed between three to five minutes after impact. The fuze functions...

This is an electrically-charged, impact-fired bomb fuze. The designation "El. A. Z." stands for "Elektrischer Aufschl...

This is an electrically-charged, short delay, impact-fired bomb fuze. The designation "El. A. Z." stands for "Elektri...

This is an electrically-charged, impact-fired bomb fuze. The designation "El. A. Z." stands for "Elektrischer Aufschl...

The VP-7M (ВП-7М) is a Soviet-era-developed, Russian Federation, two-part fuzing system, which is comprised of head (nos...

This is an aerial burst bomb fuze, with a delay time of 8 to 40 seconds for the El.Zt.Z. 9, and 4 to 20 seconds for the...

This is an electrically-charged, impact-fired bomb fuze. The designation "El. A. Z." stands for "Elektrischer Aufschl...