Munition records

The M739 is a US-developed point detonating (PD) and delay fuze, which is used with spin-stabilised high explosive (HE),...

The M734A1 is a US multi-option mortar fuze, which combines proximity, impact and delayed impact functionality. The M...

The M525 is a point-detonating superquick (PDSQ) fuze used with 60 and 81 mm high explosive, bursting smoke and target p...

The M759 is a US point-detonating base initiating (PIBD), aka 'spit back', nose impact fuze for cannon and later grenade...

The M716 is a mechanical point-detonating superquick (PDSQ) fuze used with 81 mm high explosive and bursting smoke bombs...

The M717 is a mechanical point-detonating superquick (PDSQ) fuze used with 60 mm high explosive and bursting smoke bombs...

The XM719 is a mechanical point-detonating superquick (PDSQ) fuze used with 60 mm bursting smoke bombs. The M719 is b...

The M554, which is similar to the M529, is a mechanical time and superquick (MTSQ) fuze developed for use with M413 (T37...

The M577 is a US-developed, mechanical time and superquick (MTSQ) fuze, which is not fitted with a detonative booster, t...

The M577A1 is a US-developed, mechanical time and superquick (MTSQ) fuze, which is not fitted with a detonative booster,...

The M762 is a US-developed, electronic time (ET) artillery projectile fuze, which features a crush-switch-based point-de...

The M762A1 is a US-developed, electronic time (ET) artillery projectile fuze, which features a crush-switch-based point-...

The M445 remotely-set electronic time (ET) fuze that is screwed into the truncated nose tip area of the warhead section...

The M451 is a remotely-set electronic time (ET) fuze that is screwed into the truncated nose tip area of the warhead sec...

The M447 is a remotely-set electronic time (ET) fuze that is screwed into the truncated nose tip area of the DM702 serie...

The M56 is a super-sensitive, spin-armed, non-delay, nose fuze that is used with 37 mm high explosive (HE) cannon projec...

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...

The M38 was a non-boresafe, non-delay, base-initiating fuze that is a modified version of the M38A1 base detonating fuze...

The M38 was a limited standard, non-boresafe, non-delay, base-detonating (BD) fuze, which was used with the projectile o...

The M38A1 was a non-boresafe, non-delay, base-detonating (BD) fuze, which was used with 37 mm Mk. II high explosive (HE)...

The Mk. IV was a non-boresafe, non-delay, base-detonating (BD) fuze, which was used with the projectile of the 37 mm Mk....

The Mk. I was a non-boresafe, non-delay, percussion (initiating) fuze, which was used with the projectile of the 37 mm M...

The M74 is a non-delay, point-initiating (percussion) nose fuze, which used a set-back released and spin-armed Semple-ty...

The Mk. XIV was small, pre-WW2, US Army, mechanical, wind vane-armed, nose impact fuze. The Mk. XIV is known to have...

The M126 was a World War Two (WW2)-era, US Army (US Army) developed, mechanical, delayed-arming, instantaneous-action, n...

The M104 was a World War Two (WW2)-era, US Army (US Army) developed, mechanical and pyrotechnic, delayed-arming, instant...

The M120 was a World War Two (WW2)-era, US Army (US Army) developed, mechanical, delayed-arming, instantaneous-action, h...

The M170 was a World War Two (WW2)-era, US Army (US Army) developed, mechanical, delayed-arming, instantaneous-action, h...

The M110 was a World War Two (WW2)-era, US Army (US Army) developed, mechanical, delayed-arming, instantaneous-action, n...

The M109 was a World War Two (WW2)-era, US Army (US Army) developed, mechanical and pyrotechnic, delayed-arming, instant...