ID Projected Munition Projectile Flashcards
- What are the 11 types of projected projectiles?
HE, Ejection, Bursting Smoke, Incendiary, Chemical, HEAT, RAP/HERA, HEP, AP/APDS/APFSDS/APCSDS, APHE, Practice
- What are the key ID features for Projected Projectile HE?
Heavy metal one piece construction
Shaped like a bullet
Welded base cover (most US munitions)
Color codes and marking apply.
Rotating Band and or cartridge crimp
- What is the general safeties of projected projectile HE?
HE MOVE FRAG
- What types of fuzing apply to projected projectile HE?
PD, BD, VT, ET, MT, PTTF
- What are the key ID features for projected projectile Ejection?
Bases are pressed on or screwed on
If base is screwed on you have spanner holes
If base is pressed on you will have shear pins and twist pins
- What is the general safeties of projected projectile ejection?
HE MOVE FRAG EJECTION
- What types of fuzing apply to projected projectile ejection?
VT, ET, MT, PTTF
- What are the specific safety for different types of ejection munition?
C/S or C/S2: FIRE CHEM
ILLUM: FIRE
WP and PWP: WP FIRE
- What are the key ID features of projected projectile bursting smoke?
One piece construction
Sea foam green color/Use color codes
May have burster adapter
US projectiles have milled or solid base plate
- What is the general safeties of projected projectile bursting smoke?
HE FRAG MOVE WP FIRE
- What types of fuzing apply to projected projectile bursting smoke?
PD, BD, VT, ET, MT, PTTF
- What are the key ID features for projected projectile chemical?
Use color code (green bands for persistent, non-persistent, binary agents)
May have a filler plug of adapter
- What is general safeties of projected projectile chemical?
HE MOVE FRAG CHEM
- What types of fuzing apply to projected projectile chemical?
PD, BD, VT, ET, MT, PTTF
- What is key ID features of projected projectile HEAT? What types of fuzes can be used?
Break of seam near the major diameter Two dissimilar metals at the break in the major diameter Will have stand off May have spanner holes at the break May have cap housing a PE crystal Can be spin or fin stabilized
BD
PIBD
VT