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1
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Yellow

A

HE

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2
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Brown

A

Low explosive

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3
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Grey

A

Toxic

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4
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Dark red

A

Riot control filler

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5
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Dark green

A

Toxic chemical

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6
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Violet

A

Incapacitating agent

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7
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Black

A

Anti armour

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8
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Silver

A

Countermeasure

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9
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Light green

A

Smoke

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10
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Light red

A

Incendiary

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11
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Blue

A

Prac

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12
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Bronze

A

Dummy ammo

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13
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Chrome

A

Dummy SAA

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14
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Ammo naming designator

A

Basic name
Modifier
Additional
Model number

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15
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Front face

A

Quant
Logistic name
Special feature
Batch / lot

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16
Q

Left face

A 
UN number
Orange HCC label
DG label if req (class 6 & 8)
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17
Q

Right face

A

Mass kg
Volume m cubed
NEQ kg

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18
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Rear face

A

Proper shipping name
Contractors seal
UN packaging detail

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19
Q

Top face

A

Operational or logistic name
Technical restrictive marking
Firing temp limitations
Inspection markings

20
Q

Marking categories

A 
Operational
Practice
Blank
Dummy
Instructional
Experimental
21
Q

Overall body colour

A

Role marking

22
Q

Wide band

A

Role marking

23
Q

Role marking

A

Overall body colour

Wide band

24
Q

Hazard marking

A

Narrow band

25
Q

Narrow band

A

Hazard marking

26
Q

Colour coding does NOT apply to:

A 
Cases or uncased propellant
Experimental ammo
Sporting ammo
Commercial explosives
Display models
Liquid propellant
Components and demolition accessories
27
Q

Why are markings applied to ammo?

A

Provide necessary manufacturing and filling details

Facilitate issue of EO

User can ID nature, type, and function under all conditions

Provide for tpt and storage

Measure of protection against corrosion

28
Q

Methods of ID:

A

Permanent markings

Body colour

Wide bands or discs Identifying primary role

Narrow bands identifying hazard or tactical effect of chemical filling

Non permanent marking

Symbols

ID labels, plates and tags

29
Q

Define a lot

A

A discrete qty if EO or components that are as homogenous as possible and under similar conditions of use, may be expected to give uniform performance

30
Q

Define batch

A

A discrete qty if EO that is assembled from two or more potted components (one of which will be the primary batching component) and under similar conditions of use, may be expected to give uniform performance

31
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CG A

A

Primary explosive loose

32
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CG B

A

Primary explosive with <2 effective protection features

33
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CG C

A

Propellant

34
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CG D

A

Secondary explosive with no initiator and no propellant,
Or
Primary explosive with >2 effective protection features

35
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CG E

A

Secondary explosive with no initiator and with propellant

36
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CG F

A

Secondary explosive with initiator and with or without propellant

37
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CG G

A

Pyrotechnics

38
Q

CG H

A

Explosive substance with WP

39
Q

CG J

A

Explosive substance with flammable liquid / gel

40
Q

CG K

A

Explosive substance with Toxic chemicals

41
Q

CG L

A

Special requirements - isolation

42
Q

CG N

A

Insenetive

43
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CG S

A

Not sensitive due to packaging

44
Q

HCC = hazard classification code

Consists of:

A

HCC = Hazard Division + compatibility group

45
Q

What is a hazard division

A

Hazard that can be expected to occur in the event of a fire or explosion

46
Q

Dangerous Goods

A
  1. Explosives
  2. Gas
  3. Flammable liquid / gel
  4. Flammable solids
  5. Oxidising substances and peroxides
  6. Poisonous and infectious substances (CS)
  7. Radioactive substances
  8. Corrosive (smoke)
  9. Miscellaneous DG

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