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Is it a ELAZ 25B or a ELAZ 50B

Paul
I think my bad drawing will help also ive taken side shots of heads,
i knew it was right to drop out of technical drawing at college.
 

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Thanks for all the replelys and butterfly thanks for thst document, I am suprised to see that my fuze is excatly the same as in your document. later this week I will try to disasmble it and post some more pics.
 
Hi BLU,
I just checked General Marquardt's writings. He says that a few hundred of this type of mislabled fuzes were thrown, to mislead british EOD, who adjusted their attacks according to the marking on the fuze head. Apparently new attack methods in England were very fast known in Germany. He also says that this fuze, the ElAZ(50)B was developed under the name fuze (60).
Regards,
Bellifortis.
 
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