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Today, 12:56 PMIs there anybody who has the H Dv 481-60 about the munition 8.8. cm KwK 36 in colour and want to share this? Regards, Chris0 replies | 39 view(s) -
Today, 12:19 PMNice find Andy. Cheers Andy1 replies | 37 view(s) -
Today, 12:07 PMHi all and a Happy New Year to all members. I have recently acquired this drill grenade from WW1 made in the style of an early centre cast No 5...1 replies | 37 view(s) -
Today, 12:05 PMEvening all, I was always under the impression that most WW1 period naval submarines were purposely built for battle, however it appears that at...0 replies | 33 view(s) -
Today, 11:52 AMMerci beaucoup but I was referring to where the dispenser and bomblets were LAPed, i.e. at which AAP? Possible candidates are Kansas, Joliet or...2 replies | 71 view(s) -
Today, 11:11 AMIf you don't have access to HWS, the following might help: In the early 1940s the .60 cal anti-tank rifle round was seen by the USAAF as an ideal...4 replies | 109 view(s)
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Today, 10:10 AMCBU-24 is not a dispenser, it's the name of a system "dispenser & payload". In that case, CBU-24 equals dispenser SUU-30/B and payload...2 replies | 71 view(s)
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Today, 09:35 AMIn the books "History of Modern U.S. Military Small Arms Ammunition" from Hackley, F., W.H. Woodin and E.L. Scranton, short HWS, the history of the...4 replies | 109 view(s) -
Today, 09:27 AMI was not able to find this on the forum although I had used the recommended search parameters. Could someone please provide pictures of the...2 replies | 71 view(s)
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Today, 09:25 AMDelta Sierra started a thread Information Request: Pyrene Mfg. Co., Newark, New Jersey, U.S.A. in BombsHello, if anybody has information about or any ordnance advertisements by the Pyrene Mfg. Co., Newark, NJ from the 1950s please post or let me...0 replies | 46 view(s)
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Today, 09:19 AMBeautiful pictures and reference material. I'm more of a 1950s to 80s guy but any archive material is always very exciting.8 replies | 1003 view(s)
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Yesterday, 11:33 PMThank you. Can you supply any information/ history on this cartridge?4 replies | 109 view(s)
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Yesterday, 11:15 PMThis is a ".60/.50 XPL Vulcan TE 51" aka ".60/.50 XPL FA FAT 22".4 replies | 109 view(s)
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Yesterday, 10:49 PMIt's dated 1941, thus it has to be Mk II, we didn't start using Arabic numerals until late 1944. Alpini's explanation is more than likely the case...2 replies | 101 view(s)
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Yesterday, 10:13 PMIf this was .60 cal. I could identify it. The projectile is .509” dia.- .50 cal. I assume. Any information appreciated. It is pictured with a few .50...4 replies | 109 view(s)
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Yesterday, 09:55 PMSecond one looks like a blunt nose US 37mm TP M51(?) (I forget the designation). Obviously the "fuse" is a homemade add on of sorts.11 replies | 623 view(s)
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Yesterday, 09:16 PMThese are still fairly common and can often be found at militaria fairs. Hopefully they will be able to re-start sometime this year.5 replies | 244 view(s) -
Yesterday, 08:20 PMOr were they just missing roman "I" letters and replaced them by "1"?2 replies | 101 view(s)
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Yesterday, 07:18 PMHi I wonder how many marks are there for the no. 35 aircraft flare fuze. AP1661E (1945) describes the first 4. I found a picture here :...2 replies | 101 view(s)
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Yesterday, 06:22 PMQuite unusual head stamp the AWD (Dresden) against the AWS (Spandau). Nice.5 replies | 244 view(s)
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Yesterday, 06:18 PMHello and thanks to all for your reply's. I have found the US Navy projectiles and fuzes data, but radius and angle information is yet to be found, I...4 replies | 219 view(s)
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Yesterday, 05:12 PMPretty interesting! I got excited when I saw them mention the, IAA, thinking one of its members was the one who, ID'd the grenade. Instead the,...1 replies | 168 view(s)
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Yesterday, 04:52 PMthat is the one I think thank you8 replies | 1924 view(s)
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Yesterday, 02:06 PMHere are a little bit more information. :tinysmile_twink_t2:8 replies | 1924 view(s)
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