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124 or 125 drill fuze

SG500

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Please would someone provide some further information about this fuze.
The info below is taken from the fuze listings on this site.
It seems odd how late this fuze is keeping in mind the 124 was obsolete in 1930 and the 125 was "A non issued design cancelled in 1939" and obsolete in 1949
What does "RNADC" stand for?
Thoughts anyone?
Dave.
 

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This is a strange one. None of the RNADs used a monogram incorporating RNAD. Caerwent was actually an RNPF - Royal Navy Propellant Factory. Its monogram was "CT"

TimG
 
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