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Fuze ?? Id Please

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Can anyone provide a positive ID on this unknown fuze ? spotted on one of the displays at Beltring.The only visible/remaining marking is a small stamp on the brass ring "28E"
thanks in advance
Spotter
 

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Hi Spotter,

I should say on first view an AN-M104 (previous for (US) bomb Frag 23 lb) .

Yoda
 
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Here a technical drawing of Mr BELOT Henry, a french EOD technician.

Yoda
 

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brilliant ,ill pass this info on,,many thanks for the quick id and info
regards
allan
 
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