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Hi,
OGRE F1 submunition (anti-personnel, anti-vehicle, 33g HEXOCIRE, self-destruct) dropped by the 155mm shell OGRE F1 (base bleed, 45,200kg, 898mm, contains 63 bomblets, 7x9 ) with MT fuze like M762 or DM52
OGRE stands for "OBUS A GRENADES"
I don't have any drawings of the bomblet.
Regards,
S.
OGRE F1 submunition (anti-personnel, anti-vehicle, 33g HEXOCIRE, self-destruct) dropped by the 155mm shell OGRE F1 (base bleed, 45,200kg, 898mm, contains 63 bomblets, 7x9 ) with MT fuze like M762 or DM52
OGRE stands for "OBUS A GRENADES"
I don't have any drawings of the bomblet.
Regards,
S.
Hello,
Other details here : http://www.bocn.co.uk/vbforum/threads/88140-ID-on-French-submunition?highlight=ogre
and an interesting post about submunitions here : http://www.bocn.co.uk/vbforum/threads/88169-Artillery-projectile-borne-submunitions
Could you give dimensions of your grenade ?
Thank you.
Regards
Other details here : http://www.bocn.co.uk/vbforum/threads/88140-ID-on-French-submunition?highlight=ogre
and an interesting post about submunitions here : http://www.bocn.co.uk/vbforum/threads/88169-Artillery-projectile-borne-submunitions
Could you give dimensions of your grenade ?
Thank you.
Regards
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