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M1 Pocket Incendiary

jvollenberg

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Has anyone seen this before, or have any documentation on it?

It states it is an M1, but I can't find anything. This is all I have picture wise.

Length: 125-MM
Diameter of 55-MM

Joe
 

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it looks more like a thermite well(or the firefly) as used by the OSS,the pocket incendiary used 2 time pencils that were mounted along the outside edges
 
Yeah … I looked up the OSS items, including the US version "Pocket Incendiary" and none of them look like this. I think the sign with the item is wrong. However looking through all the US manuals I have on incendiary devices, I don't see any made like this.

Joe
 
I put a pdf doc in the download section. It's in the moderation queue.
I hope it shall can help (when edited, look pg 27)


Yoda
 
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