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Fusse2004

Fusse2004

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Hello to all! I have a bomb fuze with special. Auction. increased! It should be a fuze for napalm bombs! Who can say something to me about this fuze: in what for is it inserted to a bomb? does someone have a design of it? Does the fuze come from France? the safety device sign is on French held.Are grateful for each info. Harry
 

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Hi Fusse


I can't read : what is write after "DISPOSITIF D'ENTRAINEMENT" ? T48E1 ?

Thanks
 
HI

Yes, I can read french language... since I was 6 years old I think (but to speak english, it' more difficult, as you can read !) ;-)


I want know what is typed after the words "DISPOSITIF D'ENTRAINEMENT". I guess T48E1 or T48E2, or T46E1... but not sure...
 
The only stuff i can find on the net with those numbers relates to test rocket motor part T48E1 for the Hercules/Nike missile??
thats all i could find.

anyone else
 
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Hello

Ok, it will be more easy with the designation.

Unfortunatly, I don't have any datasheet or document about this fuze, but in Petaf's site, we can see the T46E1 as an armament device.

http://www.petaf.fr/Petafs/technique/4.htm (bomb AN-M64)

Next week, I'll ask to a colleague if he has got more informations.
 
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