Notes on German fuzes and typical French and Belgian fuzes
Notes on German fuzes and typical French and Belgian fuzes
Notes on German fuzes and typical French and Belgian fuzes
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140<br />
Dopp. Z. 98. Brass. Graduated from 3 to 56 in hundreds of<br />
metres. This fuze is illustrated <strong>on</strong> page 141.<br />
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Used with.<br />
(10-5 cm.) light field howitzer '98/'O9 :1898 pattern shrapnel :<br />
maximum range (time fuze), 6,120 yards.<br />
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Dopp. Z. 08. Aclockwork fuze. The housing is of aluminium.<br />
It did not prove a success <strong>and</strong> has <strong>on</strong>ly been found <strong>on</strong> flares<br />
dropped fromaircraft. Itwas intended for use with shrapnel fired<br />
from high velocity guns. This fuze is illustrated <strong>on</strong> page 141.<br />
K.Z. 11.—See. page 132.<br />
H.Z. 05.—See page 135.<br />
(c) Fuzes for Universal Shell.<br />
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