Notes on German fuzes and typical French and Belgian fuzes

Designation.—
196
FRENCH
FUZES,
Fig. 1 Fusee de 24/81, Module 1899.
Fig. 2 Fusee de 24/31, Modele 1899-1908.
Fig. 3 Fusee Ide 24/31, Modele 1914*
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Used with.
Allthree fuzes are used with:—
155 mm. gun ... ... ~| with Oaines-relais, Modele
120 mm. gun ... ... J 1915."
... ..."i
95 mm. field gun, 1888 Iwith Gaine-relais, Modele
120 mm. gun "
90 mm. field gun, 1877 f 1897-1914."
80 mm. field gun, 1877 J"
75 mm. field gun (with '• Dtionateur, Modele 1888").
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Nature. Percussion.
Graduations.— Nil.
Material.—Brass.
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.Remarks. The designation Fusee de 24/31 is derived from
the dimensions, vide Fig. 3.
The following manufacturers' marks may be found on these
and similar fuzes.
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ECP Ecole Centrale de Pyrotechnic.
ATS =Atelier de Tarbes.
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SFM Societe Francaise dcs Munitions de Chasse, de Tir
et de Guerre.
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SC Naval Factory at St. Chamond.
i£i T = Pyrotechnic Maritime de Toulon.
OTO = Soci6t6 de l'Auto-Moto.
The figures "1-00" in Fig. 1indicate the Ist batch manufactured
in1900.
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A similar fuze, viz., Fusee detonateur percutante de 92/31, Modele 1915
(imtantanee)" is used withthe 80, 90, and 120 mm. guns.
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