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Diagrams showing British No 106E Mk 4 Direct Action percussion fuze introduced in the middle of World War 1 and used with HE and Smoke, showing the safety & arming sequence.


NOTE : "On graze" should read "On impact". This was a direct action impact fuze, not a graze fuze.
Datum circa. 1930s
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War Office Handbook.


Originally uploaded to EN Wikipedia as en:File:Fze Perc No 106E Mk 4.jpg by en:User:Nfe 16 January 2010.
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