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Demolition materials

Demolition materials are used in the same way as mine waste, usually in subbase or base layers after preselection and crushing. Demolition materials may also be used in subbase and base mixtures (Woodside et al. 2011). [Pg.53]

Anon, "Demolition Materials , TM 9-1375-200 (1964), 5 (Demolition explosive train) p 6, Fig 3 (Schematic arrangement... [Pg.1033]

See also Bangalore Torpedoes, Bullets, Bombs, Cartridges, Demolition Materials,... [Pg.387]

Demolition materials 1 A384 see Demolition expls 3D56-D61... [Pg.538]

MC-1 , Dept of the Army Tech Bulletin TB 3 400(1958) 3)Anon, "Bomb, Fire, 750-lb, M116A2 , TB 3 400(1958) 4)PATR 2510 (1958),pp Ger 14-23 5)Anon, "Ammunition Complete Charts , Book III, "Bombs, Pyrotechnics, Grenades, Mines, Cartridge Actuated Devices, Rockets, Rocket Motors, Demolition Material, Miscellaneous Items of Ammunition , PicArsn, Dover, NJ(1961)... [Pg.567]

Refs lpaniel (1902), 185-87 2)Pepin Lehal-leur (1935), 448-53 3)Anon> Explosives and Demolitions , US Dept of the Army Field Manual FM 5-25 (1954) 4)Anon, Demolition Materials , US Dept of the Army Tech Manual 9-1946 (1955), 153-55 and 9-1375-200 (1964), 16, 80, 130 5)Glossary of Ord (1959), 9FR 6) A non, "Care, Handling, Preservation and Destruction of Ammunition , US Dept of the Army Tech Manual TM 9-1300-206 (1964), 177 7)Blas-ters Hdb (1966), 475 (Demolishing bridge piers)... [Pg.478]

Demolition Explosives (Demolition Blocks, Demolition Charges and,Demolition Devices) (See also Demolition Hoses, Demolition Kits and Demolition Snakes). Demolition expls are those used for demolition purposes. They are mostly HE s (such as TNT, PA, Tetryl, FETN, Dynamite, etc), made in the shape of blocks, cartridges, etc. Some LE s, such as compressed wet Guncotton, can also be used. Under the term Demolition Devices, Ohart (Ref 8) described Bangalore Torpedoes (See Vol 2, P 16"R of this Encycl) and various demolition blocks, including shaped charges. In Ref 12a, the same devices are listed as Demolition Materials (qv)... [Pg.478]

Other expls used during WWII for demolition purposes were Dynamites of the types procured as commercial items, such as Straight Dynamites, Ammonia Dynamites, Gelatin Dynamites and Ammonia Gelatin Dynamites 13) Anon, "Demolition Materials , US Dept of the Army Tech Manual TM9-1946(1955) 14) B.T. Fedoroff et al... [Pg.482]

Demolition Materials , US Dept of the Army TechManual TM 9-1946 (1955) 27-118 3) Ibid,... [Pg.484]

X. Demolition Materials consist of explosives and explosive devices designed for demolition purposes or for blasting in connection with military construction... [Pg.384]

See also Bangalore Torpedoes, Bullets, Bombs, Cartridges, Demolition Materials, Depth Charges, Grenades, Guided Missiles, Jatos, Land Mines, Projectiles, Pyrotechnic Devices, Rockets, Sea Mines, Shells and Torpedoes)... [Pg.387]

The standard weapon appeared to be the British Lee-En-field rifle. There were a number of small machine pistols of local manufacture, short-range weapons not very accurate beyond 50 yards. I saw Bren guns (automatic rifles) and a few heavy machine guns. Mines and other demolition material were also homemade and seemed of good quality. Communication equipment included a number of pack sets and walkie-talkies, and radio communication was constant between all major military headquarters. There was some motor transport, but no truck-mounted radio transmitters or power plants. [Pg.29]

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