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| BOMB FUZE DATA |
| Part 2 - ARMY BOMB FUZES |
| BOMB NOSE FUZE AN-M110A1 |
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Characteristics |
| Action - Instantaneous upon impact. |
| Modification - M110 differs from AN-M110A1 in that it requires a longer air travel to arm and has a three-segment safety block instead of a C-shaped safety block. |
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Status - M110 - Obsolete; AN-M110A1 - Service. (To be replaced by Fuze M158.) |
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Restriction on Use - Fuze M110 will not be used from Naval aircraft. See Page 8 for special precautions in the use of Fuze AN-M110A1. |
| Air Travel to Arm - (Approximate) |
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M110 - 2200 ft. |
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AN-M110A1 - 725 ft. |
| Indication of Arming - Safety block (or segments of block) missing. |
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Figure 46. - Outline Drawing of Nose Fuze AN-M110A1 |
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Bombs in Which Used |
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Figure 47. - Nose Fuze AN-M110A1 |
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Weight and Packing |
| Weight of Fuze Fully Loaded - Approximately 1.0 lb. |
| Weight of Booster - 0.6 oz. tetryl. |
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Standard Packing - When not issued with the bomb clusters - four wax-covered paper cartons, each containing twelve fuzes, are packed in a wooden crate measuring 22.9 in. x 10.9 in. x 10.9 in. and weighing 77 lb. gross. |
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