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| BOMB FUZE DATA |
| Part 2 - ARMY BOMB FUZES |
| BOMB NOSE FUZE M149 |
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Characteristics |
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Action - Impact, instantaneous or 0.10-sec. delay. (Similar to AN-M103A1 except that booster cap and body threads have been modified to fit Japanese Navy bombs.) |
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Modification - Experimental lots had T54 designation and did not incorporate all safety features found in M148. |
| Status - Service. |
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Restriction on Use - Because of inadequate safety features, fuzes with experimental designation T54 are not to be used by Naval activities. No restrictions on use with fuzes with M148 designation. |
| Air Travel to Arm - (Approximate) |
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510 ft. for delay |
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765 ft. for instantaneous |
| Indication of Arming - Arming discs missing. |
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Figure 87. - Outline Drawing of Nose Fuze M148 |
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Bombs in Which Used |
| Japanese Bombs up to 250 kg. size. |
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Figure 88. - Nose Fuze M148 |
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Weight and Packing |
| Weight of Fuze Fully Loaded - Approximately 3.7 lb. |
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Standard Packing - Nine fuzes, each in a metal container, are packed in a wooden crate having a volume of 1.2 cu. ft. and weighing 50 lb. gross. |