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| GERMAN EXPLOSIVE ORDNANCE - PROJECTILES AND PROJECTILE FUZES |
| CHAPTER 5 |
| GERMAN PROJECTILES |
| HOLLOW CHARGE PROJECTILE FOR 75-MM |
| GERMAN NOMENCLATURE: 7.5-cm Gr. 15/38 Hl/B (f) (See fig. 393.) |
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Belgian Field Gun: 7.5-cm F.K. 234 (b) Model G.P.II. |
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Jugoslav. Field Gun: 7.5-cm F.K. 249 (j) Model 12. |
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French Field Gun: 7.5-cm F.K. 231 (f) Model 1897. |
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French Field Gun: 7.5-cm F.K. 232 (f) Model 1897-1933. |
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German Antitank Gun: 7.5-cm Pak 97/38. |
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German Antitank Gun: 7.5-cm Pak 97/40. |
| PROJECTILE: |
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Caliber: 75 mm. |
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Kind: Shell. |
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Type: Hollow charge. |
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Weight: 10.3 pounds (loaded and fuzed). |
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Color: O.D. |
| CHARGE: |
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Number: 91. |
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Weight: 1 pound. |
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Kind: Cyclonite/wax (95/5) pressed in blocks. |
| BOOSTER: Integral with fuze. |
| FUZE: |
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Nomenclature: A.Z. 38. |
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Type: P.D. |
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Note 1. – This projectile of German manufacture for use in the weapons listed above. |
Figure 393 – Hollow Charge Shell for 75-mm Gun, 7.5-cm Gr. 15/38 Hl/B (f) |
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