Artillery Ammunition and Shell Mechanisms Explained
A historical overview describes artillery components. It details shells, fuzes, and primers, explaining fixed and separate ammunition, shell construction with driving bands and rifling, and the differences between high explosive and shrapnel shells. It also covers cartridges, propellants, and the manufacturing processes behind British and German ordnance.
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Hay
Thom Vonte
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