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Army Munitions Emergency Destruction of Conventional AmmunitionEmergency Destruction of Conventional AmmunitionSubcourse OverviewTable of ContentsOverviewEmergency DestructionPriorities for DestructionSafetyDestruction By BurningFigure 2. Placing propelling charges around a pallet of ammunitionFigure 3. Pouring fuel on pallets of ammunitionFigure 4. Gasoline and diesel fuel mixed and primed with detonating cordFigure 6. Nonelectric ignition trainDestruction by DetonationFigure 8. TNT block demolition chargesFigure 11. M37 demolition charge assemblyFigure 12. M183 demolition charge assemblyForeign Military ExplosivesFigure 15. Tools and equipment for assembling an electric firing systemFigure 17. Testing for shorts using the blasting galvanometerFigure 20. Testing for continuity using the M51 blasting cap test setFigure 22. Splicing the electric blasting cap to the firing wire using the Western Union pigtail spliceFigure 23. Connecting series circuitFigure 25. Priming a charge using a blasting cap without a priming adapterConnect Blasting Machine to Firing CircuitFigure 28. Nonelectric explosive initiating demolition equipment setFigure 29. Time blasting fuseFigure 32. Timing the burning rate of the time blasting fuseFigure 34. Placing a blasting cap over time fuseFigure 36. Completing the crimpFigure 38. Nonelectric priming without priming adapterFigure 40. Reinforced Pliofilm-wrapped detonatingRing MainFigure 43. Splice using the M1 detonating cord clipFigure 46. Branch line connection using the M1 detonating cord clipFigure 49. Detonating cord priming of plastic explosivesFigure 50. Detonating cord priming of demolition blocksFigure 51. M8 blasting cap holderFigure 53. Placement and priming of an M10 universal destructorFigure 56. Attaching a blasting cap to the detonating cord system using tapeFigure 57. Area layout of a typical ASPFigure 58. Area layout of a typical ASP showing type of destructionFigure 59. ASP 109 dual primed for EDStanding Operating Procedure Demolition Equipment and ExplosivesED TeamsPractice LessonPractice Lesson cont'dAnswer Key and FeedbackBlank page
Army Munitions
Emergency Destruction of Conventional AmmunitionEmergency Destruction of Conventional AmmunitionSubcourse OverviewTable of ContentsOverviewEmergency DestructionPriorities for DestructionSafetyDestruction By BurningFigure 2. Placing propelling charges around a pallet of ammunitionFigure 3. Pouring fuel on pallets of ammunitionFigure 4. Gasoline and diesel fuel mixed and primed with detonating cordFigure 6. Nonelectric ignition trainDestruction by DetonationFigure 8. TNT block demolition chargesFigure 11. M37 demolition charge assemblyFigure 12. M183 demolition charge assemblyForeign Military ExplosivesFigure 15. Tools and equipment for assembling an electric firing systemFigure 17. Testing for shorts using the blasting galvanometerFigure 20. Testing for continuity using the M51 blasting cap test setFigure 22. Splicing the electric blasting cap to the firing wire using the Western Union pigtail spliceFigure 23. Connecting series circuitFigure 25. Priming a charge using a blasting cap without a priming adapterConnect Blasting Machine to Firing CircuitFigure 28. Nonelectric explosive initiating demolition equipment setFigure 29. Time blasting fuseFigure 32. Timing the burning rate of the time blasting fuseFigure 34. Placing a blasting cap over time fuseFigure 36. Completing the crimpFigure 38. Nonelectric priming without priming adapterFigure 40. Reinforced Pliofilm-wrapped detonatingRing MainFigure 43. Splice using the M1 detonating cord clipFigure 46. Branch line connection using the M1 detonating cord clipFigure 49. Detonating cord priming of plastic explosivesFigure 50. Detonating cord priming of demolition blocksFigure 51. M8 blasting cap holderFigure 53. Placement and priming of an M10 universal destructorFigure 56. Attaching a blasting cap to the detonating cord system using tapeFigure 57. Area layout of a typical ASPFigure 58. Area layout of a typical ASP showing type of destructionFigure 59. ASP 109 dual primed for EDStanding Operating Procedure Demolition Equipment and ExplosivesED TeamsPractice LessonPractice Lesson cont'dAnswer Key and FeedbackBlank page
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