2W051B Vol. 2 URE Questions
Raw materials must be cheap
Raw materials must be nonhygroscopic
Raw materials must be common to America
Raw materials must be vital to the war effort
Pressure.
Energy.
Vapors.
Heat.
3,200 and 25,000 feet per second.
3,200 and 28,000 feet per second.
3,200 and 31,000 feet per second.
3,200 and 32,000 feet per second.
Detonation.
Disposition.
Deflagration.
Decomposition.
Deflagration and spontaneous ignition.
Spontaneous ignition, heat, and light.
Heat, light, gases, and pressure.
Volatility and deflagration.
By the size of the primer.
According to their location.
By the way they are initiated.
According to their functioning
Decrease standoff distance.
Increase standoff distance.
Decrease explosive charge.
Increase explosive charge.
Bring down walls and collapse roofs.
No practical application in the munitions field.
Ignite rocket motors equipped with electric squibs.
To produce an explosive penetration of a solid object.
Light.
Altitude.
Humidity.
Chemical composition
Fire and flash.
Heat and flash.
Smoke and heat.
Light and smoke.
Noise only.
Flare and noise.
Smoke and flare.
Smoke and noise.
Electric igniter.
Percussion primer.
Electric stab firing pin
Nonelectric stab firing pin.
50,000 candlepower.
100,000 candlepower.
1,000,000 candlepower.
2,000,000 candlepower.
Flash, smoke, and a whistling sound.
Flash, illumination, and a whistling sound.
Flash, illumination, and an explosive sound.
Smoke, illumination, and an explosive sound
Caliber .38.
Caliber .50.
5.56 millimeter.
7.62 millimeter.
10.
12.
28.
410.
Ejection of the primer.
The wad can cause injury
There is no significant hazard.
Fragmentation of the projectile.
Cartridge case, primer, bullet, and propellant.
Cartridge case, primer, bullet, and detonator.
Cartridge case, shot pellets, and propellant.
Cartridge case, propellant, and tracer.
Combat, practice, and training.
Dummy, training, and service.
Service, practice, and training.
Chemical, practice, and service.
Composition B.
Composition C.
Black powder.
Cyclonite (RDX).
Inert powder.
Black powder.
Composition B.
White phosphorus.
Chloroacetophenone.
Hexachloroethane
White phosphorus.
Composition B.
M14.
M18A1
M27A1
M28A1.
50 meters.
100 meters.
250 meters.
300 meters.
5 to 10 pounds.
10 to 15 pounds.
20 to 30 pounds.
20 to 35 pounds.
Short.
Light.
Heavy.
Medium.
Red.
Green.
Purple.
Orange.
M60 Igniter.
Firing Wire.
Galvanometer.
Blasting machine.
Ammonia.
Black powder.
Composition C–4.
Nitroglycerin.
Electrical.
Hydraulic.
Proximity.
Inertia.
Nose.
Tail.
Nose and tail.
Between the lugs.
Battery-firing device.
Arming lanyard assembly.
Electric charging assembly.
Electronically timed sensor.
Seal wires.
Cotter pins.
Safety blocks.
“Detonator safe” feature.
Changing the delay element.
By rotating the timing lock.
By adjusting the calibrated dial.
The firing delay time is fixed and cannot be changed.
T44.
T45.
T46.
FZU–2/B.
Either the nose or the tail.
The nose fuze well.
The tail fuze well.
Between the lugs.
Laser-guided bomb series.
BLU–109/B-series guided bombs.
MK80- and M-series general-purpose bombs with conical fins.
MK80-series general-purpose bombs with an air inflatable retarder.
Bungee cord.
Battery-firing device.
Linear-shaped charge.
Target-detecting device.
You see only the green background through the window.
The safety pin is removed and the release shaft is extended.
The safety pin is removed and the release shaft is detracted.
You see a white “S” on a green background through the window.
“LOW-DRAG ARM TIME” knob set to the “X” position.
“HIGH-DRAG ARM TIME” knob set to the “X” position.
“LOW-DRAG ARM TIME” knob set to other than the “X” position.
“HIGH-DRAG ARM TIME” knob set to other than the “X” position.
FZU–39/B sensor.
FZU–48/B initiator.
Battery-firing device.
MK32 Mod 1 arming device.
FZU–39/B sensor.
FZU–48/B initiator.
FZU–55 series fuze initiator.
FZU–32 series fuze initiator.
Nose.
Tail.
Nose and tail.
Between the lugs.
FZU–39/B.
FMU–56/B.
FMU–110/B.
FMU–124/B.
Hour of flight.
Hour of function.
Height of function.
Height of fragmentation.
FZU–39/B.
FMU–56/B.
FMU–110/B.
FMU–113/B.
Fuze adapter.
Bomb adapter.
Adapter booster.
Adapter burster.
BSU–50/B.
BSU–49/B.
BSU–93/B.
MAU–103.
BSU–49/B.
BSU–50/B.
BSU–92.
BSU–93/B.
BLU–113.
BLU–118.
BLU–122.
BLU–126.
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