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1. Where do you stand while loading a rocket into a launcher?

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When loading a rocket into a launcher, you can stand on either side of the launcher. This is because the loading process typically involves attaching the rocket to the launcher from the sides, ensuring stability and proper alignment. Standing on either side allows for easier access and maneuverability during the loading process. Additionally, it ensures that you are clear of any potential hazards or obstructions that may be present at the front or rear of the launcher.

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2. How may the electric primer in 20mm ammunition be fired accidentally?

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Static electricity can cause the electric primer in 20mm ammunition to be fired accidentally. When there is a buildup of static electricity, such as through friction or contact with certain materials, it can discharge and create a spark. If this spark comes into contact with the electric primer, it can ignite and cause the ammunition to be fired unintentionally. Therefore, static electricity is a potential cause of accidental firing in 20mm ammunition.

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3. The tendancy of a substance to burn with a rapid and sparkling combustion is called

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Deflagration refers to the tendency of a substance to burn rapidly and sparkle during combustion. It is characterized by a subsonic flame front that propagates through the substance, releasing heat and light. Unlike detonation, which involves a supersonic shockwave, deflagration occurs at a slower rate. Disposition refers to a person's inherent qualities or tendencies, while decomposition refers to the breakdown of a substance into simpler components. Therefore, deflagration is the correct answer in this context.

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4. The main types of fuze action are impact, time and

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Proximity is a type of fuze action that is triggered by the presence or close proximity of a target. This type of fuze is designed to detect the target using sensors such as radar or infrared, and then initiate the explosion when the target is within a certain range. Proximity fuzes are commonly used in anti-aircraft and anti-missile systems, as well as in artillery shells and torpedoes. They provide an effective way to target and destroy moving objects without the need for direct impact or precise timing.

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5. What are the componenets of a typical small-arms cartridge?

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The correct answer is "Cartridge Case, primer, bullet, and propellant." In a typical small-arms cartridge, the cartridge case holds all the other components together and provides a seal to prevent gas leakage. The primer is a small explosive charge that ignites the propellant when struck by the firing pin. The propellant is a chemical substance that generates gas when ignited, creating pressure to propel the bullet out of the barrel. Finally, the bullet is the projectile that is fired from the firearm.

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6. What is a requirement for military explosives?

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The requirement for military explosives is that the raw materials must be cheap. This is because military explosives are often produced in large quantities and used extensively in warfare, so it is crucial to keep the cost of production as low as possible. By using inexpensive raw materials, the military can maximize their resources and allocate funds to other important aspects of their operations.

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7. What are countermeasure flares designed to do?

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Countermeasure flares are designed to divert enemy aircraft infrared/heat-seeking missiles from friendly aircraft. These flares emit a strong heat signature that attracts the missiles away from the targeted aircraft, increasing the chances of survival for the friendly aircraft. By diverting the missiles, countermeasure flares provide a defensive measure against heat-seeking threats, protecting the aircraft and its crew from potential harm.

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8. For what do we use a shaped charge?

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A shaped charge is used to produce an explosive penetration of a solid object. It is designed in a way that focuses the explosive energy into a specific direction, creating a high-velocity jet of metal that can penetrate armored vehicles, bunkers, or other fortified structures. This makes it a valuable tool in military operations, as it can effectively neutralize enemy targets by breaching their defenses. Additionally, shaped charges can also be used in controlled demolitions to bring down walls and collapse roofs.

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9. How do we identify practice warheads?

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10. Where is a proximity fuze placed on the bomb?

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A proximity fuze is placed on the nose of a bomb. This is because the nose of the bomb is the most effective location for detecting and reacting to the proximity of a target. By placing the fuze on the nose, it can accurately detect the distance between the bomb and the target, allowing for precise detonation at the optimal moment to maximize the destructive impact. Placing the fuze on the tail or between the lugs would not provide the same level of accuracy and effectiveness.

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11. Name the two types of effect of signals.

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The two types of effects of signals are light and smoke. Signals are used to convey information or warnings, and light signals are commonly used in various contexts such as traffic lights or emergency beacons. Light signals are easily visible and can quickly grab attention. Smoke signals, on the other hand, are used in situations where visibility is limited, such as in emergency situations or to communicate over long distances. The smoke acts as a visual signal, indicating a specific message or alert.

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12. What is the largest caliber ammunition that we classify as "small arms"?

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The largest caliber ammunition that is classified as "small arms" is Caliber .50. This caliber refers to the diameter of the bullet or the internal diameter of the barrel of the firearm. Caliber .50 ammunition is commonly used in heavy machine guns and sniper rifles. It is larger than Caliber .38, 5.56 millimeter, and 7.62 millimeter, which are typically used in handguns and rifles.

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13. How can you increase the penetration effect of a shaped charge?

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Increasing the standoff distance can increase the penetration effect of a shaped charge. Standoff distance refers to the distance between the shaped charge and the target. By increasing this distance, the shaped charge has more time to focus and concentrate its explosive force before reaching the target. This allows for a more effective and powerful penetration, as the shaped charge can form a more concentrated and focused jet of explosive energy.

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14. What mortar requires a truck or tracked mortar carriers to move them?

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A heavy mortar requires a truck or tracked mortar carriers to move them. Heavy mortars are larger and heavier in size compared to other types of mortars. Due to their weight and size, they cannot be easily transported by individuals or carried manually. Therefore, the use of trucks or tracked mortar carriers is necessary to transport heavy mortars to different locations.

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15. With electrical fuzes, what is used in place of arming wire?

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With electrical fuzes, a battery-firing device is used in place of arming wire. This device is responsible for providing the necessary electrical current to initiate the explosive charge or detonator. Unlike traditional arming wire, which physically connects the fuze to the power source, a battery-firing device uses electrical signals to activate the explosive mechanism. This allows for more precise and controlled detonation, as well as remote arming capabilities.

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16. What air-inflatable retarder is used on the MK84 bomb?

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The air-inflatable retarder used on the MK84 bomb is the BSU-50.

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17. Four factors control the visibility of pyrotechnics--candlepower, color, weather, and 

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The visibility of pyrotechnics is controlled by various factors, including candlepower, color, weather, and light. Light plays a crucial role in determining how visible the pyrotechnics will be. The intensity and direction of light can significantly affect the visibility of the pyrotechnics display. Different lighting conditions, such as daylight or darkness, can also impact how well the pyrotechnics are seen. Therefore, light is an important factor to consider when assessing the visibility of pyrotechnics.

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18. What hazard is invovled in using blank ammunition?

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Using blank ammunition can be hazardous because the wad, which is a small piece of material that separates the propellant from the projectile, can cause injury. When the blank is fired, the wad is expelled from the barrel along with the gases. If someone is in close proximity to the firearm, they can be hit by the wad and sustain injuries. Therefore, it is important to handle blank ammunition with caution to prevent any potential harm.

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19. The rate of transformation for high explosives is between

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The correct answer is 3,200 and 28,000 feet per second. This is because the rate of transformation for high explosives falls within this range. The given options provide different ranges of speeds, but only the range of 3,200 to 28,000 feet per second is within the correct range.

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20. The design of which safety feature is to prevent movement of the arming heads, arming stems and strikers while the fuze is being handled?

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Cotter pins are designed to prevent movement of the arming heads, arming stems, and strikers while the fuze is being handled. They are inserted through a hole in the component and secured with a split pin or wire, ensuring that the parts remain in place and do not accidentally activate the fuze. This safety feature is crucial in preventing accidental detonation during transportation or handling of the fuze.

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21. What is used to adapt a nose fuze for an M-series bomb?

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An adapter booster is used to adapt a nose fuze for an M-series bomb. This device is specifically designed to enhance the performance and functionality of the fuze by boosting its capabilities. It allows for seamless integration between the fuze and the bomb, ensuring proper functioning and accuracy during deployment.

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22. The BLU-109/B is a

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The BLU-109/B is a 2,000-pound penetrator bomb. This means that it is a bomb weighing 2,000 pounds specifically designed to penetrate and destroy hardened targets such as bunkers or underground facilities. The weight of the bomb is an important factor in determining its penetrating capability, with heavier bombs generally being more effective at penetrating fortified structures.

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23. What is the M129 bomb used for?

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The M129 bomb is not used to persuade the enemy to surrender. It is actually used to destroy hardened aircraft shelters, penetrate and destroy runway surfaces, or destroy columns of armored vehicles.

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24. What effect does more damage then the framentation effect of a specific bomb?

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The blast effect of a specific bomb causes more damage than the fragmentation effect. When a bomb detonates, it releases a powerful shockwave that rapidly expands in all directions. This shockwave creates a high-pressure zone that can cause destruction by collapsing buildings, damaging infrastructure, and injuring or killing people within its range. While fragmentation refers to the shrapnel and debris propelled by the explosion, the blast effect itself is responsible for the majority of the damage and casualties.

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25. Electric squibs are designed similar to

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Electric squibs are designed similar to blasting caps. Blasting caps are small explosive devices used to initiate larger explosions. Similarly, electric squibs are small devices that contain an explosive material and are used to initiate or trigger a larger reaction or event. Both blasting caps and electric squibs are designed to provide a controlled and reliable ignition source, making them similar in design and function.

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26. What are initiators designed to do?

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Initiators are designed to supply gas pressure to operate other cartridge-activated devices. This means that initiators are responsible for providing the necessary gas pressure to activate and operate other devices that are triggered by cartridges. These devices could include mechanisms for removing aircraft canopies, ejecting external stores, or even ejecting seats. Initiators play a crucial role in ensuring the proper functioning of these devices by supplying the required gas pressure to activate them effectively.

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27. The major physical difference between the CBU-87 and the CBU-89 is the

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The correct answer is CBU-89 does not have canted fins. Canted fins are angled fins that provide stability and control to a bomb during its descent. The absence of canted fins in the CBU-89 means that this particular bomb does not have this feature. The CBU-87, on the other hand, may have canted fins or some other type of fin design.

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28. What is the final effect of deflagration under confinement?

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Deflagration under confinement refers to the rapid combustion of a substance in a confined space. The final effect of this process is detonation. Detonation occurs when the combustion front moves through the substance at a supersonic speed, causing a highly destructive and explosive reaction. Unlike deflagration, which is a slower and less intense burning process, detonation releases a shockwave that can cause significant damage and destruction. Therefore, the correct answer is detonation.

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29. What holds the ball rotor of the 30mm fuze in an unarmed poisition unitl it is fired?

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The lock ring holds the ball rotor of the 30mm fuze in an unarmed position until it is fired. This means that the lock ring prevents the ball rotor from moving or rotating before the fuze is activated. It ensures the safety of the fuze by keeping it securely in place until it is ready to be fired.

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30. What is the most common color of military safety wire?

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Green is the most common color of military safety wire because it provides high visibility and contrast against most backgrounds. This makes it easier to identify and inspect the wire for any signs of damage or tampering. Additionally, green is a commonly used color in military applications for its ability to blend in with natural environments, making it an ideal choice for safety wire in outdoor settings.

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31. What do we use to detonate high explosives?

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Blasting caps are used to detonate high explosives. They are small devices that contain a small amount of explosive material, which can be ignited by a spark or electrical current. When the blasting cap is triggered, it initiates a chain reaction that leads to the detonation of the main explosive material. Blasting caps are commonly used in mining, construction, and military operations to safely and efficiently detonate high explosives.

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32. Which 20mm round carries the M505 point-detonating fuze?

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The M505 point-detonating fuze is used with the high-explosive incendiary 20mm round. This type of round is designed to explode upon impact, causing both explosive and incendiary effects. The M505 fuze ensures that the round detonates upon contact with the target, maximizing its destructive capabilities.

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33. How are impulse cartridges initiated?

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Impulse cartridges are initiated electrically. This means that they are activated or triggered through an electrical mechanism or device. This could involve the use of an electrical current or circuit to generate the necessary energy or spark to initiate the impulse cartridge. The electrical initiation ensures a controlled and precise activation of the cartridge, making it a reliable and efficient method of initiation.

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34. What mortar has a short range and a small explosive charge?

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A light mortar is a type of mortar that has a short range and a small explosive charge. Unlike heavy or medium mortars, which are designed for long-range and heavy firepower, a light mortar is typically used for close-quarters combat or to provide support in urban environments. Its smaller size and reduced explosive charge make it more maneuverable and easier to transport, making it suitable for infantry units operating in tight spaces or on the move.

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35. How can you achieve an airburst with a general-purpose bomb?

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To achieve an airburst with a general-purpose bomb, one can use a time action HE train. This means that the bomb is equipped with a time fuse that is set to detonate at a specific altitude or time after release. When the bomb reaches the predetermined point, the time fuse triggers the explosion, causing the bomb to burst in the air rather than upon impact with the ground. This allows for a wider area of effect and can be particularly useful in targeting enemy troops or structures.

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36. What pyrotechnic effect is produced by the AN-MK13 signal?

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The AN-MK13 signal produces a pyrotechnic effect of smoke and flare. This means that when the signal is ignited, it will release both smoke and a bright flare. The smoke can be used for signaling or obscuring visibility, while the flare can provide illumination or attract attention.

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37. Which chemical filler is used in the AN-M8 smoke grenade?

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Hexachlorothane is the correct answer because it is the chemical filler used in the AN-M8 smoke grenade. Hexachlorothane is a white crystalline solid that produces a dense white smoke when ignited. It is commonly used in smoke grenades for military purposes, providing a visual screening and obscuring the vision of the enemy. Chloroacetophenone is a tear gas agent, white phosphorus is used in incendiary devices, and Comp B is a high explosive composition, none of which are used as fillers in the AN-M8 smoke grenade.

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38. How do you set the firing delay times in an M904 mechanically timed nose fuze?

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In an M904 mechanically timed nose fuze, the firing delay times can be set by changing the delay element. This means that by replacing the delay element with a different one, the desired delay time can be achieved. This allows for flexibility and customization in the fuze's functioning, as different delay times may be required for different situations or targets.

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39. What provides the electrical power needed to operate the FMU-139A/B fuze?

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The FZU-48/B initiator provides the electrical power needed to operate the FMU-139A/B fuze.

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40. The CBU-89 is physically the same as the

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The correct answer is CBU-87 cluster bomb. The question states that the CBU-89 is physically the same as another bomb. Among the given options, the only bomb that matches this description is the CBU-87 cluster bomb. Therefore, the CBU-87 cluster bomb is the correct answer.

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41. What does a booster do?

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A booster detonates the main charge. Boosters are explosive components that are used to initiate the detonation of a larger explosive charge. They are designed to provide a high-energy output to ensure that the main charge detonates effectively. Boosters transmit energy from one detonating component to the next, ultimately leading to the detonation of the main charge.

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42. How many projectiles are contained in each BLU-108/B submunition?

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Each BLU-108/B submunition contains four projectiles.

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43. What is the arming delay distance for the M505 fuze?

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The arming delay distance for the M505 fuze is 10-35 feet. This means that once the fuze is armed, it will take a distance of 10-35 feet for it to become fully functional and ready to detonate.

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44. What does the cartridge case do?

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The cartridge case plays a crucial role in firearm operation. When the weapon is fired, the cartridge case expands to create a tight seal in the chamber, preventing the escape of gases to the rear. This containment of gases ensures that the energy generated by the propellant is directed towards propelling the bullet forward, maximizing the efficiency and power of the firearm. Additionally, the cartridge case also holds the bullet in place until it is loaded into the firing chamber, contributing to the overall functionality and safety of the weapon.

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45. Name the three classifications of Air Force grenades

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The three classifications of Air Force grenades are service, practice, and training. Service grenades are used in actual combat situations. Practice grenades are used for simulated training exercises. Training grenades are used for instructional purposes to teach proper handling and usage of grenades.

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46. Which sensor is a radio-frequency radar ranging system used with the SUU-64/B and the SUU-65/B dispensers?

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The FZU-39/B is a sensor that is used with the SUU-64/B and SUU-65/B dispensers. It is a radio-frequency radar ranging system, which means it uses radar technology to determine the distance between objects. This sensor is specifically designed for use with these dispensers, suggesting that it is the correct answer for the question.

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47. What type of explosive filler does an M26 fragmentation grenade have?

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The M26 fragmentation grenade contains Comp B as its explosive filler. Comp B is a mixture of TNT (Trinitrotoluene) and RDX (Research Department Explosive), which are both powerful explosives. Comp B is commonly used in military applications due to its high explosive power and stability. It is known for its effectiveness in creating fragmentation and causing damage to the target area.

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48. Besides thier purpose, what else do we use to classify rockets?

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Rockets can be classified based on various factors, including their purpose and warhead filler. The warhead filler refers to the substance or material that fills the warhead of a rocket. Different types of fillers can be used, such as explosives, chemicals, or even non-explosive materials. The choice of warhead filler can greatly impact the rocket's effectiveness and intended use, such as for anti-personnel, anti-vehicle, or anti-structure purposes. Therefore, warhead filler is an important criterion used to classify rockets.

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49. What air-inflatable retarder is used on the MK82 bomb?

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The correct answer is BSU-49/B. The BSU-49/B is an air-inflatable retarder that is used on the MK82 bomb. It is designed to slow down the bomb's descent and improve its accuracy by reducing its forward speed. This retarder is commonly used by the military to increase the effectiveness of aerial bombings.

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50. How is 30mm ammunition identified?

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30mm ammunition is identified through a combination of color coding, part number, lot number, and model number. Color coding is used to visually distinguish different types or variants of ammunition. The part number is a unique identifier assigned to each specific component or part of the ammunition. The lot number indicates the batch or production run from which the ammunition originated. The model number provides further specification and categorization of the ammunition. By considering all these factors together, the identification of 30mm ammunition can be accurately determined.

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51. What type of bomb is a BLU-113?

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The BLU-113 is a 4,000-pound penetrator bomb. This type of bomb is specifically designed to penetrate hardened targets, such as bunkers or underground facilities. It has a heavy weight and a strong casing, allowing it to penetrate deep into the target before detonating. The BLU-113 is commonly used by the military to destroy heavily fortified enemy positions.

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52. In external appearance, the M129E2 leaflet bomb is similar to the

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The M129E2 leaflet bomb is similar in external appearance to the M117, 750-pound bomb.

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53. When 25mm ammunition is bulk-packed, how many rounds may you expect to find in a CNU-405 container?

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When 25mm ammunition is bulk-packed, a CNU-405 container typically contains between 80 and 100 rounds.

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54. How is ignition from the primer carried to the propellant in a 30mm target practice round?

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The primer ignites a flash tube, which ignites the propellant. This means that the primer creates a spark or flame that travels through a flash tube. The flash tube then transfers the ignition to the propellant, causing it to ignite and propel the round forward. This method ensures a controlled and reliable ignition process for the propellant in the 30mm target practice round.

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55. The BLU-109/B augments or replaces the

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The BLU-109/B is a bomb that is designed to augment or replace the MK84 bomb. The MK84 is a general-purpose bomb that is commonly used by the United States military. It is a 2,000-pound bomb that is capable of causing significant damage to both soft and hardened targets. The BLU-109/B is a variant of the MK84 that incorporates a hardened steel casing, making it more effective against hardened targets such as bunkers and underground facilities. Therefore, the correct answer is MK84.

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56. How is the incendiary composition initiated in the 20mm armor-peircing incendiary (API) round?

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The incendiary composition in the 20mm armor-piercing incendiary (API) round is initiated through impact. When the round hits its target, the impact causes a mechanical force that triggers the ignition of the incendiary composition. This ignition then leads to the production of a high-temperature flame or intense heat, which is effective in penetrating armor and causing damage to the target.

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57. What is the easiest way to describe the 40mm multiple projectile M567E1 round?

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The easiest way to describe the 40mm multiple projectile M567E1 round is as a 40mm shotgun shell.

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58. In the explosive train, where can you find the delay?

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The delay in the explosive train is located ahead of the detonator. This means that there is a component in the explosive train that is designed to delay the initiation of the detonator. The purpose of this delay is to ensure that the explosive charge reaches its intended target before detonating, allowing for precise timing and control of the explosion.

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59. What part of the 20mm projectile imparts spin and stabilizes it in flight?

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The rotating band near the base of the 20mm projectile imparts spin and stabilizes it in flight. This rotating band, typically made of copper or another soft metal, engages with the rifling in the barrel of the firearm. As the projectile is fired, the rifling causes the rotating band to spin, which in turn imparts spin to the projectile. This spin helps to stabilize the projectile in flight, increasing its accuracy and range.

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60. What are the components of the 105 mm round?

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The components of the 105 mm round are the cartridge case, propellant charge, primer, and projectile. The cartridge case holds all the other components together and provides structural support. The propellant charge is the explosive material that propels the projectile out of the gun. The primer is a small explosive that ignites the propellant charge when struck by the firing pin. The projectile is the actual ammunition that is fired from the gun and is designed to hit the target.

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61. The penetrating action fo a shaped charge is the result of the

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The correct answer is shock wave and a jet of dense gas. When a shaped charge detonates, it creates a high-pressure shock wave that travels through the target material. This shock wave compresses and weakens the material, making it easier for the jet of dense gas to penetrate and cause damage. The combination of the shock wave and the jet of dense gas working together allows the shaped charge to effectively penetrate the target.

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62. When is a bomb fuze considered to be armed?

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A bomb fuze is considered to be armed when the next normal event will initiate a functioning of the fuze. This means that the fuze is ready to activate and perform its intended function when the appropriate conditions are met. This could include factors such as impact, proximity to a target, or a specific time delay. The other options mentioned, such as when the bomb is released or when the safety pins are pulled, are not necessarily the criteria for the fuze to be armed, but rather steps in the process of preparing the bomb for deployment.

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63. How is an ALA-17-series flare ignited?

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The ALA-17-series flare is ignited by an electric squib ignition assembly. This means that an electric current is used to activate the squib, which in turn ignites the flare. The electric squib provides a controlled and reliable method of ignition, ensuring that the flare is ignited consistently and safely.

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64. What do the calibrated markings on the face of the LUU-2A/B flare indicate?

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The calibrated markings on the face of the LUU-2A/B flare indicate the feet of fall before flare functioning. This means that the markings on the flare indicate the distance in feet that the flare needs to fall before it will start functioning.

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65. What is the only difference between the CBU-87/B and the CBU-87A/B?

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The only difference between the CBU-87/B and the CBU-87A/B is that the A/B version has the live FZU-39/B sensor installed.

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66. Which dispenser does the CBU-97 cluster bomb use?

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The CBU-97 cluster bomb uses the SUU-66 dispenser.

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67. The FMU-143 series fuze is normally the only fuze used with the

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The FMU-143 series fuze is specifically designed to be used with the BLU-109 bomb. It is not used with the BLU-107, M129 leaflet bomb, or MJU-1 countermeasure bomb. Therefore, the correct answer is BLU-109.

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68. Which wind-corrected munitions dispenser component cants the fins to spin the dispenser during flight?

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The control actuation assembly is responsible for canting the fins of the wind-corrected munitions dispenser component during flight, causing it to spin. This assembly controls the movement and positioning of the fins, allowing for precise adjustments to the dispenser's trajectory and stability in the air.

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69. The identifying information on a 20mm round of ammunition is marked on the

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The identifying information on a 20mm round of ammunition is marked on the side of the projectile. This is because the projectile is the part of the ammunition that is propelled towards the target, and marking the identifying information on its side allows for easy identification and tracking. The cartridge case and head of the cartridge case are not typically marked with identifying information as they primarily serve as the container for the projectile and propellant.

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70. How can you tell a 25mm dummy cartridge from other 25mm rounds?

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The correct answer is that the dummy cartridge projectile is nonseparable and the total cartridge is gold in color. This means that the projectile cannot be separated from the cartridge, and the entire cartridge is colored gold. This is different from other 25mm rounds, which may have different colors or separable projectiles.

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71. How far behind an M18A1 mine should personnel take cover before they fire it?

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Personnel should take cover at least 100 meters behind an M18A1 mine before firing it. This distance is necessary to ensure their safety because the mine releases a significant blast and fragmentation pattern upon detonation. Being at least 100 meters away reduces the risk of injuries from the blast and flying debris.

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72. How long does the red tracer composition burn in the 40mm AAA, armor-piercing tracer round?

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The red tracer composition in the 40mm AAA, armor-piercing tracer round burns for 12 seconds.

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73. Which proximity sensor is used with the CBU-97/B?

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The FZU-39/B proximity sensor is used with the CBU-97/B.

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74. Which component is part of the ALE-50 towed decoy system?

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The launch controller is a component of the ALE-50 towed decoy system. It is responsible for initiating the launch of the decoy when necessary. The launch controller ensures that the decoy is deployed at the right time and in the right manner to effectively divert and confuse incoming threats. By controlling the launch of the decoy, the launch controller plays a crucial role in the overall effectiveness of the ALE-50 towed decoy system.

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75. What are the basic components of an explosive train?

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The basic components of an explosive train are a detonator, booster, and a bursting charge. The detonator is the initiation device that starts the explosion, the booster amplifies the energy of the detonator, and the bursting charge is the main explosive material that produces the desired effect. These components work together to create a controlled and powerful explosion.

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76. The FMU-54-series fuzes are used in

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The FMU-54-series fuzes are specifically designed for use in retarder equipped general-purpose bombs. These fuzes are not used in laser-guided bomb series, BLU-109/B-series guided bombs, or MK80 and M series with conical fins only. Therefore, the correct answer is retarder equipped general-purpose bombs.

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77. What is the purpose of the ignition booster in the 25mm round?

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The purpose of the ignition booster in the 25mm round is to ensure consistent propellant ignition. This means that the ignition booster is responsible for reliably igniting the propellant in order to propel the projectile. Without a consistent ignition, the round may fail to fire or may have inconsistent velocity, which can affect its accuracy and effectiveness. Therefore, the ignition booster plays a crucial role in ensuring that the propellant ignites consistently and reliably.

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78. What is the hazard associated with a flechette warhead?

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A flechette warhead is a type of munition that releases a large number of small, dart-like projectiles upon detonation. These projectiles are designed to penetrate armor and cause damage to personnel and equipment. The hazard associated with a flechette warhead is fire. When the warhead detonates, it can ignite flammable materials in the vicinity, leading to the spread of fire and causing further damage and danger.

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79. In an electronically timed fuze, what replaces the arming vanes used in mechanically timed fuzes?

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In an electronically timed fuze, the arming vanes used in mechanically timed fuzes are replaced by an electric charging assembly. This assembly is responsible for charging the electrical circuitry of the fuze, allowing it to function properly. The electric charging assembly ensures that the fuze is armed and ready to detonate at the desired time, providing precise timing and control for explosive devices.

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80. What weapon type is simulated by the BDU-38/B?

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The BDU-38/B is a simulation device used for training purposes to replicate the characteristics and behavior of the B61 nuclear bomb. It is not an actual weapon but rather a training tool that allows military personnel to practice handling and deploying the B61 bomb in a safe and controlled environment. The BDU-38/B helps to familiarize users with the procedures and protocols associated with the B61 bomb, ensuring that they are well-prepared for real-world scenarios.

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81. Which proximity sensor is used with the CBU-89/B?

Explanation

The FZU-39/B proximity sensor is used with the CBU-89/B.

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82. The CBU-89A/B with a WCMD kit turns into a

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The correct answer is CBU-104A/B. When the CBU-89A/B is equipped with a WCMD (Wind Corrected Munitions Dispenser) kit, it transforms into a CBU-104A/B. The WCMD kit enhances the accuracy and precision of the CBU-89A/B by allowing it to be guided to its target with GPS navigation. This conversion enables the weapon to effectively engage and destroy targets with greater precision and reduced collateral damage.

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83. What fuze is used in 30mm HE incendiary ammunition?

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The correct answer is M505A3 because it is the specific fuze used in 30mm HE incendiary ammunition. The other options (M505, M505A1, M505A2) are not specified for this type of ammunition.

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84. How many part numbers may you find on 30mm armor-piercing incendiary-tracer, high-explosive incendiary, and target practice rounds?

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The question asks how many part numbers may be found on different types of rounds. The correct answer is 1 or 2 because each round may have either one or two part numbers depending on its specific design and components.

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85. Which proximity fuze has a height-of-burst setting built into the fuze at the time of its manufacture?

Explanation

The FMU-113/B proximity fuze has a height-of-burst setting built into the fuze at the time of its manufacture.

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86. The CBU-103/B is converted to a WCMD from what cluster bomb unit?

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The CBU-103/B is converted to a WCMD (Wind Corrected Munitions Dispenser) from the CBU-87/B cluster bomb unit.

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87. How many point-detonating M577 fuzes are packed per wire-bound crate?

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There are 16 point-detonating M577 fuzes packed per wire-bound crate.

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88. How do we classify 40mm ammo?

Explanation

40mm ammo is classified by the type of projectile it contains. This means that the classification is based on the specific type of ammunition that is loaded into the cartridge or artillery round. The type of projectile can vary, such as high-explosive, armor-piercing, smoke, or illumination rounds. By classifying 40mm ammo based on the type of projectile, it allows for easy identification and selection of the appropriate ammunition for different purposes and targets.

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89. What impluse cartridge supplies the gas pressure to launch the flares from the SUU-25E/A dispenser?

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The ARD-863-1 impulse cartridge supplies the gas pressure needed to launch the flares from the SUU-25E/A dispenser.

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90. How long does the safety fuse burn before igniting the powder charge on an M116A1 simulator?

Explanation

The safety fuse on an M116A1 simulator burns for 5 to 10 seconds before igniting the powder charge. This short time frame ensures that there is minimal delay between the fuse being lit and the powder charge igniting, allowing for quick and efficient simulation of explosive events.

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91. What is the purpose of the CCU-11/B cartridge in the BDU-38/B practice shape?

Explanation

The purpose of the CCU-11/B cartridge in the BDU-38/B practice shape is to deploy the deployment tube assembly and parachute.

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92. Which impulse cartride does the RR-170 chaff cartridge use?

Explanation

The RR-170 chaff cartridge uses the BBU-35/B impulse cartridge.

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93. The 105 mm, smoke, white phosphorous round burster charge is loaded with

Explanation

The correct answer is tetryl. Tetryl is a high explosive compound that is commonly used in military applications. It is known for its high detonation velocity and is often used as a booster charge in explosive devices. In this context, the 105 mm, smoke, white phosphorous round burster charge is loaded with tetryl to enhance its explosive power and effectiveness. Comp B and Comp C are also high explosive compounds, but they are not the correct answer in this case. PETN is a different type of explosive compound and is also not the correct answer.

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94. What is the minimum arming distance from the launcher muzzle the 40mm, M384, high-explosive round travels before it arms?

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The minimum arming distance for the 40mm, M384, high-explosive round is 60 feet. This means that the round needs to travel a distance of at least 60 feet from the launcher muzzle before it arms itself. This is an important safety measure to ensure that the round does not explode prematurely and cause harm to the operator or nearby personnel. By requiring a minimum distance, it allows the round to gain sufficient velocity and distance from the launcher before it becomes armed and ready to detonate.

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95. How many 105 mm rounds are packed in the PA71 container?

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Based on the given information, the correct answer is 39. The question asks for the number of 105 mm rounds packed in the PA71 container, and out of the given options, 39 is the only number that matches the criteria.

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96. What is the maximum number of flares the SUU-25E/A dispenser may carry?

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The SUU-25E/A dispenser is capable of carrying a maximum of 4 flares.

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97. What dispenser is used to dispense the RR-170/180 chaff cartridges on the A-10 or the C-130?

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The MJU-11/A dispenser is used to dispense the RR-170/180 chaff cartridges on the A-10 or the C-130.

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98. Which fin provides a stablized flight and a "high drag" option for the M117 bomb?

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The MAU-91 fin provides a stabilized flight and a "high drag" option for the M117 bomb.

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99. Which flare is a kinetic decoy rocket used in the advanced strategic and tactical infrared expendable flare system?

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The correct answer is MJU-47/B. The MJU-47/B is a kinetic decoy rocket used in the advanced strategic and tactical infrared expendable flare system.

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100. What is the explosive filler for the M30 practice grenade?

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White phosphorus is the correct answer because it is commonly used as the explosive filler for the M30 practice grenade. White phosphorus is highly reactive and has a low ignition temperature, making it an effective explosive material. It is also known for its ability to produce smoke and create a bright illumination upon detonation, which is why it is commonly used in practice grenades.

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