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BDU-48 Practice Bomb - 14023_378
Mk 89 Mod 0 bomb spotting charge adapter - 14023_380

Aviation Ordinanceman 2 & 3 - Aviation theories and other practices
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Figure 13-14.—BDU-48/B practice bomb. 1. Remove the bomb assembly from the container. 5. Carefully insert firing pin assembly into the nose 2. Remove the firing device and inspect for rust or deformation. Refer to figure 13-14 for identification of the components. 3. Inspect the blast tube for rust and deformation. Clean as required. 4. Insert the signal into the sleeve. With the firing device removed, elevate the nose of the bomb. Insert the Mk 4 or CXU-3A/B practice bomb signal, primer end up, and slide it gently into place. Do not use force. of the bomb. 6. Align firing pin assembly notches with the two holes in the nose end of the bomb. Insert cotter pin through holes in bomb body, and spread end of cotter pin just enough to remain in place. For detailed information concerning the preparation of practice bombs for aircraft loading, refer to the publication NAVAIR 11-140-5. FULL-SCALE PRACTICE BOMBS (BDU-45) The base flange of the signal cartridge must rest on the Preparation and inspection of BDU-45 (fig. 13-15) bore shoulder. full-scale practice bombs are the same as the GP bombs Figure 13-15.—BDU-45/B (typical) practice bomb. 13-15







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