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SAFETY PRECAUTIONS - 14023_61
CHAPTER 2 AIRCRAFT ROCKETS AND ROCKET LAUNCHERS - 14023_63

Aviation Ordinanceman 2 & 3 - Aviation theories and other practices
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REVIEW NUMBER 10 ANSWERS TO QUESTIONS Q1 THROUGH Q4. A1. Practice bombs are primarily used for safety when training new or inexperienced pilots and ground-handling crews. A2. The two general types of practice bombs are the subcaliber and the full-scale bombs. A3. The Mk 76 Mod 5 subcaliber practice bomb is used for impact firing only. The BDU-48/B subcaliber practice bomb is used to simulate retarded weapons delivery. A4. Mk 80 (series) inert LDGP bombs are painted blue. REVIEW NUMBER 11 ANSWERS TO QUESTIONS Q1. THROUGH Q4. A1. Don't use a fuze that has been removed from its hermetically sealed container for over 30 days. A2. Never unpack fuzes from their containers in the magazine. A3. Explosive bomb ammunition is hazardous because of its tendency to set off all explosive material near it if it is detonated. A4. Handling practice bombs causes more injuries than handling bomb ammunition containing high explosives. 1-52







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