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Assembly of Rocket Components
SUU-25 FLARE DISPENSER - 14313_331

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2. Hand tighten warhead to motor. 3. Apply  the  specified  torque  to  the  warhead  by using  a  crowfoot  adapter  and  torque  wrench (fig. 13-24). NOTE:  Some  warheads  only  require  tightening until   the   warhead   seats   on   the   motor   360 degrees. 4. Install fuze hand-tight in the warhead. 5. Verify  there  is  no  gap  between  the  fuze  and warhead or warhead and motor. 6. Remove assembled rocket from holding fixture. 7. Remove  and  retain  fin  protector  just  before inserting rocket into launcher. 8. Slowly push the rocket into the tube by using rocket  loading  and  release  tool  (fig.  13-25) until   detent   snaps   into   position   in   detent groove. CAUTION When installing Mk 34 and Mk 63 warheads, use the chain wrench only in the area indicated by the decal. This prevents damage to the warhead. NOTE:  A  groove  may  be  cut  in  one  nylon insert only of the practice warheads Mk 6 Mod 7 and Mk 32 Mod 0. This facilitates assembly of the warhead to the motor. For detailed information concerning the assembly procedures  of  airborne  rockets,  you  should  refer  to Airborne Rockets, NAVAIR 11-75A-92, Aircraft Rocket Systems 2.71-inch and 5.0-inch. REVIEW NUMBER 2 Q1. List    the    two    subcaliber    practice    bombs normally used. Q2. List the two practice bomb signals used with the Mk 76 practice bomb. Q3. To   what   publication   should   you   refer   for detailed information about practice bombs? 13-24 Figure 13-25.—Rocket loading and release tool. Figure 13-26.—Flare adapter kit.







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