-
inside the
handle or on the top of the
grenade head was used to
initiate the
fuse. The
origin of the word
grenade is disputed. Some
claim it is
derived from...
-
While much
attention in the NFL has
focused on
limiting or
treating concussions, the
latest medical research indicates that the
brain damage in CTE is...
-
igniting fuses were used on low explosive-filled ones. The
early fuses had many problems. In the M5,
moisture could get in
under the foil
fuse cap, causing...
-
igniter within the
fuse. The rod's
abrasive contact would cause sparks and a
flame to light,
setting the
fuse burning. This
fuse took
approximately four...
-
triggered in a
variety of ways, such as
remotely or via
timed fuse.
Examples include concussion disks, EMP grenades, and
thermal detonators. In
Return of...
- Doble, she fell and hit her head on Maksim's leg and
suffered a mild
concussion and was
taken to a hospital. She went home to recuperate, but returned...
-
Granat zaczepny wz.24 (Polish for
Offensive grenade, Mark 1924) was a
concussion grenade used by the
Polish Army
before and
during World War II. The oval...
- also
available in a little-known HE-Blast
variant (better
known as the
concussion), and a
combined effect HE-Frag variant. This was
largely su****ded by...
- smoke, and may be
designed to
produce noise in
addition to the effect.
Concussion mortars are
special mortars exclusively used to
produce loud bangs, and...
-
damage or
destroy targets within the weapon's
footprint by explosion,
concussion and
fragmentation effects.
While most BLU-26
submunitions explode on impact...
