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www.submarineresearch.com/bull29.html
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The clarification is presented in terms of the exploder and how it works and in ... of the torpedo is important and therefore that mechanism represents the third ...
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www.submarineresearch.com/bull30.html
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Looking over this bulletin on the MK 14 Mod 3a torpedo and its MK 6 exploder mechanism, I am somewhat disappointed in what was published. "Operation of ...
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www.eugeneleeslover.com/USNAVY/CHAPTER-12-B.html
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Since the main charge of explosive is relatively insensitive to shock, an exploder mechanism is needed to detonate the main charge when the torpedo strikes the ...
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The Mark 9 Torpedo Exploder Mechanism: A Contact-Influence Successor to the Mark 14 ... Torpedo Exploder Mechanisms of World War II: A New Perspective.
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October, 2009, The Submarine Review: The Mark 9 Torpedo Exploder Mechanism: A Contact-Influence Successor to the Mark 14 Mod 6 During WWII ( by Victor ...
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www.hnsa.org/doc/torpedo/index.htm
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4 and 5) is the business end of the torpedo. It carries an explosive charge of either TNT or Torpex, and also the firing device (exploder mechanism) which ...
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www.historynet.com/us-torpedo-troubles-during-world-war...
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Jun 12, 2006 ... After taking up a position from which her torpedo tracks would be ... of the torpedo and the Mark VI magnetic influence exploder mechanism.
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Torpedo - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Torpedo
Confederate secret agent John Maxwell used a clockwork mechanism to detonate .... over the problems plaguing the Mark 14 torpedo (and its Mark 6 exploder).
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Mark 14 torpedo - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mark_14_torpedo
The Mark 14 torpedo was the United States Navy's standard ... This required the sophisticated new Mark VI magnetic influence exploder, which was similar to .... Additionally, the depth mechanism w...
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The Mark 14 torpedo with the Mark VI Torpedo Exploder Mechanism had been tested twice in live fire in 1926 (50% success rate). the 1941-43 ...
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