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120 mm practice bomb Mk 44

Ammunition, Missiles and precision weapons

Ammunition, Missiles and precision weapons

120 mm practice bomb Mk 44

Armament All 120 mm smoothbore mortars. Development By SAE Alsetex to accompany the Mk 44 HE bomb. Description This uses the body, tail unit and propulsion system of the Mk 44 HE bomb but is largely filled with inert ballast. There is a small pyrotechnic composition beneath the fuze which produces a cloud of smoke for target marking. Manufacturer SAE Alsetex.Read More

120 mm HE bomb Mle 44/66

Ammunition, Missiles and precision weapons

Ammunition, Missiles and precision weapons

120 mm HE bomb Mle 44/66

Armament All 120 mm smoothbore mortars. Development By TDA for 120 mm mortars in French service and for general use. Originally developed by Hotchkiss-Brandt, it was manufactured for the French Army until 1966 and since then for French service by other contractors. It has also been licensed to various other countries. Description This is a conventional streamlined bomb, with four gas check rings around the waist and an alloy tailboom and fins. The body may be of steel or of pearlitic malleable cast iron. Propulsion is by a primary cartridge in the tailboom and seven secondary increments in horseshoe containers that fit around the boom in front of the fins. A variant of this bomb has the HE content mixed with dye so as to produce a coloured smoke cloud on detonation, enabling observers to distinguish the fall of shot from a particular mortar or sub-unit when several weapons are firing on the same target. Manufacturer TDA .Read More

120 mm rocket-assisted HE bomb PEPA

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120 mm rocket-assisted HE bomb PEPA

Armament TDA 120 mm Light Mortar MO-120/60. Development By TDA to extend the range of existing mortars. Description This bomb consists of a steel body, HE filling, an internal solid-fuel rocket motor and the V19 P fuze. The standard propelling charge is at the rear. The body is made in two parts, screwed together, with the tail assembly screwed onto the rear part of the body. The HE content is 2 kg of RDX/TNT cast inside the cavity and around the solid-fuel motor. The solid-fuel motor, of star-shaped section, is housed in a tube, externally inhibited, with a venturi at the end. The venturi is secured at the tail end by an obturator containing an optional delay and a selection lock, this allows the use of the solid-fuel propulsion unit if required. A spring catch holds the selection lock in the required position. The propulsion charge consists of the primary cartridge and up to seven secondary increments. The tube holding the primary cartridge contains the flash-holes communicating with the secondary charges and is ejected after the bomb is fired. In use the order of events is as follows. The bomb is removed from the container and the charge system adjusted by the removal of unrequired secondaries. If the rocket assistance is required, the tube containing the primary cartridge is rotated clockwise. The fuze V19 P is then set for instantaneous action or delay. The bomb is drop loaded and fired in the usual manner. If rocket assistance has been selected the flash from the primary cartridge ignites the delay unit, this burns through and lights the rocket motor as the bomb approaches the vertex of its trajectory. The rocket thrust thus drives the bomb to a new vertex and increases the range. Manufacturer TDA .Read More

120 mm rocket-assisted HE bomb PEPA-LP

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Ammunition, Missiles and precision weapons

120 mm rocket-assisted HE bomb PEPA-LP

Armament 120 mm smoothbore TDA Mortar MO-120-LT, MO-120-M65 and MO-120-AM50 mortars. It may also be used in the light mortar MO-120-L up to Charge 4. Development By TDA to extend the maximum range of current mortars. Description This is a similar design of bomb to the PEPA described previously but is lighter, giving a lower recoil blow to the mortar and a greater maximum range. The construction and operation is exactly the same. Manufacturer TDA .Read More

120 mm HE bomb M852

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Ammunition, Missiles and precision weapons

120 mm HE bomb M852

Armament All TDA 120 mm smoothbore mortars. Development This bomb represents the first of the `new-generation' designs from TDA intended to improve the performance of current mortars. Description This is of the same general shape as the Mle 44/66, but is somewhat more rounded in the nose and with five gas check grooves at the bourrelet. The body is of malleable pearlitic cast-iron and the tailboom and fins are of alloy. The charge system, though still consisting of a primary cartridge and seven horseshoe shaped propellant increments on the tailboom, is slightly different in composition and has the secondary charges colour-coded. There are several versions of this round with identical ballistic characteristics. These are White Phosphorous (WP) smoke, practice and inert rounds. Manufacturer TDA .Read More

120 mm rocket-assisted HE bomb PR PA

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Ammunition, Missiles and precision weapons

120 mm rocket-assisted HE bomb PR PA

Armament 120 mm TDA rifled mortar MO-120-RT, Mortar, 2R2M. Development By TDA to increase the range of the rifled mortar. Description The PR PA is generally similar to the PR14 HE bomb described previously, with a similar body, pre-engraved driving band, plastic obturating ring and tailboom that separates in flight. The same primary cartridge and 11 colour-coded secondary increments as the PR 14 are used. An internal rocket motor is positioned centrally in the body and insulated from the surrounding filling. This terminates in a venturi in the base of the projectile. In this venturi is a plug carrying a delay element. After firing, a short delay unit blows off the tailboom, as with the PR14 bomb and after a 10 seconds delay (from the time of firing), a second delay unit burns through and ignites the rocket motor. This blows out the plug and the rocket efflux then takes effect, extending the vertex of the trajectory and thus the maximum range. The PR PA is in service with the French Army and several other armies Manufacturer TDA .Read More

120 mm smoke bomb Mle 44

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Ammunition, Missiles and precision weapons

120 mm smoke bomb Mle 44

Armament All 120 mm smoothbore mortars. Development By TDA for mortars in French service and for general use. Description This uses the same body, tail unit and propelling charge system as the Mle 44/66 HE bomb, but differs in being filled with white phosphorus smoke composition. The nose is closed by an adaptor carrying a long central burster loaded with explosive and the remainder of the body cavity is filled with the smoke composition. Manufacturer TDA .Read More

120 mm HE bomb PR14

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Ammunition, Missiles and precision weapons

120 mm HE bomb PR14

Armament 120 mm TDA rifled mortar MO-120-RT, Mortar 2R2M. Development By TDA . Description The body of the PR14 bomb resembles an artillery shell. It has a tapering ogive, parallel-walled section, a pre-engraved driving band and a boat tailed section at the rear. There is a pre-engraved driving band and a plastic obturating ring at the boat tail. A tubular tailboom is attached to the base of the projectile. This carries a primary cartridge in its base and has 11 horseshoe shaped secondary propellant increments clipped around it. The increments are colour-coded; four red, five white and two blue. The bomb is drop loaded by engaging the pre-engraved driving band with the rifling at the muzzle. Upon the explosion of the propelling charge, the obturating ring is driven up the boat tail and lodges behind the driving band to act as a seal. A delay element in the forward end of the tailboom is ignited. Shortly after the bomb has left the muzzle the delay burns through and ignites a small charge which blows off the tailboom, so that it lands about 100 m from the mortar. With an angle of fall of 69º, the lethal area for a ground burst is approximately 1,290 m ² and for an airburst at 3 m height 1,530m ² . There area three versions in addition to the HE bomb, all of which have identical ballistics. These are White Phosphorous (WP) smoke, practice and inert. Manufacturer TDA .Read More

120 mm illuminating bomb 120ED

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120 mm illuminating bomb 120ED

Armament All 120 mm smoothbore mortars. Development By TDA for mortars in French service and general use. Description This bomb has a cylindrical body with a short tapered nose carrying a time fuze. The tailfins are attached immediately behind the body and hinged so they can fold sideways for storage and loading, they are larger than the mortar's calibre when extended, giving excellent stability in flight. The cartridge container extends behind the fins and carries the usual primary cartridge in its end. The secondary increments fit around the container, supported by a cast plate with four arms at the end of the container. The interior of the body contains the usual magnesium flare container and parachute. The time fuze ignites an expelling charge which blows off the tail of the bomb and allows the contents to be ejected. Manufacturer TDA .Read More

120 mm HE anti-armour projectile PR AB

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Ammunition, Missiles and precision weapons

120 mm HE anti-armour projectile PR AB

Armament TDA 120 mm rifled mortar MO-120-RT, Mortar M61R. Development By TDA to provide a means for mortars to engage light armoured vehicles. Description The PR AB projectile resembles the PR14 HE bomb in appearance, with the same pre-engraved driving band, obturating ring and tailboom. However, the body is made of prefragmented steel alloy and filled with RDX/TNT. On detonation at the target the resulting high-velocity fragments are capable of penetrating 8 to 15 mm of armour plate at greater than 10 m from the point of burst, each penetration being approximately 25 mm in diameter. Manufacturer TDA .Read More

120 mm ACED cargo bomb

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120 mm ACED cargo bomb

Armament 120 mm TDA rifled mortar MO-120-RT and 2R2M . Development Under development by TDA to provide a submunitions projectile for rifled mortars. Description Full details of this round have not been released, but it uses a body similar to that of the PRECLAIR illuminating round, with a pinned base. Two GENERIC ACED submunitions are carried inside the bomb and ejected through the base by means of a time fuze and expelling charge. The submunitions incorporate MilliMetre Wave radar (MMW) and Infra-Red (IR) seekers to obtain and home in on targets. When the submunitions are ejected above the target zone, each adopts a ballistic trajectory during which its velocity and spin are progressively slowed before its parachute opens at a preset altitude. When the parachute opens, the MMW/IR seeker is activated and scans for targets. The seekers are countermeasure resistant and once they have homed onto a target, an explosively formed penetrator is fired through the top of the target vehicle. The propulsion system uses the standard discarding cartridge container, primary cartridge and 11 secondary increments. Ballistics are identical to the PRECLAIR illumination round. Manufacturer TDA .Read More

120 mm illuminating projectile PRECLAIR

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Ammunition, Missiles and precision weapons

120 mm illuminating projectile PRECLAIR

Armament TDA 120 mm rifled mortar MO-120-RT, Mortar 2R2M. Development By TDA to provide an illuminating projectile for the rifled mortar. Description The PRECLAIR resembles the PR14 HE bomb, with a similar body shape, prerifled driving band, obturating ring and tailboom that detaches in flight. However, the boat tail is slightly different in contour and the latter part of it is a separate component pinned to the main body. The interior contains a parachute and flare container. A time fuze ignites an expelling charge which blows off the rear of the boat tail, allowing the contents of the body to be ejected. At 420 m height of burst, the PRECLAIR's initial illumination covers an area of 1,500 m diameter with 5 lux over a 700 m diameter area, tapering to 2 lux at the outer edges. In the final stage of descent, the illuminated area expands to a diameter of 1,700 m, with 5 lux over an 1,080 m area, tapering to 2 lux at the outer edges. Manufacturer TDA .Read More

120 mm long-range HE projectile

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Ammunition, Missiles and precision weapons

120 mm long-range HE projectile

Armament 120 mm TDA rifled mortar MO-120-RT. Development Developed by TDA to provide an HE mortar bomb capable of a 17,000 m range. Description This projectile uses a long cylindrical body with a tapering ogive and a slight boat tail at the rear. In distinction to all other bombs for the 120 mm rifled mortar, it does not have a prerifled driving band, although it does carry a plastic obturating ring. Instead, there are six spring-out fins at the rear of the boat tail which, until the bomb is in flight, are locked in the folded-in position by an attachment at the end of the cartridge container tube. The cartridge container carries the usual primary and 11 secondary increments. In addition, the centre of the bomb carries a rocket motor which has an exit venturi in the bomb's base. This is sealed by a plug which carries a pyrotechnic delay. On firing, the bomb is launched by the propelling charge in the usual way. On leaving the muzzle, the cartridge container is discarded allowing the fins to spring out into the airstream and stabilise the bomb's flight. The explosion of the charge ignites the delay, after a further period of time the rocket motor is ignited, while the bomb is still on the upward leg of the trajectory. The plug is blown out of the venturi, the rocket efflux takes effect and the trajectory is consequently extended. Manufacturer TDA .Read More

120 mm smoke bomb

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Ammunition, Missiles and precision weapons

120 mm smoke bomb

Armament 120 mm TDA rifled mortar MO-120-RT, Mortar M61R. Development By TDA to provide a smoke projectile for rifled mortars in French service. Description This projectile uses the same body and cartridge container as the PR14 HE bomb, but is fitted with a central burster and a main filling of White Phosphorus (WP). It is ballistically matched to the PR14 bomb. Manufacturer TDA .Read More

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Armament 60 mm HE, smoke and practice bombs. Development By SNEM to a French military requirement. Description This generally resembles the better-known V19 series of fuzes, using a similar arming and direct action mechanism, but without any optional delay facility. The fuze has an aluminium rear body and a nose cap which can be turned by hand between the safe and fire positions. This fuze has been widely copied and is produced by Denel in South Africa .Read More

SC12

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Ammunition, Missiles and precision weapons

Armament HE mortar bombs with suitable fuze well thread. Development By SNEM for use by French Army under nomenclature FU. I. DT. MO.60. F1. Description A direct action and graze fuze with selectable action. The cap of the fuze is movable with respect to the body and can be turned to one of three settings: L for long delay (that is, graze action plus a short delay); C for SQ and graze action; and S for safe. Arming safety is controlled by an inertia block and a mechanical escapement system which moves the primary detonator in line with the striker. Manufacturer SNEM: Société Nouvelle d'Etudes et de Mécanique.Read More

SC12I

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Ammunition, Missiles and precision weapons

Armament For practice bombs with suitable fuze well thread. Development By SNEM for French Army under nomenclature FU. I. DT. X. F1. Description This is the same as the SC12 described previously, differing only in the depth of intrusion. Manufacturer SNEM: Société Nouvelle d'Etudes et de Mécanique.Read More

SC12G

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Ammunition, Missiles and precision weapons

Armament HE mortar bombs with suitable fuze well thread. Development By SNEM for French Army under nomenclature FU. I. DT. MO.60. F3. Description This is to the same basic design as the SC12 but made with a different thread and a deeper intrusion. Manufacturer SNEM: Société Nouvelle d'Etudes et de Mécanique.Read More

SC12P1

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Ammunition, Missiles and precision weapons

Armament HE mortar bombs with suitable fuze well thread. Development By SNEM to suit mortars with US fuze well gauge. Description This uses the same mechanical arrangements as the previous SC12 models but differs in having a US thread and a wider magazine.Read More

SC12B

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Ammunition, Missiles and precision weapons

Armament HE mortar bombs with suitable fuze well thread. Development By SNEM to fit bombs in service with foreign armies. Description This uses the same mechanical system as the previous SC12 series but differs in its thread and intrusion. It also has a long and narrow magazine. Manufacturer SNEM: Société Nouvelle d'Etudes et de Mécanique.Read More

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