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Appendix A: Description of Munitions in the Blue Grass Army Depot Stockpile
Appendix A: Description of Munitions in the Blue Grass Army Depot Stockpile
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.~, Appendix A Description of Munitions in the Blue Grass Army Depot Stockpile Figures A-1 through A-3 are cutaway drawings of the 155-mm shell, the 8-inch howitzer, and the 1 1 5-mm rocket. Information is also included on the size, weight, energetics, and packaging of each projectile.
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1 55 mm 98.9 lb H/HD 1 1.7 lb None Me 0.41 lb None N/A None N/A None None 8 rounds/ 8 rounds/ wooden pallet wooden pallet Steel Steel 26.7 in. 1 55 mm 98.9 lb VX 6.0 lb None M71 2.45 lb None N/A None N/A Steel Steel FIGURE A-1 A 155-mm howitzer projectile, M110, H/HD; M121A1, VX.
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203 lb GB 14.5 lb None M83 Comp B4 7 lb TNT 0.3 lb None N/A None 6 rounds/ wooden pallet Materials Shell Steel Burster well Steel FIGURE A-2 An 8-in. howitzer projectile, M426, GB.
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SOURCE: Feinberg (20011. REFERENCES Beth Feinberg, Office of the Project Manger for Alternative Technologies and Approaches, Program Manager for Chemical Demilitarization, Briefing to the Committee on Review and Evaluation of the Army Chemical Stockpile Disposal Program, Irvine, Calif., March 28, 2001.
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