Videos tagged with Ordnance Identification

This guide details the inspection of demilitarized ordnance, focusing on the 152mm M81 Gun Launcher and associated ammunition. It covers identifying markings, understanding demilitarization, and recognizing different projectile types, drawing on expert knowledge of historical military systems.

This guide, presented by a subject matter expert from Civilian Tactical, details how to identify a dummy grenade. Key indicators include a blue-painted spoon, which signals an inert device, and a definitive large hole drilled into the base, confirming the absence of a fuse and its status as a training aid. Proper identification is crucial for safety.

This entry details the identification of an inert GHTB Thermobaric Hand Grenade, likely of Eastern European origin based on its markings. The guide emphasizes inspecting specific markings like 'GHTB', '(10)-01-13', and 'INERT' on the body, as well as Cyrillic 'ИНЕРТ' on the safety lever, to confirm its training status. Proper handling with protective gloves and adherence to safety protocols for ordnance are stressed.

This guide details the disassembly of an inert MK2 style 'pineapple' grenade, as demonstrated by 1st Shot Tactical. It emphasizes identifying safety markings like a drilled hole and blue fuse paint, followed by removing the pin, spoon, and unscrewing the fuse housing to reveal the hollow interior. The explanation covers the fragmentation design and fuse delay mechanics of such ordnance.