Avenger Cannon! 30mm PGU-15 Target Practice Round Used In The A-10 Warthog #ordnance #military #a10

Published on March 12, 2024
Duration: 0:32

This video provides a detailed, albeit silent, examination of a 30mm PGU-15 target practice round, commonly used in the A-10 Warthog's Avenger Cannon. It visually demonstrates the components of the round, including the projectile and cartridge casing, and highlights key markings. The content is suitable for individuals interested in military ordnance and ammunition.

Quick Summary

The 30mm PGU-15 is a target practice round used in the Avenger Cannon of the A-10 Warthog. It is visually identifiable by its projectile's distinct purple tip and can be disassembled into its projectile and cartridge casing components for examination.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Initial Ordnance Display
  2. 00:01Cartridge and Projectile Examination
  3. 00:09Cartridge Base View
  4. 00:13Round Disassembly
  5. 00:18Projectile Detailed View
  6. 00:29Components Side-by-Side

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the 30mm PGU-15 round used for?

The 30mm PGU-15 is a target practice round specifically designed for training purposes. It is utilized in the Avenger Cannon system, famously mounted on the A-10 Warthog aircraft for aerial combat and ground attack training.

How can one identify a PGU-15 target practice round?

A key visual identifier for the PGU-15 target practice round is its projectile, which features a distinct purple tip. This color coding is standard for many practice or training ammunition types.

What are the main components of the 30mm PGU-15 round?

The 30mm PGU-15 round consists of two primary components: the projectile, which is the part that is fired, and the cartridge casing, which contains the propellant and primer. These are shown separated in the video.

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