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USER HANDBOOK ANTI-AIRCRAFT AMMUNITION 1949 2023-07-29

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Author BOUGAINVILLE
Creation date Apr 15, 2011

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VERY DETAILED INFORMATION COVERING ALL ASPECTS OF BRITISH ANTI-AIRCRAFT AMMUNITION. VERY DETAILED B&W ILLUSTRATIONS. LEAVES NO STONE UNTURNED AND EVERYTHING IS FULLY EXPLAINED.

Author: BOUGAINVILLE

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First release: Apr 15, 2011

Last update: Apr 15, 2011

Rating: 4.50 star(s) 2 ratings

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AMMOTECHXT
5.00 star(s)
Aug 25, 2024
Version: 2023-07-29

A fantastic resource for research.

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Sprockets
4.00 star(s)
May 7, 2018
Version: 2023-07-29

Agree with description-pity it doesn't say why Indirect Tracers were preferred by the UK, despite the expense. I believe that a special ignition mixture had to be used to facilitate ignition under pressure, so perhaps this was felt to be at risk from inferior storage conditions? Indirect would seem to be more likely to cause bore damage through debris, though!