ID of Vietnamese grenade

[EOD]

Anybody here who can ID these Vietnamese grenades which look like their version of the M67?

 

[weberoed]

I've been trying to locate VN's munitions industry capability for awhile now. Where did you get the picture from? and any info on their industry?

 

[EOD]

I researched the Vietnamese factories for the database I am working on. I will write a short article for the IAA on the small arms ammunition factories.

Grenades are made by #13, #15, #31 and one is using the letter "T" where I am not sure if it is one of those previous three.

The image is from the Vietnamese web (did not save the link, it was a news website) where I did a search in Vietnamese script.
I will come up with some more images in another thread which are from a museum as it looks.

 

[orpheus72]

My guess it's the South Korean "Hanwah K-400 Fragmentation grenade" (that was indeed some kind of copy of the US M67 )

 

[EOD]

The image was taken in a Vietnamese factory.

 

[US-Subs]

It used to be that you could get the DIA or NGIC books that covered unclass and relatively current items, but not for some time now - too bad.

 

[EOD]

NGIC I have only on fuzes and projectiles and the DIA only on SAA. Are any other available in the net?

 

[US-Subs]

I have not seen any scanned ones recently. This is the latest hard copy I was able to get some years ago, dated 1996. I believe that the version prior to this was scanned at one time.

 

[Francesco_Dif]

Is it possible to send me a copy?

 

[US-Subs]

For this version I'm afraid not. They are stapled hard copies, over 800 pages. I'll do some digging and see if I can find anything of the earlier version.

 

[EOD]

I have't seen either one of these. If anybody can link a digital version I would be thankfull.

 

[orpheus72]

I have't seen either one of these. If anybody can link a digital version I would be thankfull.

I haven't seen the both volumes either, so yes, if someone has a digital copy (or even a hardcopy that i can borrow to scan it) , in particular the 'handgrenade' volume, i would love to know.
Both other volumes 'fuzes' and 'projectile and warhead' are quite simple to find on the internet, but the 2 volumes US-Subs mentionned are apparently no were to find...

 

[Eugenio]

I got this one, 1994 ed.