eodkreischer
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Was asked what a cantrell tool is used for and I am stumped. Cant find an answer anywere, just seeing if anyone could help.
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Whats a cantrell tool used for?
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John D. Bartleson Jr.
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Cantrell Tool'
Named after its inventor, Warrant Officer Cantrell, the tool is used to RSP one of the chemical long delay, anti withdrawal bomb tail fuze.
Regards,
John
Named after its inventor, Warrant Officer Cantrell, the tool is used to RSP one of the chemical long delay, anti withdrawal bomb tail fuze.
Regards,
John
genkideskan
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John 
wtf is RSP -- do you have a pic of the tool
wtf is RSP -- do you have a pic of the tool
For non EOD types RSP is Render Safe Procedure
J
John D. Bartleson Jr.
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That's Correct;
Sorry I thought you were EOD. No photo.
BD Bomb Disposal - RSP
MD Mine Disposal - RSP/RMS - render mine safe
UXB - unexploded bomb
short course in EOD glossery of terms
John
Sorry I thought you were EOD. No photo.
BD Bomb Disposal - RSP
MD Mine Disposal - RSP/RMS - render mine safe
UXB - unexploded bomb
short course in EOD glossery of terms
John
eodkreischer
New Member
Thanks for the info on the Cantrell Tool. It was helpful with the question that was given to the CO. The other problem I am having now is we have to give a Class over the RSP on the M123 fuze which uses the Cantrell tool, but cant find a picture or dimensions or any info over the tool itself. Do you know were I can find this info.
Cantrell tool and method
Hello,
It's a tool and a RSP method used only for the M123 chemical long delay serie fuzes.
If you have acces on it, you'll find some interesting drawings and data in the US TM :B-2-3-31 Rev 5 of 19 Jan 1990.
Yoda
Hello,
It's a tool and a RSP method used only for the M123 chemical long delay serie fuzes.
If you have acces on it, you'll find some interesting drawings and data in the US TM :B-2-3-31 Rev 5 of 19 Jan 1990.
Yoda
A bloke called ash may help you