Inspection and Maintenance of Ammunition

Inspection and Maintenance of Ammunition
Lesson One Inspection and Maintenance of Ammunition Containers
Figure 1-2. Location of Hardware on a Wooden Ammunition Box
Figure 1-3. Repairing a Split with Corrugated Fasteners
Figure 1-4. Cutting Metal Bands on a Wooden Ammunition Box
Figure 1-5. Replacing the Bands on a Wooden Ammunition Box
Figure 1-6. Fiber Containers
Figure 1-7. Inspecting the Metal End Caps of a Fiber Container
Figure 1-8. Repairing the Body of a Fiber Container
Figure 1-10. Removing the Contents from a Fiber Container
Lesson One Practice Exercise
Answer Key and Feedback - mm2604a0017
Lesson Two Inspection and Maintenance of Semifixed and Separate-Loading Ammunition
Figure 2-1. Semifixed Round
Figure 2-3. Touching Up the Paint and Restenciling the Markings on a Projectile
Figure 2-4. Unacceptable Projectile Base
Figure 2-6. Inspecting the Primer for Rust and Corrosion
Figure 2-8. Propelling Charge Increment Bags
Figure 2-9. Fuze Well and Eyebolt Lifting Plug of a Separate-Loading Projectile
Figure 2-10. Loosening the Eyebolt Lifting Plug
Figure 2-12. Cleaning the Fuze Well
Figure 2-13. Threading the Eyebolt Lifting Plug into the Fuze Well
Lesson Two Practice Exercise
Answer Key and Feedback - mm2604a0029

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