RGD-33 Grenade and cutaway.jpg

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DescriptionRGD-33 Grenade and cutaway.jpg	A diagram of a RGD-33 grenade (and fragmentation jacket), and a cutaway showing it's workings.
Date	Unknown date
Source	From ORDATA a US Government ordance database : http://maic.jmu.edu/ordata/FullImage.asp?Image=images\E\E1131U02.JPG and http://maic.jmu.edu/ordata/FullImage.asp?Image=images\E\E1131UL001.JPG - most probably from US Army 60 series technical manuals.
Author	US Army
Permission (Reusing this file)	US Army, thus public domain.

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