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Blast effects on the human body 56 Fragmentation effects on the human body 59 TARGETING AND USE 63 Weapon-target matching 65 Fuzing 66 CONTENTS. Contents | 5 FIVE STUDIED EXPLOSIVE WEAPON SYSTEMS AND THEIR MUNITIONS 69 122 mm BM-21 multi barrel rocket launcher 70 152 mm & 155 mm artillery guns 72
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