No. That is impossible to calculate accurately. How sensitize old explosive is depends on storage conditions, original mix, and the components degradation rate.
@@SecurityGuy42 very true remember watching Cambodians pull apart a tm46 tank mine and they had it on a wheel that would pry apart the top half of the mine and it was brown and black with yellowing that was done in the jungle and the mine may have been there for maybe 30 40 years
What 12B unit did you server in? I was in a MAC company.
In Angleton TX??
is there a table or listing for sensitivity rates of old explosives?
No. That is impossible to calculate accurately. How sensitize old explosive is depends on storage conditions, original mix, and the components degradation rate.
@@SecurityGuy42 very true remember watching Cambodians pull apart a tm46 tank mine and they had it on a wheel that would pry apart the top half of the mine and it was brown and black with yellowing that was done in the jungle and the mine may have been there for maybe 30 40 years
Ring Main memories...
what are some types of cords you recommend using to practice?
We used nylon rope about 1/4" diameter.
Thanks for the knowledge,. For good purpose. Always usefull. This charge is going off! In in for the invading army.
With boxing gloves it's not easy too...
1st knot is wrong FYI. 4 on front, 5 on back.
We were taught 4 wraps on back when counting.
@@SecurityGuy42 fair enough. what do you mean by "militia engineer tasks" though?