GERMAN GRENADES

There are two types:

No. 1. Service grenades.

No. 2. Improvised or home-made grenades.

These are again divided into two classes:

=A.= Those that depend for their effect upon fragmentation on

detonation.

=B.= Those that depend for their effect upon the shock of detonation

only.

The type =B= is more commonly met with than type =A=. Ignition is by

time or percussion. The time of fuses about six seconds burning.

=Precautions.= When handling foreign grenades care should always be

taken and the following rules should be enforced:

1. Only skilled grenadiers should be allowed to examine

and handle any grenades found.

2. Grenade depots when discovered should be immediately

reported to the nearest grenadier.

3. Foreign time grenades should be thrown as soon

as the lighting device has been started.

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