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Types of grenades in WWI
The Marten Hale hand grenade, which can be also fitted to any type of service rifle. Hale time grenade, bomb is thrown, the ignition of the time-fuse does not occur until the grenade reaches a distance equal to the full length of the line, causing the line to pull out the friction-tube. French bracelet grenade, which hooked around the wrist with a strap, jam or beef tins filled with explosives and fitted with a fuse, effective work at short range. Date: 1915
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Attack Beef Bomb Bombs Bracelet Diagram Explosive Explosives Fuse Grenade Grenades Grenadier Grenadiers Hale Held Launchers Marten Offensive Projectiles Racket Rifle Thrown Tins Weapon Weapons
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This intriguing photograph from 1915 showcases various types of grenades used during the First World War, providing a glimpse into the innovative and deadly weapons employed on the front lines. Among these grenades is the Marten Hale hand grenade, a versatile munition that could be attached to any type of service rifle, making it a formidable close-quarters weapon. The grenade's unique design featured a time-fuse that only ignited upon reaching a certain distance, allowing the grenadier to safely throw it and avoid the risk of premature detonation. Another grenade depicted in the image is the French bracelet grenade. This grenade was worn around the wrist with a strap, making it easily accessible for quick deployment. Filled with explosives and fitted with a fuse, the bracelet grenade was most effective at short ranges and could be launched with a swift and powerful throw. The Marten Hale and French bracelet grenades are just two examples of the diverse range of grenades used during the First World War. These weapons played a crucial role in the offensive strategies of both sides, with grenade launchers and projectiles becoming essential components of infantry attacks. As the war progressed, the development and refinement of grenades continued, leading to more advanced designs and increased lethality. This photograph serves as a reminder of the ingenuity and determination displayed by soldiers during this pivotal period in history.
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