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B1.3EZB
The B1.3EZB (B.1.3.E.Z.B.) was a German, World War Two (WW2)-era, 1.3 kg-class, fin-stabilised, nose-fuzed, scatterable incendiary bomb, which was based on the earlier B1EZB (B.1.E.Z.B.) bomb. The B1.3EZB had a magnesium/aluminium (Elektron) alloy incendiary body, which burned at high temperature once ignited by its thermite filling. Present in its steel nose assembly (fuze housing) was an (inertia) impact fuze. Attached to the plugged rear of...
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