File:Shrapnel (PSF).png
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Line art diagram of typical shrapnel round as used in World War I.
- Small gunpowder bursting charge - fires bullets forward out of shell case.
- Shrapnel bullets (balls).
- Time Fuze.
- Central tube to carry detonator flash from fuze to bursting charge.
- Resin to hold bullets steady in position. Burns when shell bursts, giving off smoke which shows the gunner where his shells are bursting.
- Thin steel shell wall.
- Metal cartridge case.
- Shell propellant, typically cordite or nitrocellulose.
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