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A Study of .22 Caliber Rimfire Exploding Bullets: Effects in Ordnance Gelatin

Journal of Forensic Sciences, 1985
Abstract This is a study of commercially available .22 caliber rimfire ammunition manufactured to explode on bullet impact. Factors considered were bullet velocity, angle of impact, missile deformation, and depth of penetration and cavitation in ordnance gelatin.
AR Josselson, AC Johnson, WD Washington, GN Wagner, DD Garner, FB Johnson, DR Lundy   +6 more
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Ballistics ordnance gelatine – How different concentrations, temperatures and curing times affect calibration results

Journal of Forensic and Legal Medicine, 2015
A study was undertaken to determine whether different concentrations of ordnance gelatine, water types, temperatures and curing times would have an effect on projectile penetration of a gelatine tissue surrogate. Both Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) and North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) specified gelatines were compared against the FBI ...
Maiden, N., Fisk, W., Wachsberger, C., Byard, R.   +3 more
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Comparison of the Terminal Ballistics of Full Metal Jacket 7.62-mm M80 (NATO) and 5.56-mm M193 Military Bullets: A Study in Ornance Gelatin

Journal of Forensic Sciences, 1988
Abstract Great controversy has surrounded the replacement of the 7.62-mm caliber by the reduced 5.56-mm caliber as the standard U.S. military rifle. Although its relevance to human wounding can be debated, the terminal ballistics of military small arms in ordnance gelatin remains a convenient medium for comparative testing.
B D, Ragsdale, S S, Sohn
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Magnetic models of unexploded ordnance

IEEE Transactions on Geoscience and Remote Sensing, 2006
Laurens Beran
exaly  

Photogrammetry in the Ordnance Survey from Close to MacLeod

Photogrammetric Record, 2003
Peter Collier
exaly  

Folk belief and landscape in Connacht: accounts from the Ordnance Survey letters

Folk Life, 2019
Ciarán McDonough
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Unexploded Ordnance Management

Military Medicine, 2018
John S Oh, Avi Benov, Zsolt T Stockinger   +2 more
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Condition of in situ unexploded ordnance

Science of the Total Environment, 2015
Susan Taylor
exaly  

Excavator-mounted ordnance locating system using electromagnetic sensing technology

Automation in Construction, 1998
Leonhard E Bernold
exaly  

A study of .22 caliber rimfire exploding bullets: effects in ordnance gelatin.

Journal of forensic sciences, 1986
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