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R.L. 112-lb. Mks V, VI, and VIII (Obsolete) | 
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Filler and Weight | ||
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| NA, | |||
| Body and Overall Weight | |||
| Steel, 126.0 lb. | |||
| Color | |||
| Yellow over-all; red band around nose and 1-in. light green band around body | |||
| Type of Round, DODIC | |||
| R.L., NA | 
| Description: | 
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| The body of these bombs is a sungle streamlined casting, steel for Mks V and VII and iron for Mk VI, threaded at the nose and tail to take adapters for the central exploder tube. | 
| Use: | 
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| The body of these bombs is a sungle streamlined casting, steel for Mks V and VII and iron for Mk VI, threaded at the nose and tail to take adapters for the central exploder tube. | 
| Functioning: | 
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| Mk VI and VII: The tail assembly of the Bombs Mk VI and Mk VII consists of a tail cone, which slides over the after end of the bomb body and is secured by a locknut on the exploder tube. Four tail fins are riveted on the cone and are held in place by two sets of box-type struts. | 
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| Data Source: | 
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| OP 1665 Explosive Ordnance British | 
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