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**Fertassa** · 03-16-2011, 04:24 PM

Actually, the nomenclature of the round and the model of fuze would likely have nothing at all to do with it. It was most likely a hairline crack in the base of the projo (round) which was in all likelihood a regular HE 155mm round. Highly unlikely (close to impossible) that the gun recoiled at all if the round didn't leave the tube. What is the source of that information? I've been in Artillery for 21 years.

03-16-2011, 04:24 PM	#4
Fertassa Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 506 Senior Member	Actually, the nomenclature of the round and the model of fuze would likely have nothing at all to do with it. It was most likely a hairline crack in the base of the projo (round) which was in all likelihood a regular HE 155mm round. Highly unlikely (close to impossible) that the gun recoiled at all if the round didn't leave the tube. What is the source of that information? I've been in Artillery for 21 years.
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