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Table 4–22 Surface danger zone data for 20 mm small arms direct-fire weapons—Continued Ammunition Impact Distance Distance Distance Area Area Angle Angle Ricochet 20 mm media X Y W A B P Q vertical hazard (m) (m) (m) (m) (m) (deg) (deg) (m) Concrete 4,250 4,240 1,189 156 156 34.65 43.79 577 M246 HEITSD Earth 4,230 3,537 685 156 156 26.73 39.83 360 Water 4,230 3,316 716 156 156 25.81 35.87 354 Steel 4,230 3,937 991 156 156 38.63 38.58 590 Concrete 4,230 3,758 952 156 156 34.99 50.31 531 Legend for Table 4-22: HEI=higher explosive incendiary HEITSD=high explosive incendiary tracer self-destruct NR=not required TP=training practice TP–T=training practice-tracer Notes: 1 Area A applies to cone SDZ only. aa. Table 4–23 contains SDZ data for 30 mm small arms direct-fire weapons. Table 4–23 Surface danger zone data for 30 mm small arms direct-fire weapons Ammunition 30 mm Impact Distance X Distance Y Distance W Area A Area B Angle P Angle Q Ricochet media (m) (m) (m) (m) (m) (deg) (deg) vertical hazard (m) M788 TP Earth 4,020 3,116 636 100 1 NR 24.93 40.37 311 Water 4,020 3,252 730 100 1 NR 25.19 28.65 298 Steel 4,020 3,631 1,023 100 1 NR 36.78 33.18 524 Concrete 4,020 3,600 874 100 1 NR 30.66 35.59 451 M789 HEDP Earth 4,122 3,305 654 275 275 25.37 39.65 318 Water 4,122 3,263 746 275 275 24.71 34.53 302 Steel 4,122 3,947 1,058 275 275 36.26 39.59 534 Concrete 4,122 3,684 886 275 275 31.56 42.14 460 Legend for Table 4-23: HEDP=high-explosive dual-purpose NR=not required Notes: 1 Area A applies to cone SDZ only. 4–3. Small caliber dummy, drill, and inert ammunition The dummy, drill, and inert (DDI) cartridges are designed to aid in easy identification of inert ammunition to prevent injury caused by any mix-up with live service ammunition during training. The DDI are completely nickel plated with the 9mm DDI having two holes drilled in the cartridge case, while the 5.56, 7.62, and .50 caliber DDI have fluted cartridge cases to aid tactile identification in darkness. For the Army, the nickel plated DDI will be the only DDI inert small caliber cartridges authorized for classroom training and weapon cycling functioning for weapon maintenance, or other situations when inert cartridges are needed. Chapter 5 Grenades and Grenade Launchers 5–1. Hand grenades a. High explosive loaded type grenades. These contain explosive charges that detonate after a short delay (3 to 5 45 DA PAM 385–63 • 16 April 2014