What is Federal Supply Class 1395?

FSC 1395 is the Federal Supply Class (formally known as NATO Supply Classification Class NSC 1395) in the USA for supply items codified in the category of Miscellaneous Ammunition.

What is NATO Supply Classification Class 1395?

NSC 1395 is the NATO Supply Classification Class (also known as Federal Supply Class FSC 1395 in the USA) for supply items codified in the category of Miscellaneous Ammunition.

Which Federal Supply Group is FSC 1395 in?

FSC 1395 is in Federal Supply Group (FSG) 13 which contains Ammunition and Explosives.

Which NATO Supply Classification Group is NSC 1395 in?

NSC 1395 is in NATO Supply Classification Group (NSG) 13 which contains Ammunition and Explosives.

What is a Charge Cup?

A Charge Cup (CUP,CHARGE) is an item designed to be filled with an explosive for use as supplemental charges, boosters, delay elements, primers and the like.

What is a Powder Wad?

A Powder Wad (WAD,POWDER) is an item made of inert material such as plastic, felt, or fiberboard and utilized as a pad to secure the propellant powder in place around the primer. May be designed to occupy excess volume in a cartridge case or as a barrier between the propellant powder and the projectile.

What is a Charge Bag?

A Charge Bag (BAG,CHARGE) is a fabric container that holds the propelling charge, flash suppressor, or initiating charge for separate loading or semi-fixed ammunition. Usually made of cartridge cloth, a special fabric that is consumed without leaving a burning residue. For a filled charge bag, see CHARGE, PROPELLING (as modified).

What is a Cartridge Case Base?

A Cartridge Case Base (BASE,CARTRIDGE CASE) is a cup-shaped metallic component at the rear of a CASE, CARTRIDGE. The item can be provided with a primer which may contain an explosive.

What is a Firing Waste?

A Firing Waste (WASTE,FIRING) is an item which consists of one or more cases,mine bodies,grenade bodies and the like collected after firing before destruction or recycling.

What is an Ordnance Simulator?

An Ordnance Simulator (SIMULATOR,ORDNANCE) is an item specifically designed to replicate the physical appearance of a munitions ordnance item. It may resemble the actual item in size, shape and weight but does not perform any functions of the actual item.

What is a Cartridge Case?

A Cartridge Case (CASE,CARTRIDGE) is an item designed to hold an ammunition primer and propellant, and to which a projectile may be affixed. Its profile and size conform to that of the chamber of the weapon in which the round is fired except for recoilless rifles. For a loaded cartridge case, see CARTRIDGE (as modified).

Miscellaneous Ammunition

Federal Supply Class (FSC): 1395

NATO Supply Classification Class (NSC): 1395

Group Description: Ammunition and Explosives

Federal Supply Group (FSG): 13

NATO Supply Classification Group (NSG): 13

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NSN Format for Miscellaneous Ammunition

13	95	XX	XXX
Group FSG	Class	NCB	Identifier
FSC Federal Supply Class		NIIN
NSN

FSC 1395 Miscellaneous Ammunition

Includes Ammunition Shapes, such as Blanks, Disks, Slugs, Cups, and Rotating Bands (Shell Bands).

Note-Excluded from this group are items specially designed for nuclear ordnance application.

Additional Information for Miscellaneous Ammunition

NATO Supply Class 1395 refers to Miscellaneous Ammunition within NATO Supply Group 13, which is dedicated to Ammunition and Explosives.

Miscellaneous Ammunition includes various types of ammunition that do not fall under specific subcategories within the ammunition classification system. This class is used to categorize ammunition items that may not fit into other defined classes due to their unique characteristics or purpose.

Examples of ammunition items that may fall under NATO Supply Class 1395 include specialized rounds, experimental ammunition, training ammunition, non-lethal ammunition, and other miscellaneous types of ammunition that do not fit into the defined categories of small arms ammunition, artillery ammunition, or explosive ordnance.

It is important to note that the classification system used by NATO helps standardize the identification and categorization of military supplies and equipment. This allows for efficient logistics management, procurement, and interoperability among NATO member countries.

If you require more specific information about a particular type of ammunition within NATO Supply Class 1395, please provide additional details, and I will be happy to assist you further.

NSN by Country

US
United States
358 Items

CA
Canada
245 Items

FR
France
213 Items

DE
Germany
100 Items

NL
Netherlands
75 Items

UK
United Kingdom
68 Items

NO
Norway
54 Items

IT
Italy
34 Items

AU
Australia
24 Items

BE
Belgium
22 Items

Frequently Asked Questions(FAQ) for Federal Supply Class 1395

What is Federal Supply Class 1395?: FSC 1395 is the Federal Supply Class(formally known as NATO Supply Classification Class NSC 1395) in the USA for supply items codified in the category of Miscellaneous Ammunition.
What is NATO Supply Classification Class 1395?: NSC 1395 is the NATO Supply Classification Class (also known as Federal Supply Class FSC 1395 in the USA) for supply items codified in the category of Miscellaneous Ammunition.
Which Federal Supply Group is FSC 1395 in?: FSC 1395 is in Federal Supply Group(FSG) 13 which contains .
Which NATO Supply Classification Group is NSC 1395 in?: NSC 1395 is in NATO Supply Classification Group(NSG) 13 which contains .

Supply Items Included in Federal Supply Class 1395

What is a Charge Cup? 34 Items: A Charge Cup (CUP,CHARGE) is an item designed to be filled with an explosive for use as supplemental charges, boosters, delay elements, primers and the like.
What is a Powder Wad? 29 Items: A Powder Wad (WAD,POWDER) is an item made of inert material such as plastic, felt, or fiberboard and utilized as a pad to secure the propellant powder in place around the primer. May be designed to occupy excess volume in a cartridge case or as a barrier between the propellant powder and the projectile.
What is a Charge Bag? 16 Items: A Charge Bag (BAG,CHARGE) is a fabric container that holds the propelling charge, flash suppressor, or initiating charge for separate loading or semi-fixed ammunition. Usually made of cartridge cloth, a special fabric that is consumed without leaving a burning residue. For a filled charge bag, see CHARGE, PROPELLING (as modified).
What is a Cartridge Case Base? 19 Items: A Cartridge Case Base (BASE,CARTRIDGE CASE) is a cup-shaped metallic component at the rear of a CASE, CARTRIDGE. The item can be provided with a primer which may contain an explosive.
What is a Firing Waste? 143 Items: A Firing Waste (WASTE,FIRING) is an item which consists of one or more cases,mine bodies,grenade bodies and the like collected after firing before destruction or recycling.
What is an Ordnance Simulator? 64 Items: An Ordnance Simulator (SIMULATOR,ORDNANCE) is an item specifically designed to replicate the physical appearance of a munitions ordnance item. It may resemble the actual item in size, shape and weight but does not perform any functions of the actual item.
What is a Cartridge Case? 142 Items: A Cartridge Case (CASE,CARTRIDGE) is an item designed to hold an ammunition primer and propellant, and to which a projectile may be affixed. Its profile and size conform to that of the chamber of the weapon in which the round is fired except for recoilless rifles. For a loaded cartridge case, see CARTRIDGE (as modified).