Flare Fuze

Flare Fuze is a type of fuze used in bombs that are classified under the supply class "Bombs" in the supply group "Ammunition and Explosives."

A flare fuze is designed to ignite and release a bright light or flare upon impact or activation. It is commonly used in military operations, search and rescue missions, and signaling purposes. The bright light emitted by the flare helps to illuminate the surrounding area, making it easier for personnel to locate targets, navigate in low-light conditions, or signal for assistance.

Flare fuzes are typically equipped with a delay mechanism to ensure that the flare is released at the desired time after impact. This allows for tactical deployment and coordination of operations. The duration and intensity of the flare can vary depending on the specific design and purpose of the fuze.

It is important to handle and use flare fuzes with caution, as they contain explosive materials and can pose a risk if mishandled or used improperly. Proper training and adherence to safety protocols are essential when working with ammunition and explosives.

Please note that specific technical details and usage guidelines may vary depending on the specific type and model of flare fuze. It is always recommended to consult official military or manufacturer documentation for accurate and up-to-date information.