Practice Time And Superquick Fuze

Practice Time and Superquick Fuzes are types of fuzes used in the supply class Fuzes and Primers, which falls under the supply group Ammunition and Explosives.

1. Practice Time Fuze:
- A Practice Time Fuze is a type of fuze used in training exercises and practice drills.
- It is designed to simulate the timing mechanism of a live explosive fuze but does not contain any explosive material.
- The purpose of a Practice Time Fuze is to allow military personnel to practice the handling and deployment of fuzes without the risk of an actual explosion.

2. Superquick Fuze:
- A Superquick Fuze is a type of fuze used in explosive devices, such as artillery shells or bombs.
- It is designed to provide a very rapid detonation upon impact or proximity to a target.
- The Superquick Fuze is highly sensitive and can initiate the explosive charge within milliseconds of contact, making it effective against fast-moving targets or targets that require immediate destruction.

Both Practice Time and Superquick Fuzes play important roles in military training and combat operations, with the former used for practice and the latter used for actual explosive missions.