Practice Surface Flare

Practice Surface Flares are pyrotechnic devices that are classified under the supply class Pyrotechnics in the supply group Ammunition and Explosives. These flares are designed to be used for training and practice purposes, typically by military or law enforcement personnel.

Practice Surface Flares are used to simulate the visual effects of real flares without the associated risks and dangers. They are often used in training exercises to simulate distress signals, mark locations, or create a visual reference point during nighttime operations.

These flares are typically handheld or launched from a flare gun and produce a bright and visible light when ignited. They are designed to burn for a specific duration, usually a few minutes, and emit a distinct color, such as red, green, or white, to differentiate their purpose.

It is important to note that Practice Surface Flares should only be used by trained individuals in controlled environments and in accordance with local regulations and safety guidelines.