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TM 9-1904 Ammunition Inspection Guide 1944-03-02 "It is necessary for the ammunition inspector to have a wide and complete knowledge of all the types of ammunition that he will come in contact with in the line of duty, for he will be called on to pass judgment as to the safe conduct of various operations. To do this, he must know all the facts about the material in question. It might be well to point out that all ammunition is inherently dangerous, for its whole purpose of existence is to destroy or kill, but, if handled correctly and carefully one need not be afraid to work with it." Digitized by AHEC (U.S. Army Heritage Collections) http://www.carlisle.army.mil/ahec/ · Cover title · "March 2, 1944." · Includes index
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