Electrical detonators

Detonators, sir, please.

Those Uboats have detonators.

It depends on the detonators.

But the detonators are set, Herr Kapitän.

It was the detonators that took some doing.

Yeah, yeah, if they had detonators in the ends.

Set the automatic detonators and get the men out of the ship.

The Monitoring Group noted with special interest that the flow of arms also included large quantities of raw high explosives, detonators and timers.

a For information seven months of operations by EPS with five platoons at a cost of C 2,346,867, excluding explosives and detonators. Conclusions

Using military components for critical functions can increase the reliability of entire systems, for example, the use of military explosives and detonators in improvised explosive devices.

Today we can assert with full conviction that Chernobyl was one of the detonators that brought about the downfall of totalitarianism in the USSR and of the Soviet Union itself.

The mandate is far from being exhausted, especially with respect to technical cooperation an assistance, costs as well as design questions related to the technology and the nature of detonators and fuzes.

The weapons estimated to have cost R100,000 and included a wide variety of ammunition, explosives and equipment used in making quot homemade quot weapons, guns, two 50 mm Browning heavy machine guns, a 50 mm rocket launcher and detonators filled with commercial explosives. 63

Five of those houses contained armament which was mostly in good condition, and which included some 1,240 rifles, 2,025 kilogrammes of explosives, 1,406,300 rounds of ammunition, 1,300 mortar grenades, 3,970 assorted grenades, 350 rockets (LAW), 35,700 detonators, 42 machine guns and 19 surface to air missiles.