UXO INCIDENT REPORT (Revision 1)

for

U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Office of Solid Waste Permits and State Programs Division

Contract No. 68-W-98-215 Work Assignment No. 1

DPRA Incorporated 1300 North 17th Street Suite 950 Arlington, Virginia 22209

Completed September 30, 2001 TABLE OF CONTENTS

I. INTRODUCTION ...... 1 II. RESULTS OF SEARCH ...... 3 A. Summary Results of Search ...... 4 B. Primary Sources: Federally-Maintained Databases ...... 39 B.1 The Department of Defense Explosives Safety Board (DDESB) ...... 39 B.2 Bureau Alcohol, Tobacco, and Firearms (ATF) ...... 41 C. Primary Sources: Search Engines ...... 42 C.1 Westlaw Search ...... 42 C.2 LEXIS/NEXIS Search ...... 43 C.3 EBSCOhost Search ...... 43 C.4 Internet Search Engines ...... 44 IV. ADDITIONAL SOURCES ...... 45 A. U.S. Army Technical Center for Explosives Safety (USATCES) ...... 45 B. Unexploded Ordnance Center of Expertise ...... 45 C. U.S. Army Claims Center ...... 47 D. Federal Bureau of Investigation UXO Information ...... 47 E. Naval Ordnance Explosives Division, Naval Ordnance Station ...... 47 F. Joint UXO Command Center ...... 47 G. 52nd Ordnance Group ...... 48 H. National Guard ...... 48 I. Langley Air Force Base ...... 48 J. Bureau of Land Management...... 48 K. Sentimental Journey to Southwest Proving Ground ...... 49 V. CONCLUSIONS ...... 50 VI. REFERENCES ...... 52 ACRONYMS ...... 54

APPENDIX A: Search Methodology and Design APPENDIX B: Civilian UXO Incidents: Recycling Facilities or Scrap Yards APPENDIX C: Civilian UXO Incidents: Non-Scrap Yard Incidents with Explosions APPENDIX D: Civilian UXO Incidents: Non-Scrap Yard Incidents with No Explosions APPENDIX E: Civilian UXO Incidents: Non-Scrap Yard Incidents with Explosion Data Unavailable APPENDIX F: Civilian UXO Incidents: Buried UXO APPENDIX G: Military or Military Contractor UXO Incidents APPENDIX H: DDESB Data Tables APPENDIX I: Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms Tables APPENDIX J: Westlaw Search Results APPENDIX K: NEXIS Search Results APPENDIX L: EBSCHOHost Search Results APPENDIX M: Internet Search Results I. INTRODUCTION

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) tasked DPRA Inc. to conduct an investigation to identify cases where incidents associated with unexploded ordnance (UXO), chemical munitions/agents, or other military munitions of World War I or later vintage have resulted in death or injury to civilians (the general public) in the United States. In particular, DPRA focused on cases where firing ranges/buried munitions were the source of the munitions. As part of this effort, DPRA conducted a literature search (via LEXIS/NEXIS and other services) and an Internet search to identify. In addition, DPRA contacted United States Department of Defense (DoD) and other Federal government organizations to access hard copy files and/or databases containing the above information and extract that information where possible into one comprehensive data set of cases.

DPRA contacted the following organizations/data sources to gather a comprehensive list of pertinent incidents:

• Department of Defense Explosives Safety Board (DDESB) in Alexandria, Virginia • U.S. Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms (ATF) in Washington, D.C. • Federal Bureau of Investigation • UXO Center of Excellence in Huntsville, Alabama • U.S. Army Technical Center for Explosives Safety (USATCES) in McAlester, Oklahoma • Naval Explosives Ordnance Division at the Naval Ordnance Station in Indian Head, Maryland • Joint UXO Command Center in Fort Belvoir, Virginia • 52nd Ordnance Group in Atlanta, Georgia • U.S. Army Claims Center in Fort Meade, Maryland • U.S. National Guard • Langley Air Force Base • Southwest Proving Ground, Hope, Arkansas • Internet/search engine material

Two organizations proved to maintain the most organized, accessible data: the DDESB in Alexandria, Virginia and the ATF, in Washington, D.C. These organizations served as the primary resources for this report. Many of the other organizations contacted reportedly either did not maintain such data at all or submitted all such data to DDESB. Therefore, these organizations, along with the Internet and other search engines are considered at best secondary resources.

Detailed information about all civilian UXO incidents has been organized into a single master table (see Section II, Table 3), that presents information on each of the 126 documented civilian UXO incidents. In addition, the report organizes those UXO incidents with common characteristics into several other tables (Appendices B through G), each of which contains a

1 subset of the incidents included in the master table. A set of summary tables (see Section II, Tables 1 and 2) provides counts of civilian UXO incidents with various characteristics. The summary tables provide cumulative information about the number of incidents that

• Resulted in injuries or fatalities • Took place at recycling facilities • Resulted in explosions and did not result in explosions • Involved buried UXO • Involved adults and children • Took place in each state

Detailed information about the incidents in most of the categories in the summary tables is printed together in Appendices C through F. Although the primary purpose of the search of DoD records and other sources was to identify civilian UXO incidents, DPRA also collected information reviewed during the search that concerned military (or military contractor) UXO incidents, and this information is also presented in a summary table. Detailed information about the military UXO incidents are contained in Appendix G.

2 II. RESULTS OF SEARCH

The DPRA search resulted in the identification of 126 documented UXO incidents across the United States where civilians were injured or killed by contact with UXO found on both former and active bombing/artillery ranges, proving grounds, and other military activities in the United States. The search attempted to identify all such incidents from World War I (circa 1918) to the present.

EPA requested that DPRA identify the following data points for each UXO incident.

Item Description

Date: Date of incident Fatalities: Number of fatalities Injuries: Number of injuries Sex: Male or female Age: Age of people in party Explosion/Identification: Was there an explosion or was UXO/agent simply found Munition Description: Description of munition/agent Party Size: Number of people in party Type: Type of munition involved Activity: Type of activity taking place when UXO was found/exploded (e.g., utility excavation) Access Controls: Type of site restrictions/access controls (e.g., fencing) Ownership at Incident: Owner of property at time of the incident Present Use: What is the present use of the property Abstract: Description of incident Damage: Description of damage Location: Name of facility/site, state, and town/county Installation Type: Did the incident occur at a FUDS, BRAC facility, active facility, or off-base Service: If the land is a former military installation, what service operated the site Source: What is the source of the reported data

The summary results of this search are presented in Section A of this discussion. DDESB and ATF records provided most of the data. However, a few of the incidents were obtained from other sources. Detailed findings from both primary and secondary sources are presented in the discussion below in Sections B and C. A detailed description of the search methodology and design can be found in Appendix A.

3 UXO Incident Cases A. Summary Results of Search

Table 1 – Summary of UXO Incidents presents summary tables that sort the documented incident data into a few selected categories/types of UXO incidents. Specifically, the summary tables provide totals for the following:

• Total number of civilian UXO incidents • Civilian UXO incidents at both recycling and non-recycling facilities • Civilian UXO incidents involving adults vs. minors • Number of UXO incidents resulting from buried UXO • UXO incidents involving military or military contractor personnel

Table 2 -- Summary of UXO Incidents by State, presents the total number of civilian UXO incidents documented for each state. Specific information on each of the documented incidents is presented in Table 3 – Civilian UXO Incidents.

4 UXO Incident Cases

Table 1: Summary of UXO Incidents

Total Number of Civilian UXO Incidents

Total Incidents with Number of Number of Incidents without Incidents with Fatality or Injury Incidents with Injuries ? Incidents Fatalities? Fatalities? Injuries ? Fatalities or Injuries Data Unavailable

126 39 67 64 137 32 19

Civilian UXO Incidents: Recycling Facilities vs. Non-Recycling Facilities

Number of Incidents with Number of Incidents with Number of Incidents without Incidents with Fatality or Incidents Fatalities? Fatalities ? Injuries ? Injuries? Fatalities or Injuries Injury Data Unavailable

Recycling Facilities 10? 5 10 5 9 1 0

Non-Recycling 73 32 53 55 121 6 2 Facility: Explosion

Non-Recycling Facility: No 27 1 3? 2 4? 24 0 Explosion

Non-Recycling Facility: Explosion 16 0 0 0 0 1 15 Data Unavailable

Totals 126 38 66 61 134 32 17

? Some incidents resulted in both injury and fatality. Consequently, some incidents are counted in both the fatality and injury columns. ? Fatalities are not counted as injuries. ? Injury or fatality resulting from the release of a chemical agent without explosion. ? There was an explosion at each Scrap Yard or Recycling Plant for which detailed data was obtained. 5 UXO Incident Cases

Civilian UXO Incidents: Adults vs. Minors

Number of Incidents with Number of Incidents with Number of Incidents without Incidents with Fatality or Injury Incidents Fatalities? Fatalities ? Injuries ? Injuries? Fatalities or Injuries Data Unavailable

Adults 64 11 24 20 44 21 15

Minors 35 20 29 24 58 4 0

Both Adult & 2 1 2 2 7 0 0 Minor

Unknown 25 6 11 15 25 6 2

Totals 126 38 66 61 134 31 17

Number of Buried UXO Incidents

Incidents Incidents Number of Number of Incidents with Fatality or Injury Total Incidents with with Incidents without Fatalities or Injuries Fatalities? Injuries ? Data Unavailable Fatalities? Injuries ?

9 0 0 0 0 8 0

Military or Military Contractor UXO Incidents

Military or Military 76 25 60 58 270 9 1 Contractors

Table 2: Number of Civilian UXO Incidents per State or Territory

State ATF Database UXO Database

AK 4 4

AL 72 1

AR 45 2

AZ 86 0

CA 635 18

CO 30 0

CT 69 1

DC 7 2

DE 14 0

FL 316 0

GA 182 7

GU 2 0

HI 30 4

IA 32 1

ID 12 0

IL 284 3

IN 84 0

KS 37 2

KY 148 3

LA 70 0

MA 74 1

MD 77 1

ME 9 0

MI 127 1

MN 39 0

MO 80 1

MS 23 4

MT 21 1

NC 116 4

State ATF Database UXO Database

ND 1 0

NE 36 0

NH 7 0

NJ 118 4

NM 32 2

NV 51 2

NY 197 0

OH 110 2

OK 106 2

OR 57 0

PA 207 3

PR 0 4

RI 2 0

SC 58 3

SD 22 1

TN 69 7

TX 308 3

UT 30 3

VA 120 6

VT 4 0

WA 56 1

WI 43 1

WV 71 4

WY 8 0

Subtotal 4438 103

State Unknown 0 17

Total 4438 126

8 Table 3: Civilian UXO Incidents

P D A S D B I C A F R E E D U N H D S A A T EXP R I S A R J Type of Owner @ Present Type of I U E G T Y or Range Access Activity Clearance Abstract / Damage Location V SOURCE D B T I U Installation Time of Inc. Use Munition L L X E A FND I E E R D T L # C I D Y E D

8 While bailing scrap copper in a junk yard, / two were killed when the bailing machine 6 0 D 2 U detonated. Examination indicated the Junk Yard . . Scrap C 3 x 2 0 EXP Off-base X likely presence of nitrocellulose in the Birmingham, DDESB 0 3 Copper M / O bailing machine scrap. AL 0 1 C 4 2 Destroyed bailing machine.

Two men placed steel scrap into open- 7 hearth furnace for remelting. They / 8 0 accidentally placed a live round in with the D 2 U . . Live steel which detonated in the furnace. One C 1 x 2 0 EXP Off-base X Salvage Yard DDESB 0 2 Round man was crushed, the other fatally M / O 0 6 burned. C 4 3 Furnace seriously damaged by blast.

A 6-inch process pipe used in manufacture of propellant and explosives 8 at Chickasaw Ord Works, Millington, TN, 1 / was sold as scrap. The pipe detonated at D 5 2 2 U Scrap Trumbell Trumbell Asphalt Works, Memphis TN, C . 5 9 3 4 EXP X Explosive Asphalt DDESB killing 3, injuring 4. (The file was sent to M 0 1 / O s Company Milan.) C 0 4 6 Details of incident unknown at this time. (See 251.01)

A steel furnace exploded, causing minor damage and sending fragments 2 throughout the plant. Apparently one 2 / round cooked off. Inspectors believe D 0 5 2 U 90mm round had been fired, and was without Fuel & Iron C . 4 3 x 0 0 EXP Off-base X M71 DDESB fuze at the time. 5 more rounds were Corporation M 0 9 / O Cartridge picked up. Source unknown. C 0 5 0 Plant buildings hit by stray fragments. Minor damage to steel furncace.

8 While burning a field prior to planting 2 / sugar cane, two depth bombs detonated U 2 6 U 6 forming a crater 25 x 15 feet, but doing no Waikakalaua S . 3 x M 0 0 5 EXP Off-base X Bomb DDESB / other damage or injury. Gulch, HI A 0 7 O 5 F 0 2 No structures involved.

Millwright disassembling surplus pump obtained from Picatinny. Removing rusted 4 bolt caused detonation which injured man 2 / w/ steel frag. Picatinny obtained pump D 3 7 1 U Rusted from Holston. Pump used for pumping Milan C . 3 3 0 1 EXP X DDESB Bolt contaminated acetone. Decon was Arsenal, TN M 0 0 / O assumed.(No XXX marking) C 0 5 4 No building damage. The pump was worth $3.82 as scrap metal.

Contractor was cutting and clearing trees for construction of a new roadway. During 1 burning of trees and stumps, explosion 1 occurred which caught one man's clothing 2 / afire, fatally injuring him. There was no U 4 7 U 2 Relocating Grenade, indication or knowledge of contamination. FT Benning, S . 8 x 1 0 EXP Active X DDESB 1 road WP GA A 0 7 O / R 0 5 Witnesses saw injured man approaching 5 fire with roots in his hands, but his hands were extensively burned, indicating he may have had grenade in hands.

4 rkts placed on ground. Employee using an oxyacetylene cutting torch, burned hole in 1 inert whd, & was attempting to burn 9 hole in rkt mtr when blast occurred. Rkt 4 / 1 3.5" flew 33 feet where it struck & penetrated U 8 2 U 4 M29A2 steel tub. 2 more rkt mtrs ignited next. Rock Island S . 7 0 2 EXP X DDESB 9 Practice Arsenal, IL A 0 / O 1 Rkt No property damage detailed in rpt. R 0 7 Worker utilizing torch received injury to 3 both ears due to over-pressure. Employee attempting to assist him sustained loss of equilibrium.

Scrap material of 100 gross tons of 1 75/90mm contaminated HE. One truck 4 / load of material placed in furnace for 1 Liberty D 9 2 Smelting U Rkt Whds- melting. Second truck load was inspected 4 Liberty Industries - C . 8 0 2 EXP Off-base scap X Empty/Ine and 6 live rounds were found & removed. DDESB 6 Industries Cincinnati, M 0 / projectiles O rt Proj Remainder was placed in furnace where 1 OH C 0 7 explosion occurred. 4 Property damage was very minor.

UNIT HAD COMPLETED TRAINING AND ELECTED TO DISPOSE OF EXCESS AMMUNITION RATHER THAN TURN IT IN. DISPOSAL PROCEDURES UNCERTAIN AT THE MOMENT (BURNING OR INDIVIDUAL FUNCTIONING). MATERIAL INCLUDE 1 9 VARIOUS PYROTECHNICS, INCLUDING 9 7 / TEAR TEAR AGENT (CS), AND SMOKE POTS. 9 U 7 2 U AGENT THE DISPOSAL OPERATION CAUSED A 7 FT LEWIS, S . 4 0 0 EXP Off-base Demolition X (CS) CLOUD TO DRIFT OFF THE DDESB 0 WA A 0 / O SMOKE INSTALLATION, INTO A LOCAL 9 R 0 9 POTS COMMUNITY CALLED SPANAWAY. 2 7 COMMUNITY MEMBERS CALLED IN 4 LOCAL EMERGENCY SERVICES WITH VARIOUS REPORTS OF IRRITANT SYMPTOMS. NUMEROUS CIVILIANS EXPOSED TO THE CLOUD, SOME RECEIVING HOSPITAL TREATMENT.

None reported.

2 2 / One boy killed and five others were 0 1 2 U seriously injured in their school class room 4 7 Took dud 40mm FT Pickett, 1 x 1 5 EXP Off-base X by the explosion of a dud 40mm grenade DDESB . 1 to school grenade VA / O projectile which had been removed from 0 6 7 the range at Fort Pickett, VA. 1 7

2 1 0 1 / U Two boys killed by the explosion of a dud Camp 4 7 1 x 2 0 EXP Off-base X 2.36 in rkt 2.36 in rkt which they had found near the Pendleton, DDESB . 1 / O range area at Camp Pendleton, CA. CA 0 6 7 4 6

1 2 1 One boy killed and two injured by the 0 1 / U 3.5 in rkt explosion of a dud 305 in. rkt, or 40mm 4 7 1 Playing on NAD x 1 2 EXP Active X or 40mm grenade (undetermined which type) while DDESB . 1 0 Range Hathorne, NV O grenade playing on the range at NAD Hawthorne, 0 6 / NV. 8 7 4

2 4 0 1 / Digging Two boys killed and one critically injured U 4 7 6 up 40mm AA by the explosion of a dud 40mm AA x 2 1 EXP Active X Ft. Knox, KY DDESB . 1 / munitions projectile projectile the boys had dug up from the O 0 6 7 on range range at Fort Knox, KY. 9 4

8 2 / 0 1 Two boys killed, and two other seriously 1 U 4 7 Playing on 40mm AA injured by the explosion of a dud 40mm 9 x 2 2 EXP Active X Ft. Dix, NJ DDESB . 1 range projectile grenade projectile while playing with it on / O 1 6 the range at Ft. Dix, NJ. 7 0 3

2 4 0 1 / U A boy was killed by the explosion of a dud 4 7 1 Anti-tank x 1 0 EXP Active X anti-tank rocket which he was collecting Ft. Sill, OK DDESB . 1 / rkt O from the range at Ft. Sill, OK. 1 6 7 2 2

2 2 / One youth was killed three others were 0 1 2 U seriously injured in two separate accidents 4 7 40mm 2 x 1 3 EXP Off-base X by the explosion of dud 40mm grenade Ft. Dix, NJ DDESB . 1 projectiles / O projectiles that had been removed from 1 6 7 the range at Ft. Dix, NJ. 6 1

A child was injured in the front yard of his 2 5 residence at Kitty Hawk, NC while playing 0 1 / Playing U with a dud (type unknown) which 4 7 1 Kitty Hawk, x 1 0 EXP Off-base with X exploded. The dud had been found and DDESB . 1 / NC munition O removed from Duck Range, NC several 1 6 6 weeks earlier by a relative of the injured 8 7 boy.

1 2 0 0 1 / Two oyster men were seriously injured by U 4 7 1 Harvestin an explosion when they raised a x 0 2 EXP Off-base X Dahlgren, VA DDESB . 1 3 g Oysters submerged dud from the Range River bed O 1 6 / at Dahlgren, VA. 9 6 5

4 2 / 0 1 Three children were seriously injured by 2 U Galens Air 4 7 explosion while playing with a 2.36in rkt 3 x 0 3 EXP Off-base X 2.36in rkt Force Base, DDESB . 1 dud, which they had removed from the / O AK 2 6 range at Galena Air Force Base, AK. 5 6 4

1 2 2 0 1 / U A visitor was killed by the explosion of a 4 7 90mm Camp 9 x 1 0 EXP Active Hunting X 90mm dud projectile while hunting on the DDESB . 1 projectile Steward, GA / O range at Camp Stewart, GA. 2 6 5 9 0

4 2 / 0 1 Two boys were seriously injured and their 1 4 7 dog killed by the explosion of an unfired 7 x 0 2 EXP Off-base 2.36in rkt Ft. Ord, CA DDESB . 1 2.36in rkt, which the boys had found near / 3 6 the range area at Ft. Ord, CA. 4 1 9

Father brought son & 2 nephews to see weapon firing. 30 rds from weapon had been fired into 100 yd long by 2' diameter 8 tube. After one magazine had been fired, 2 / Father a fire down the tube was observed. Fire 0 2 D 1 was giving U 5.56mm reached end of tube and flashed 7 1 Testing Colt Ind C 4 x x M 0 4 4 EXP Active a tour of X Tracer into/through room. DDESB . 5 range Firearms Div M / facility and O Projectile 0 5 C 8 demo Gun only lightly damaged. Father w/2nd 0 5 degree burns over 15% of body, son w/2nd degree burns over 30% of body, nephew w/2nd degree burns over 20% of body, other treated/released.

Draper, UT- The Utah National Guard with the assistance of Dugway Proving Ground is conducting an investigation into the report of an artillery shell impact on BLM grounds north of the Simpson Springs pony express station. The Utah National Guard was notified by officials of Dugway Proving Grounds late Sunday afternoon that an artillery shell had possibly impacted on BLM grounds north of 1 Simpson Springs. The incident occurred 9 Saturday morning according to a report 2 9 5 Dugway PG - filed with Dugway Security on Sunday. A 1 6 / Draper, UT - U Artillery U preliminary investigation by Dugway 0 0 4 Artillery BLM grounds S 0 2 EXP Active impacted X Proving Grounds has confirmed presence DDESB . 5 / shell north of A off-base O of and artillery shell crater in BLM grounds 0 0 9 Simpson R approximately one third of a mile N.E. of 0 4 6 Springs Simpson Springs. Utah National Guard 0 personnel were conducting a live fire 2 artillery training exercise at Dugway during the weekend. An official AR 15-6 investigation team has been appointed by the Utah National Guard to investigate the incident, render a finding of facts and recommend corrective actions as appropriate. No Fatalities, possible civilian injuries (two Boy Scouts).

None reported.

Returning from target, two planes were told to jettison bombs in designated area. 2 3 One plane jettisoned bombs near church. 2 / D 4 U People gathered. Child removed fuze. Church 0 1 C 0 x x 2 3 EXP Off-base X Fuze Veteran attempted to replace the fuze, (Lawson DDESB . / M 0 O when item detonated, killing veteran & Field, GA) 0 4 C child, Inj 3. 0 7 No damages.

During sea dump ops, a box of M2 fuzes 5 fell overboard and floated. They were not 2 / retrieved. Next day (18 May) Fuzes 2 U 5 1 U Fuze, M2, washed ashore on 2 beaches. Detonation Beachfront at 3 S 5 8 x 4 6 EXP Off-base X 4.2" in one home killed 3, injured 3. In a 2nd Candelero DDESB . A 8 / O Mortar home a mile away, 1 was killed & 3 injured Abajo, PR 0 R 5 by M2. 0 0 Local light damages.

Men found a fuze in the scrap yard and 9 brought it to a man with ordnance 2 / background who removed arming vane & 2 U 9 2 U tapped fuze against the table top. The 9 Fuze, China Lake, S 6 7 x M 0 1 6 EXP Off-base X fuze functioned, causing traumatic DDESB . Igniter CA N 6 / O amputation of right hand, and severe 0 A 6 penetrating wounds in body. 0 0 Damages amounted to $100.

Three men driving thru unmarked range 3 2 area after a herd of goats found & loaded / 3 25 UXO practice bombs into pickup truck. U 9 1 Aerial U Bomb, 1 Unmark Chasing Later, they saw the goats again & threw China S 9 9 x 0 1 3 EXP bombing X Practice DDESB . ed range goats bombs at them. A bomb hit forty ft away, Lake,CA N 3 / range O MK23 0 functioned, hitting one man in chest w/ A 6 0 frag. 1 Damages were ($620).

Sergeant put M80's in field jacket during exercises, put them in cigar box at home. Months later his wife gave one to a 13 2 7 year old boy. He took it home, lit it and 3 1 / was taking it outside when it detonated in U U M80 3 1 2 1 his hands. (NEW .0066 lbs) S x M 0 1 1 EXP Off-base X Firecracke FT Benning DDESB . 7 / 3 A O r (AP) 0 0 6 Serious injury to both hands. Court found R 0 3 US liable because it authorized soldier to handle simulators & must answer for carelessness. Label changed Firecracker to Danger--HE

Youth found anti-personnel shell while hunting on military reservation. He took 1 shell home and attempted to disassemble 2 0 it. Explosive component was dropped to 3 1 D / U floor and exploded, causing injury to youth 4 4 1 Antiperso FallsChurch, C 1 x M 0 1 EXP Off-base Hunting X and damage to his home. DDESB . 9 3 nnel Shell VA M / O 0 5 C 7 Shell exploded inside house, knocking out 0 4 rear windows. Youth was sprayed with metal shrapnel and suffered wounds to the legs, face and upper body.

1 2 Trawler had a weapon caught in their net / 3 1 C and when it was brought aboard, it broke D 3 WWII Pacific Ocean 5 5 H and spilled a green-yellow liquid. Fumes C 0 x 0 3 FND Off-base Anti-sub near San DDESB . 0 E overcame three crewmen. M / Weapon Francisco 0 4 M C 7 0 None 5

1 Two young men discovered anti-tank 2 9 8 mines while hiking near Cold Bay, AK. 4 7 / P U Detonator, The two were injured when one dropped 0 9 8 1 R x M 0 2 EXP FUDS X anti-tank the detonator portion of a World War II Cold Bay, AK DDESB . 0 / 9 I O mine anti-tank mine. 0 8 7 V 0 0 9 None reported 8

1 2 9 8 4 7 / U 0 9 8 Mortars unearthed by child in Cold Bay, x 0 0 FND FUDS X Mortars Cold Bay, AK DDESB . 0 / AK. O 0 8 7 1 0 9 8

1 2 9 8 4 7 / P U 10 year old girl was wandering across field 0 9 8 1 Hand R x F 0 1 EXP FUDS X in Cold Bay, AK and was maimed by a Cold Bay, AK DDESB . 0 / 0 grenade I O hand grenade. 0 8 7 V 2 0 9 8

2 Three youths injured, two critically, when a 2 2 / sack of shells collected from a military 4 1 0 U 2 U firing range exploded. The sack was Unspecified 1 9 1 Firing Collected S 8 x M 0 3 3 EXP Active X Projectile dropped by one of the youths while he Location DDESB . 0 6 Range shells A / O was unloading it from car. (DOD) 0 4 1 R 8 0 7 0 None detailed in article.

Service used private farm land to train infantry troops in the firing of 81 mm 5 mortars. Prior to firing, owner questioned 2 / what they were doing. After being 4 1 D 2 U informed he let the troops fire their sabot 2 9 Plowing 81mm Braddyville, C 9 x 0 1 EXP Off-base visual X mortar rounds. During plowing of field DDESB . 1 field Mortar IA M / O civilian turned up munition. The civilian 0 3 C 8 was injured when an 81mm mortar sabot 0 0 round smoke designator exploded as he tapped the round on the sidewalk at his home.

Civilian, searching for saleable junk at city dump found 2 M72 LAW missiles. Took 2 6 Rummagi them home in his trunk, & later that day, 4 1 / ng D U while tampering with one of them, it 3 9 1 2 through City municipal Rocket, Columbus, C x M 0 1 1 EXP Off-base Dump X exploded, critically injuring him. EOD from DDESB . 1 / 8 the dump, dump M72, LAW GA M O Ft. Benning was called. (UXO) 0 4 8 found C 0 0 missiles Property damage unknown. Injuries to feet and lower legs.

3 brothers picked up a 155mm WP 8 projectile from NG training range and 2 / carried it to a private residence. They 4 2 155mm U 1 Pick UXO U were apparently tampering with it when 4 0 Training WP Home (Camp S 5 x M 1 2 3 EXP Active at training X burster went off. One fatality. Two DDESB . 0 range Smoke Grayling, MI) A / range O injured. EOD called for assistance in 0 4 Cartridge R 8 removing WP from bodies. 0 2 Possible car and house damage.

Husband apparently illegally obtained LAW from Army Training Range at Ft 1 Bragg. Both he and his wife received 2 2 critical injuries when LAW handled in their 4 2 / Light U U home (off base) exploded. 5 0 2 M Handling Antitank S x 0 2 2 EXP Off-base X Ft. Bragg, NC DDESB . 2 9 F munition Weapon A O No property damage detailed in log. 0 6 / LAW F Female airman received critical injuries of 0 8 the skull. Husband lost an eye, lower 2 portion of right arm, & seriously injured other parts of body.

1 1 Cartridge, 14.5mm, Training, M183, 2 9 / detonated when an UXO contractor at the 6 9 U 1 U 14.5mm, Fort Ord removal project was placing it in 8 6 S 1 x 0 0 EXP X Training, a bucket for transportation to the disposal Ft Ord DDESB . 0 A / O M183 site. 0 1 R 9 0 1 6 None 1

1 9 On 16 April, a scrap dealer in Black Eagle, 4 2 9 Montana (near Great Falls), was melting / 7 7 metal from a load of scrap (expended D 1 Melting U 3 0 Scrap munitions) when a detonation occurred. Black Eagle, C 6 x 0 0 EXP Off-base scrap X DDESB . 4 munitions The material was purchased from DRMO MT M / metal O 0 1 at Ft. Lewis, WA. C 9 0 6 7 0 None reported. 1

1 A member of a hunting party found a 2 2 mortar round. The man looked it over 7 Http://patc / U then either dropped it or tossed it on the 9 1 Warning National Mortar Dolly Sods .simplenet 3 x M 0 1 EXP FUDS Hunting X ground. The hunter suffered nine . 7 signs Forest round Wilderness .com/mort / O shrapnel wounds to his left leg and right 0 ar.html 5 foot, along with phosphorous burns on his 0 1 legs.

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2 1 8 / U Quanta 6 1 Site closed 1994; two accidents in 1943 x FUDS X Ft. Ord, CA Tech from . / involving civilians O ASR 0 4 0 3

2 1 8 / U Quanta 7 1 Site closed 1994; two accidents in 1949 x FUDS X Ft. Ord, CA Tech from . / involving civilians O ASR 0 4 0 9

2 1 8 / U Quanta 8 1 Site closed 1966; 13 accidents in 1955 Castner x FUDS X Tech from . / involving civilians Range O ASR 0 5 0 5

2 1 8 / U Quanta 9 1 Site closed 1966; 5 accidents in 1962 Castner x FUDS X Tech from . / involving civilians Range O ASR 0 5 0 5

2 1 9 / U Quanta 0 1 Site closed 1975; 1 accident in 1936 x FUDS X Culebra Tech from . / involving civilians O ASR 0 3 0 6

2 1 9 / U Quanta 1 1 Site closed 1945; 7 accidents in 1948 x FUDS X SWPG Tech from . / involving civilians O ASR 0 4 0 5

2 1 9 / U Quanta 2 1 Site closed 1960; 2 accidents in 1983 x FUDS X Tierrasanta Tech from . / involving civilians O ASR 0 8 0 3

1 2 - y e a r o l d b o y k i l l e (USATCE d S i 2 3 Explosive n 9 / Safety Playing h 4 1 Bulletin) x 1 1 EXP Off-base with UXO i . / http://www munition s 0 9 .dac.army. h 0 9 mil/es/es o m/vol10,is m sn3.pdf e w h i l e p l a y i n g w i t h a

2 4 9 1 / 40mm 3 boys found unexploded shell adjacent to U U 8 4 6 Anti main range road. 2 dead; 1 critical. S x 2 1 EXP Active X FT Knox, KY DDESB . 7 / Aircraft Serious incident report forwarded by A O 0 1 7 Shell DAPE-MPS. R 0 4

1 2 0 During torch cutting operations a 3.5'' 9 1 / 3.5" rocket head exploded. Rkt came from D U 9 4 2 Rocket Camp LeJeune, Verona Loop Impact Caroline C x 2 0 EXP Off-base X DDESB . 9 1 w/HE area. Metal Wks M O 0 6 / Head C 0 7 None detailed in report 4

1 3 1 0 1 / 3.5'' HE 3 teenage boys entered the Marine Corps U U 0 4 1 Impact rkts & impact range. An explosion occurred Hawthorne S x M 1 1 3 EXP Active X DDESB . 9 0 range 40mm HE which killed 1 injured 1. NAD, NV N O 0 7 / grenades Unknown A 0 7 4

3 1 Unexpected detonation of pyrotechnical 0 1 / element, assumed to be inert, while U 1 8 1 Firing Debris collecting firing debris. 0 3 EXP X DDESB . 7 / Range collection O 0 1 7 3 lightly injured humans, minimum 0 3 material damage

Youths were trying to disarm cartridge in 2 industrial arts classroom. Shell was 3 / gripped in a vise when blast occurred 0 1 U 2 Playing U shortly after classes began for the day. 2 6 40mm Huguenot S 1 x 1 5 EXP Off-base with X DDESB . 8 Cartridge Academy A / munition O Blast blew out the windows of the 0 1 R 7 classroom. One killed, 5 injured - 3 critical 0 7 condition. All received shrapnel type wounds or puncture wounds.

An 18-inch military tank shell exploded 3 inside a mobile home. A 14-year-old boy, 3 / one of the dead, apparently had 0 1 2 U 105mm discovered the projectile 200 yards from 3 7 Residential 0 x 2 5 EXP Off-base X HE the trailer, brought it inside the home and DDESB . 7 Area / O Projectile dropped it on the floor. 0 9 7 0 8 Property damage not detailed in article. 2 dead and 5 injured.

A civilian family from Memphis, TN was visiting the Ft. Sill area. Somehow the family members (children suspected) gained access to an impact area of Ft. Sill. Approximately 7, 40mm grenades rounds were taken from the impact area and transported back to Memphis. After 1 returning to Memphis the children were 4 3 9 playing with the 40mm rounds in their / 3 0 9 backyard when two rounds exploded (1- D 1 6 Playing U 6 5 40mm HE smoke and 1-HE). Five children were C 6 x 3 0 5 EXP Off-base with X Memphis, TN DDESB . 0 grenade injured, two critically. One has serious M / 5 munition O 0 4 head injuries and the other has serious C 9 5 0 1 stomach and liver damage. The 5 6 remaining three children were upgraded to stable with minor injuries. The children were between the ages of 7 and 15. Memphis bomb squad secured the remaining rounds and transported them to a safe area.

No damage reported

3 4 0 / Case: Moran v. United States, 102 F. 8 6 Block Island, 3 1 FND Off-base Supp. 275 (1951); Block Island, Conn. DDESB . / CT aerial bomb caught in fishing net 0 4 1 5

3 4 0 / Case: Beasley vs. United States, 81 F. Quarantine 8 1 1 1 EXP Supp. 518 (E.D.S.C. 1948); Quarantine Reservation, DDESB . / Reservation, SC SC 0 4 2 7

3 6 0 / Case: Schmidt v. United States, 179 F. 2d Ft. Riley 8 1 724 (10th Cir. 1950); Injury at a residence; Military x 3 5 EXP Off-base DDESB . / explosives from Ft. Riley Military Reservation, 0 4 Reservation, KS KS 3 8

9 3 / 0 1 Case: Steward v. United States, 186 F. 2d 8 Ft. Sheridan, 0 x 0 2 EXP Off-base 627 (7th Cir. 1951); Injury at a residence; DDESB . IL / explosive form Ft. Sheridan, Ill 0 4 4 8

2 3 / 0 2 Case: United States v. Inmon, 205 F. 2d 8 Camp 6 x 0 2 EXP Off-base 681 (5th Cir. 1953); Injury at a residence; DDESB . Wolters, TX / explosives from Camp Wolters, TX 0 4 5 9

1 3 2 0 / Case: Ford v. United States, 200 F. 2d 8 Camp 9 0 1 EXP 272 (10th Cir. 1952): Former Camp DDESB . Gruber, OK / Gruber, Oklahoma 0 4 6 9

3 1 0 / Case: Denny v. United States, 185 F. 2d 8 1 108 (1950); Target range DonaAra DonaAra 2 0 EXP DDESB . / County, New Mexico, Government found County, NM 0 5 not negligent 7 0

9 3 / Case: Flores v. United States, 105 F. 0 Bernalillo 1 Supp. 640 (D.N.M. 1952); Bernalillo 8 County, NM 5 0 1 EXP County, New Mexico (near Alburqueque) DDESB . (near / on area leased for bombing range from 0 Alburqueque) 5 1941-1947. 9 1

1 3 1 0 / Case: Meara v. United States, 119 F. 8 1 0 1 EXP Active Supp. 662 (W.D. Ky 1954); Fort Knox, KY Fort Knox, KY DDESB . 6 - Family lived on base 1 / 0 5 2

3 3 / 0 Case: DeLegerand v. United States, 182 2 U.S. Naval 8 F. Supp. 184 (D.P.R. 19--); death of child, 0 1 3 EXP Active Reservation, DDESB . injury to 3 others, U.S. Naval Reservation, / Vieques , PR 1 Vieques , Puerto Rico 5 1 3

3 1 Case: Voytas v. United States, 256 F. 2d 0 / 786 (7th Cir. 1958); child killed, Injury at a 8 1 Fort Belvoir, x 1 0 EXP Off-base residence, explosives form Fort Belvoir, DDESB . / VA VA (serviceman stole explosives). 1 5 Government held not liable 2 3

5 3 / 0 Case: Iokepa v. United States, 158 F. 3 8 Supp. 394 (1958); Former firing range 1 1 0 EXP HI DDESB . leased by govt. form Dec. 1943 - June / 1 1946, HI. Govt. found not liable. 5 3 4

3 6 0 / Case: Porter v. United States, 228 F. 2d 8 1 Fort Jackson, 0 1 EXP Active 389 (4th Cir. 1955); Fort Jackson, SC. DDESB . / SC Family lived on base. Injury to hand 1 5 4 4

3 1 0 / Case: Ferrer v. United States, 163 F. 8 3 Supp. 769 (D.P.R. 1958); Aguadilla, PR. 0 0 FND Off-base Aguadilla, PR DDESB . / Munition found by public highway. Court 1 5 rules that injury can't be traced to the U.S. 5 5

3 1 Case: United States v. Coffey, 233 F. 2d 0 / 41 (9th Cir. 1956); Injury at residence. 8 1 x EXP Off-base Explosives possibly from Naval Air DDESB . / Training Station In Pasco Washington. 1 5 Injury could not be traced to government. 6 6

1 3 / 0 Case: Smith v. United States, 155 F. 2 8 Supp. 605 (E.D. Va 1957); Injury at 2 x 0 0 FND Off-base Norfolk, VA DDESB . residence. Fuse found near railroad track / 1 in Norfolk, VA. Court found U.S. not liable. 5 7 6

3 5 0 / Case: Carey v. United States, 183 F. 8 1 Supp. 727 (M.D.S.C. 1960); Fort Bragg, Fort Bragg, 0 1 EXP Active DDESB . / NC (insulation contractor) severe injury to NC 1 5 hand 8 6

6 3 / 0 Case: United States v. Stoppelman, 266 1 8 F. 2d 13 (8th Cir. 1959); Marine Corp Jefferson 9 0 1 EXP Active DDESB . maneuver area near Jefferson Barracks, Barracks, MS / 1 Missouri. Injury to eye. 5 9 6

1 3 2 0 / Case: Edwards v. United States, 164 F. Fort Benning 8 1 Supp. 885 (M.D. Ga. 1958); Injury at a Military x 1 0 EXP DDESB . 2 residence, explosives from Fort Benning Reservation, 2 / Military Reservation. Death of child GA 0 5 6

2 3 / 0 Case: Parrott v. United States, 181 F. 1 8 Supp. 425 (S.D. Cal. 1960); 3 children Riverside 2 x 0 3 EXP DDESB . injured at hands and knees. Former County, CA. / 2 leased area in Riverside County, CA. 5 1 7

3 7 0 / Case: Williams v. United States, 352 F. 2d 8 2 Ft. Benning, x EXP Off-base 477 (5th Cir 1965); Injury at a residence; DDESB . / GA explosives from Ft. Benning, GA. 2 6 2 3

9 3 / 0 2 Case: Medlin v. United States, 244 F. 8 Laurens 7 x 0 1 EXP Supp. 403 (D.S.C. 1965); burns to child - DDESB . County, SC / maneuver area in Laurens County, SC. 2 6 3 3

1 3 1 0 / Case: Hernandez v. United States, 313 F. 8 2 Supp. 349 (N.D. Tex1969); Injury at a Camp Barkly, x 2 2 EXP Off-base DDESB . 8 residence; explosives from Camp Barkly, TX 2 / TX 4 6 4

2 3 / Case: Duvall v. United States, 312 F. 0 1 Practice Supp. 625 (E.D.N.C. 1970); Injury at a 8 9 x 0 1 EXP Off-base bombing residence, explosives from Navy Practice Duck, NC DDESB . / range Bombing Range in Duck, NC - injury to 2 6 child's hand 5 7

3 1 0 / Case: Simpson v. United States, 454 F. 2d 8 1 691 (6th Cir. 1972); Injury at residence; Fort x Off-base DDESB . / explosives for Fort Campbell, Tenn. Govt. Campbell, TN 2 7 not found liable. 6 2

3 5 0 / U Case: Garza v. United States, 809 F. 2d Reese Air 8 1 x 0 1 EXP Off-base X 1170 (5th Cir. 1987); Injury at a residence; Force Base, DDESB . / O explosives from Reese Air Force Base, TX TX 2 8 7 2

Case: Breland v United States, 791 F. Supp. 1128 (S.D. Miss. 1990); Injury at a residence; eplosive possibly from Camp Shelby, MS. Injury could not be traced to 3 3 govt. Case metions other incidents at / 0 Camp Shelby. 2 U 8 -1978, a minor from LA removed a 40 mm Camp 2 x 3 1 EXP Off-base X DDESB . grenade from the Gum Range North and Shelby, MS / O 2 returned to LA where device exploded. 8 8 - July 1980, 2 minors removed grenade 4 which exploded and killed one of the children - Jan. 1981, a child was killed while on the range by a grenade.

5 3 / Case: Kallas v. United States, 763 F. 0 Biloxi 1 U Supp. 866 (1991). Injuries at residence; 8 Regional 3 x Off-base X explosives from Air National Gaurd DDESB . Airport in / O location at Gulfport - Biloxi Regional 3 Gulfport, MS 8 Airport in Gulfport, MS. 0 4

2 3 / Youth snorkeling in shallow waters on a 0 U 1 U civilian public beach in Lujan Ward of the 9 Anti-tank Island of S 4 x 0 0 FND Off-base Snorkeling X Island of Vieques, found a container with DDESB . rockets Vieques, PR N / O three unexploded "anti-tank" rkts 0 A 9 belonging to the Navy. 0 7

Fort Indiantown Gap, National Guard 3 8 Bureau uses the Gap as a training range. 1 / U 105mm Complaints from hikers in the adjoining Fort 0 2 Training 0 0 Active Hiking X tank woods shut down the range. The hikers Indiangap, DDESB . / Range O rounds heard incoming rounds when they had PA 0 9 been on the Appalachian Trail north of the 0 7 gap.

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C a m p e r s f o u n d M - 7 9 g r Near e Hurricane n Mesa, 3 1 a UTSalt 1 / d Lake 2 1 Public M-79 x 0 7 7 EXP Off-base Camping BLM UXO e Tribune's . / Lands grenade w Online 0 8 h Archives 0 6 i (http://ww l w.tribacce e ss.com) h i k i n g n e a r h u r r i c a

Two boys playing with an anti-tank bazooka shell were killed when it exploded. It was determined from the 3 1 boys' injuries that the "simple act of 1 1 / swinging it over their heads and stopping U Playing U Camp 6 6 1 Rocket, short of the ground abruptly" had caused S x M 2 0 2 EXP Active with X Pendleton, DDESB . 3 / AT the shell to explode. N munition O CA 0 3 7 A 0 6 Shell blew a 10ft carter in the ground when it exploded. One boy's hands and legs were blown off and the other's legs were shattered.

1 Unexploded, 330 pound bombs were 1 3 9 discovered 15 feet underground. There 0 1 9 as the result of a 1973 accident where the / Union Pacific U 9 7 bombs on a train exploded, burying the Sacramento, 7 x 0 0 FND Off-base Transportatio Rail Yard Radar X DDESB . 1 UXOs. CA / n Co. O 0 0 9 0 0 Several homes suffered cracked windows 7 7 when bomb squads detonated UXOs

1 Son of a Brunswick County, Virginia man 3 3 9 was killed by the detonation of a 40mm / 2 9 40mm target practice grenade. The father 3 U 0 9 1 target reported to the police he was a member of Brunswick 0 x M 1 0 EXP Off-base X DDESB . 0 2 practice the USAR and obtained the munition from County, VA / O 0 3 grenade FT. Pickett, VA. A search of recovered lot 9 0 3 numbers did not confirm the UXO was 9 0 from Ft. Pickett.

1 5 y e a r o l d b o y , Lake w Waterford h Park, i MDHerma l nn. e "Muddy f Find 4 i Sends 4 / s Teen 0 1 Anti- h Angler to 0 1 9 x M 0 0 2 FND Off-base Fishing Park UXO personnel i Police . 5 / mine n Pronto 0 9 g Munitions 0 3 a uncovered t in L Pasadena a Park." k Baltimore e Sun 19 W Apr 1993: a 1B. t e r f o r d P a r k ,

T w o 8 y e a r o l d b o y s w San e Diego, r CAAssoci e ated k Press. "At 4 1 i least 259 0 / l sites in 1 1 x M 8 2 1 2 EXP FUDS Being kids Sub-division UXO l the U.S. . / e May Sit 0 8 d Atop Old 0 3 w Munitions. h " e Baltimore n Sun 20 a Apr. 1993. n a r t i l l e r y r o u n d

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1 1 3 , 6 0 0 Edison, NJAssocia p ted Press. i "At least 4 e 259 sites 0 c in the U.S. 3 x 0 0 FND FUDS UXO e May Sit . s Atop Old 0 Munitions. 0 o " f Baltimore Sun 20 u Apr. 1993. n e x p l o d e d o r d n a n c

M a n f o u n d U X O w h i CAMaeshi l ro. "'40's e Bomb d Range i Still Yields g Bits of g 4 Military i 0 Hardware; 10-12in n 4 Digging a Man Finds x x M 0 0 FND FUDS UXO practice g . hole Shrapnel bomb a 0 in Desert." p 0 Daily o News of l Los e Angeles f 16 Nov. o 1997: r AV1. a c l o t h e s l i n e .

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y e a r s a g o , California C City, a CAMaeshi l ro. "'40's i Bomb f Range o Still Yields r 4 Bits of n 0 Military i 4 Paving a 500 lbs bomb Hardware; x 0 0 FND UXO a . road with charge Man Finds C 0 Shrapnel i 1 in Desert." t Daily y News of w Los o Angeles r 16 Nov. k 1997: e AV1. r s p a v i n g a r o a d

Thomas- Lester and Masters. "25 A construction worker was digging a Houses trench with a back hoe when he pulled up excavated 4 1 a mound of dirt with an unusual looking as WW 1 0 / object in the bucket. 47 projectiles and Shells U Spring Valley, 5 7 Excavatio Private Sub- munitions were unearthed in the Examined x x M 0 0 FND Off-base X Washington . / n Homeowner division neighborhood of Spring Valley near the Officials O D.C. 0 9 American University campus in Say 0 3 Washington D.C. 18 of them examined by Spring X-ray showed to contain some kind of Valley Not liquid. Threatene d." Washingto n Post 7 Jan. 1993: B1.

Vogel. "Search to Resume 4 After an in depth investigation at the Near AU 0 Spring Valley site in Washington D.C., a U Spring Valley, for WW1 6 Private Sub- resident of the area had found a live white x 0 0 FND FUDS X Washington Chemicals . Homeowner division phosphorous mortar shell and had been O D.C. ." 0 keeping it on his fireplace hearth as a Washingto 0 souvenir. n Post 24 Jan. 1999: C01.

C o n t r a c t o r t o l d o f Forestdal f e, i MAPaparp c . "Army i Finds 4 a WW2 0 l Bazooka 7 Excavatio x x 0 0 FND Off-base UXO s Shell . n h Parts in 0 e Cape 0 h Search." a Boston d Herald 5 f Mar. o 1999: P5. u n d s o m e a r t i l l e r

A M o n t e r e y f i s h i n Southeast g of the b Farallon o Islands, a CAAP. " t Fishing 4 n Boat 0 750 pound e Evacuated 8 x 0 0 FND Off-base Fishing UXO Mark 13 t After . naval mine t Netting 0 e Live 0 d Mine." a San l Francisco i Chronicle v 16 Feb. e 1995: C3. W W 2 e r a 7 5 0 p o u n d

I n 1 9 9 5 s e v e n b o y s i n Bartlett, B TNOrey. a "At r Former 4 t Military 0 l Sites, a 9 Hand x M 0 7 EXP Off-base Being kids UXO e Hidden . grenade t Peril." 0 t Wall 0 , Street T Journal 22 e Jan. 1999: n B1. n . w e r e i n j u r e d b y a

I n 1 9 8 7 , a 1 3 y e Nansemo a nd r Ordnance o Depot, l VAGeroux d , Bill. "No b Safety o Threats y 4 1 Found at p 1 / Depot; But Tidewater l 0 1 1 Some Live x x M 0 0 FND FUDS Playing Communit College UXO TNT a . / 3 Buried y College y 0 8 Explosive i 0 7 s are n Removed. g " The n Richmond e Times a Dispatch r 12 Jan. a 1997: C-1. s o c c e r f i e l d

T h e l a t e s t s e r i e s Chocolate o Mountains f , a CAGerber c , Larry. c "Unexplod 4 i ed Shells 1 Scavengin d Put 1 Warning x 0 2 EXP Active g for Range UXO e Undocum . signs souvenirs n ented 0 t Immigrant 0 s s at Risk." o San Diego c Union c Tribune 6 u June1998: r A-3. r e d l a s t y e a r w h e

S e v e r a l p o w e r f u l 1 5 Tobyhann 5 a Artillery m Range"Ar m 4 my l 1 Suspendin i 2 State of g Ammo x 0 0 FND FUDS Hiking Park UXO 155mm shells v . PA Cleanup." e 0 The s 1 Morning h Call 5 e Feb. l 1998: B3. l s , e a c h c a p a b l e o f b

T h e P A D e p a r t m e n t o f Tobyhann C a Artillery o Range"Ar n 4 my s 1 Suspendin Using e 2 State of g Ammo x x 0 0 FND FUDS metal Park UXO 37mm r . PA Cleanup." detector v 0 The a 2 Morning t Call 5 i Feb. o 1998: B3. n a n d N a t u r a l R e s o u r

“ W e s t i l l f i n d s t u Badlands f Bombing f Range - a Pine l Ridge, l SDvon 4 t Sternburg. 1 h "Live 3 Bombing x 0 0 FND FUDS UXO Mixed e Munitions . Range t Litter 0 i Indians' 0 m Restored e Land." , Star " Tribune 7 R Dec. o 1997: A1. c k s a i d . " Y o u l o o

I n 1 9 4 9 Southwest f ern i Proving v GroundBo e wers. p "WW2 4 1 V e Shells 1 / i Mixed o near Hope 5 1 s x 5 0 EXP FUDS (agriculture UXO p Due to . / u / industrial) l Blow." 0 4 a e The 1 9 l w Arkansas e Democrat- r Gazette e 10 Dec. k 1997: i B1." l l e d .

L o c a l f a r m e r r e c o Southwest v ern e Proving r GroundBo e wers. d "WW2 4 V a Shells 1 i Mixed s near Hope 5 s x 0 0 EXP FUDS (agriculture UXO h Due to . u / industrial) e Blow." 0 a l The 2 l l Arkansas f Democrat- r Gazette o 10 Dec. m 1997: h B1." i s f i e l d a n d t o s s

4 1 1 / U Quanta 6 1 x FUDS X 1 accident in 1993 involving civilians Camp Maxey Tech from . / O ASR 0 9 0 3

A f i s h i n g t u g d r a g g Lake e Michigan - d Sheboyga a n, 4 s 4 WIHoward / i 1 , L. 2 d 7 Sidewinder "Playing 3 x 0 0 FND Off-base Fishing UXO e . missile Catch in / w 0 the 9 i 0 Midwest." 1 n Newswee d k 117.18 e (1991): r 13. m i s s i l e i n f r o m L a k

A 4 f o o t t a l l r o c k e t w St. a Charles, s MO"Small 8 f 4 Rocket is / o 1 Man left Left in 1 u 8 rocket in Shopping Rear of 2 x 0 0 FND Off-base UXO Rocket n . parking lot Plaza Plaza." / d 0 for friend. St. Louis 9 i 0 Post- 1 n Dispatch t 13 Aug. h 1991: 6A. e r e a r o f s h o p p i n g

D e a t h o f a s c r a p y a r d CAGeisel w man, o Bruce. r 4 1 "Judge k 1 / Clears e 9 3 Munitions x 1 0 EXP Off-base Scrap Yard UXO 105mm shell r . / Expert in b 0 9 Worker's y 0 1 Death." a Waste 1 News 4.27 0 (1998): 5. 5 m m s h e l l , a t D i c k

ordnanc e found on TN part of 8 the FT. Child found the ordnance at the FT. / Campbe Fort picked up Campbell military installation. He lit a fuse 2 Fort ll military U Meade 1 grenade grenade on the ordnance while still at Fort 8 x M 0 1 1 EXP Campbe installati X TN U.S. Army 3 simulator simulator Campbell thinking it was a firework. The / ll on,in or O Claims and lit it child received a burn scar to both cheeks 9 adjacent Office of the face, right hand, and right knee. 9 to the Boy Scout Campin g area

Two boys stole 2 AT-4 anti- tank 5 Two rounds / Fort boys and Two boys were handling one of the AT-4 2 U AT-4 anti- Meade 1 Camp entered several anti-tank rounds at the residence of one of Perkinston, 5 x M 1 1 4 EXP Active X tank U.S. Army 8 Shelby Impact other the young males when it exploded. Both MS / O rounds Claims Range items young males were injured, one fatally. 0 Office at CSM located 0 throughou t the Impact Range

washed up along 1 the Camp items of While the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers 0 Perry ordnance Fort was dredging the Toussaint River, / beach and U ranging in Meade Ordnance Camp Beach ARES ordnance was discovered; during Port Clinton, 1 FND also found X size from U.S. Army Depot Perry area Corporation subsequent UXO investigation and OH 9 while O 20mm to Claims removal actions over 5,000 items of 9 dredging 165mm Office ordnance were located 1 the projectiles Toussaint River

Case:Sumner v. United States, 794 F. Supp. 1358 (M.D. Tenn. 1992); an 18- 0 year old boy was injured on the base by Exploding 1 unexplode an exploding dud from an anti-tank Impact dud from / Fort U d dud weapon ordnance. The boy lit the pull U.S.Army 1 area of a a light Ft. Campbell, 1 X M 1 EXP Active Campbe X ordnance string which set off the explosion. The Claims 8 Military anti-tank TN 9 ll O (mortar ordnance was found in a trash dumpster Memo Base weapon 9 shell) in the impact area of Fort Campbell. ordnance 2 Some members of the public use the rear area of the base, where the ordnance was found, for recreational purposes.

0 1 / U U.S. Army Case: Conlon v. United States, 959 F. 1 EXP X New Jersey Claims Supp. 683 (D.N.J. 1997) 9 O Memo 9 7

0 1 / U U.S. Army Case: McMullen v. United States, 950 F. 1 EXP X Kansas Claims Supp. 1068 (D. Kan. 1996)) 9 O Memo 9 6

59 B. Primary Sources: Federally-Maintained Databases

DPRA obtained access to two Federally-maintained databases, the DDESB’s Accident Database and the ATF’s Arson and Explosives National Repository, to identify incidents where civilians were injured or killed by contact with UXO from former and active bombing/artillery ranges, proving grounds and military activities in the United States.

B.1 The Department of Defense Explosives Safety Board (DDESB)

Congress established the Department of Defense Explosives Safety Board (DDESB) in 1928 as a result of the investigation stemming from the 1926 explosion at Lake Denmark, NJ. The DDESB’s principal functions are to: advise the Secretary of Defense and the Service Secretaries on explosives safety matters; promulgate minimum explosives safety standards; review and approve explosives safety site plus unexploded ordnance clearance plans; conduct explosives safety surveys; and conduct an explosives safety research, development, and testing program.

The DDESB Accident Database is a PC-based catalogue of information available in the DDESB Accident Library. Hard copy records of most incidents are also available for review. The database is maintained by the Technical Division of the DDESB. Data have been collected continuously over the intervening years, starting with the creation of the Explosives Safety Board in the 1920's (Wright, 1995). The database generally does not track incidents where civilians are injured and/or killed on property other than former/active military installations.

Dr. Chester E. Canada, Physical Scientist with the DDESB provided DPRA access to the DDESB Accident Database in 1999. DPRA spent four days searching the DDESB database of over 4000 records of explosive incidents on U.S. military bases around the world. Search terms were modified when appropriate to include or exclude items from the search. For example, a soldier might be listed in the database as “soldier” but also could be found by using the abbreviation “SM.” Using both soldier and SM pulled in more than just UXO incidents. DPRA found it necessary to exclude additional terms such as testing, training, and demil from the search and focus on the abstracts related to civilian off-site accidents within the U.S. (See Table 2). Files were reviewed by Rick Stauber, TechLaw, Inc. UXO consultant, or Sam Hecker, DPRA, Inc., for relevant information prior to input. The abstracts were then culled to obtain the appropriate information. These files, mostly from the late 1980s and 1990s, were downloaded into the UXO database (See Table 2 and Appendix I) and identified as DDESB files.

Based on the age of the data, some cases can be found in electronic form with the accident already scanned into the DDESB database. Scanning of the hard documents took place only recently. Abstracted items listed in the DDESB database but not included in a full text format, files from the 1980s back through the 1920s, required DPRA to perform a more extensive library hard copy search through the DDESB records. Due to the recent adoption of the term “UXO” many, if not all, of the older cases would be missed if just “UXO” was used for a query. DPRA reviewed each file for additional information and applicability. A hard copy search was necessary to identify additional information not already included in the electronic database but part of the DDESB library records. This information, though valuable to the process, is missing

60 several data fields requested by EPA such as Range Description, Activity, Party Size, Sex, Age, Removal Action, Type of Installation, and Present Use. Acquiring this missing information would be time consuming and would likely require personnel to search community newspapers and historical publications in order to accurately complete the records. DDESB records provided a general summary consisting of a date, site name, types of damage, types of munitions, explosions, number of fatalities and injuries, location, and branch of service. Specifics such as age, sex, active base, BRAC/FUDS, range type, method used in clearance, access controls, current land use, the owner of the property at the time of the incident and activity were added to the database when available (See Appendix H, listing data obtained from the DDESB).

DDESB provided a tremendous amount of data relating to UXO incidents (See Table 4). Most of the information concerned explosive accidents at ordnance plants, manufacturing sites, and disposal operations, mishandling of munitions by military personnel and contractors, or accidents during training. Civilian off-site data was available but not as common. Research identified a total of 56 fatalities and 112 injuries from the DDESB files obtained. A total of 81 civilian UXO incidents were identified at the DDESB. Of these, at least 71 of these incidents resulted in explosions and seven did not result in explosions. Data indicating whether there was an explosion were not available for three incidents. Civilian UXO incidents identified from DDESB records constitute the majority of the incidents for which DPRA obtained detailed information. The totals for civilian UXO incidents, including data from sources other than DDESB, are presented below in the Conclusion section.

DDESB records contained information about nine incidents involving explosives (munitions) shipped off-site to recycling facilities. There were 11 fatalities and nine injuries related to such recycling facility activities, the demil process, and the misplacement of dud munitions. No information about explosive incidents that occurred during the transport of munitions was found in DDESB files.

Table 4. Sample Data From DDESB

ID DDESB ID DATE ABSTRACT FATAL INJURY

Soldier, while clearing target pit on Range 1, ignited the power from a hoffman device simulator found in the pit. The flash from 64.00 19900209001 2/9/90 0 1 the powder caused 1st and 2nd degree burns on hand and face - Ft. Irwin.

Salvage company employee was picking up car debris & placing it in company truck. He picked up what appeared to be an ordinary 205.00 1691 6/21/75 1 0 piece of metal and threw it into bed of truck. Explosion occurred killing employee.

Husband apparently illegally obtained LAW from Army Training 245.00 2026 12/29/82 Range at Ft Bragg. Both he and his wife received critical injuries 0 2 when LAW handled in their home (off base) exploded.

Two boys playing with an anti-tank bazooka shell were killed when it exploded. It was determined form the boys' injuries that the 316.00 1633 1/1/76 2 0 "simple act of swinging it over their heads and stopping short of the ground abruptly" had caused the shell to explode.

61 B.2 Bureau Alcohol, Tobacco, and Firearms (ATF)

The Arson and Explosives National Repository managed by the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms (ATF) provides investigators with automated access to data on trends and incidents regarding the criminal misuse of explosives and arson incidents. Information from the United States Fire Administration’s National Fire Incident Reporting System; the Federal Bureau of Investigation’s Bomb Data Center and Uniform Crime Report; and the ATF Arson and Explosives Incidents System (AEXIS), as well as other sources, are imported into the Repository and made available to authorized users. ATF is currently developing a system to allow access to Repository data by law enforcement and fire investigators. Investigators will be granted access to incident-specific information such as target structure, device construction, placement, method of initiation, and suspected motives. The general public is currently able to obtain summary data from the Repository (e.g., geographic statistical information) via the ATF Web site (ATF, 1999). A letter from EPA requesting assistance with the UXO incident project was sent to the ATF in early August 1999 and Mr. Dave Pollard, an Intelligence Research Specialist in the Arson and Explosives Division of the ATF, provided DPRA with the information found in Appendix I. Data concerning a device’s common name, component subtype, quantity, units, date, city and state, and descriptive notes were made available. Fatalities, injuries, and specific details concerning each incident were not part of the ATF submittals (See Table 5). In April and August 2001, Mr. Jim Geibel, of ATF, a Program Analyst/Hazardous Devices Technician in the Explosives Technology Branch of the ATF was contacted, via e-mail memorandum, to request this more detailed information. At the time of report preparation, this material had not been made available.

Table 5. Sample Data from ATF Database

Common Component Quantity Quantity Date City ST Note Name Subtype Amount Unit

<>=ONE HALF C4 0 POUNDS 1/30/92 LAS VEGAS NV POUND = =

WITH A LEAD PLUG MKII GRENADE 1 EACH 5/13/98 PHILADELPHIA PA SEALING THE BOTTOM HOLE

M21 <>=M21 = ARTILLERY SIMULATOR 6 EACH 12/26/90 MEXIA TX = FLASH

M112 C4 3 POUNDS 12/11/98 OLATHE MO

TRACED BY GRENADE SAFETY FORT WALTON 1 FEET 5/9/99 FL EXPLOSIVES FUZE FUSE BEACH TRACING

>= = TNT 1 POUNDS 3/24/89 MOORCROFT WY =

75MM TANK SHELLS 2 EACH 1/5/99 BROWNSTOWN MI WWII

62 The original ATF information included a stack of papers (~35 documents) related to injury or fatality involving military munitions. This list included munitions used with criminal intent. Further discussion with ATF identified 4600 recorded incidents in a database of found munitions. This list was reduced to military munitions (4300 incidents) that had been found or exploded accidentally. The ATF database offers a unique look (See Fig. 1) at the lists of munitions that have been lost or separated from DoD control. Forty-one percent of the munitions unaccounted for were grenades (6330 individual live, dud and/or replica grenades), 17.9% were simulators (4250 individual items), 13.3% were fuses (1502 items), and dynamite/TNT (2037 pounds) and C4 (1969 pounds) combined for 10.9% of the total recovered military ordnance that had been separated or lost from DoD inventory.

C. Primary Sources: Search Engines

In addition to the DDESB and ATF databases, DPRA obtained information from two subscriber search engines, Westlaw Search and LEXIS/NEXIS, EBSCOhost, an online reference system, and a general Internet search to obtain further information on UXO incidents.

Fig. 1, Top Ten Recovered Military Ordinance from ATF Data. C.1 Westlaw Search

Westlaw is a product of the West Group and provides a software application that allows access to 17 main directory folders and thousands of databases, publications, and other documents. One may conduct complete legal and business research on Westlaw, check citations, build a table of authorities, and find citing cases. During a search of the Westlaw PAPERSMJ database, which contains articles from 40 major U.S. newspapers, seven articles, addressing 10 incidents, were found to be applicable to our project. Details can be found in the Appendix J and full text reports. This information was also added to the main UXO incident database (Table 3).

63 C.2 LEXIS/NEXIS Search

LEXIS/NEXIS, a division of Reed Elsevier, Inc., is an electronic information provider whose software allows the user to perform full-text searches of thousands of databases. LEXIS delivers access to continuously updated archives of state and federal case law, statutes, and regulations, while NEXIS is comprised of the NEXIS news and business information service. When available, each document may be printed in full text. Six articles, addressing eight incidents, identified during a NEXIS search were judged to be relevant to this project. Details can be found in the Appendix K table and full text reports. This information was also added to the main UXO incident database (Table 3).

C.3 EBSCOhost Search

EBSCOhost version 3.1 is a service of EBSCO Information Services. EBSCOhost, an online reference system, is accessible via the Internet and was accessed through an Oak Ridge, Tennessee Public Library connection (See Fig. 2). EBSCOhost offers a variety of proprietary full text databases and popular databases from leading information providers. The databases range from general reference collections to specially designed, subject-specific databases for public and academic libraries.

Three incidents were identified during search of the EBSCOhost system and judged to be important to this project. Details from this database can be found in the Appendix L along with full text reports from the database. The three significant abstracts were also added to the main UXO incident database (Table 3).

Fig. 2, Example of EBSCOhost Abstract.

64 C.4 Internet Search Engines

AltaVista, Infoseek, Yahoo, Hotbot, Google, Ask Jeeves, and Excite are all Internet search engines. Although these search engines provided many hits related to UXO, most of the references most of the references concerned international landmine activity (e.g., World War I and II munitions in France, in particular, and Afghanistan) and updates on the Bosnia situations. DPRA did, however, locate seven civilian UXO incidents from four different Internet sources. Documentation of these incidents can be found in Appendix M. The incidents were also added to the main UXO incident database (Table 3).

65 IV. ADDITIONAL SOURCES

USEPA identified several other organizations that could potentially supply more data on civilian UXO incidents. These organizations are listed below:

• U.S. Army Technical Center for Explosives Safety (USATCES) in McAlester, Oklahoma • UXO Center of Excellence in Huntsville, Alabama • U.S. Army Claims Center in Fort Meade, Maryland • Federal Bureau of Investigation • Naval Explosives Ordnance Division at the Naval Ordnance Station in Indian Head, Maryland • Joint UXO Command Center in Fort Belvoir, Virginia • 52nd Ordnance Group in Atlanta, Georgia • U.S. National Guard, Rosslyn, Virginia • Langley Air Force Base, Langley, Virginia • Burea of Land Management, Washington, D.C. • Southwest Proving Ground, Hope, Arkansas

DPRA’s contact with each of these organization is discussed in more detail below.

A. U.S. Army Technical Center for Explosives Safety (USATCES), McAlester, Oklahoma

The U.S. Army Technical Center for Explosives Safety provides expertise in explosives/chemical agent safety and ordnance and explosives cleanup safety matters, and provides direct technical and advisory support to Headquarters Director of the Army, the major Army commands, and the ammunition community Army-wide. USATCES’ mission supports the “development and maintenance of Army explosives/chemical agent safety standards, provides Army approval authority for the DoD Explosives Safety Board (DDESB) site and general construction plans, tracks and processes DDESB explosives/chemical agent safety reports and surveys, and supports safety technical support for cleanup at Base Realignment and Closure (BRAC) and Formerly Used Defense Sites (FUDS) installations (USATCES, 1999).”

USATCES developed and maintains the Explosives Safety Mishap Analysis Module (ESMAM), an automated system designed to support the Defense Explosives Safety Management Suite, which includes input from archive safety records (ASRs). EPA was provided with a user ID and authentication information required for access but neither EPA nor DPRA was able to access the ESMAM information. A second letter was sent to Mr. Robert Carr of the U.S. Army Technical Center for Explosive Safety on August 30, 1999 requesting access to their on-line database. This access was never provided.

B. Unexploded Ordnance Center of Expertise, Huntsville, Alabama

The UXO Center of Expertise for Ordnance and Explosives is part of the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers’ Huntsville Engineering and Support Center and is responsible for the removal of ordnance and explosive waste under the BRAC and FUDS programs.

66 DPRA contacted Mr. Robert Wilcox with the Center to obtain data concerning civilians injured or killed at BRAC and/or FUDS or off-site locations. Discussions with Mr. Wilcox directed DPRA to a Corps consulting firm, Quanta Tech in Huntsville, Alabama, who executed an historical search of FUDS sites prior to Corps remediation activities. Shawn Williams with Quanta Tech had limited information on 11 incidents at eight FUDS (See Fig. 3) over a 50 year period. This information was not specific, but did offer some information about the number of deaths and injuries associated with former facilities. Data not duplicative of DDESB information were added to the main incident database (Table 3). A formal request for access to the specific information contained in the archive search reports (ASRs) has been made to Mr. David Douthat, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Huntsville Engineering and Support Center in Hunstville, Alabama on September 3, 1999. No response to the request had been received at the time of this report.

Fig. 3, Facsimile from Shawn Williams, Quanta Tech.

67 C. U.S. Army Claims Center, Fort Meade, Maryland

The U.S. Army Claims Center manages all civilian claims against the U.S. Army, including claims involving civilian injury or death from UXO incidents. The Claims Center does not maintain an official database of UXO incident cases per se, rather the Center tracks UXO-related cases along with all other cases.

On October 23, 2001, DPRA submitted a FOIA letter to Lt. Colonel Mendez, the FOIA Officer at Fort Meade, requesting access to Claims Center case files relating to civilian injury or death by UXO. Through e-mail correspondence with Mr. George Westerbeke, the individual in charge of the relevant files, DPRA learned that Claims Center files reportedly are destroyed at 10 years after case completion. Mr. Westerbeke indicated that this would significantly reduce the amount of UXO-related cases available for our review, but that we were welcome to examine any available files. On March 29, 2001, representatives from DPRA and EPA visited the Claims Center offices at Fort Meade. Approximately 10 files were available for review. Of these files, only two incidents were identified that had not been included in the DDESB information. These incidents were added to the UXO database (see Table 3).

Of interest to the UXO issue, there was at least one claim at the Claims Center requesting that the U.S. Government reimburse a marina owner for damages associated with UXO exposure. In this case, UXO from former munitions testing ended up in Lake Erie. The marina owners claimed that the presence of the UXO in the water/sediment prevented dredging operations, resulting in the channel to the marina being rendered unusable/unsafe. This claim was denied.

D. Federal Bureau of Investigation UXO Information

Contact was made with the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) in an effort to obtain information on explosive incidents and possible UXO activity recorded in the FBI Bomb Data Center files. A formal request for access was sent by Allen Pearce, EPA Work Assignment Manager on August 23, 1999 to the Director of the FBI Bomb Data Center. A response from the FBI was pending at the time of this report. The ATF reports, however, that most of the information held in the FBI database is available thorough the ATF AEXIS system, and, that the focus of the FBI data is not related to military UXO.

E. Naval Ordnance Explosives Division, Naval Ordnance Station, Indian Head, Maryland

The Naval Ordnance Explosives Division (NEOD) was contacted in an effort to obtain information on explosive incidents and UXO activity maintained by NEOD. DPRA spoke with Senior Chief Larry Kijek on September 22, 2000. Senior Chief Kijek indicated that he was not aware of any relevant files. He requested that DPRA submit a formal FOIA request in the event that such files existed. The FOIA request, sent to NEOD on October 23, 2000, was denied by NEOD in December 2002. Per the denial letter, NEOD stated that no relevant files existed at NEOD.

F. Joint UXO Command Center, Fort Belvoir, Virginia

68 The Joint UXO Command Center, now known as the Joint UXO Coordination Office (JUXOCO), is the DoD’s daily management office of the Unexploded Ordnance Center of Excellence (UXOCOE). UXOCOE’s mission is “to improve the effectiveness and economy of UXO clearance research, development, test and evaluation throughout the five DoD mission areas” including UXO environmental remediation, explosive ordnance disposal, countermine, humanitarian demining, and active range clearance.

DPRA was referred to First Sergeant Tony Pollygus of the 737th Ordnance Company, Explosive Ordnance Division and contacted him on September 22, 2000 to obtain access to JUXOCO/Ft. Belvoir files relating to civilian injuries or deaths resulting from UXO incidents. First Sergeant Pollygus requested that DPRA submit a formal FOIA request to access the files. The FOIA request was submitted on October 23, 2000. Upon receipt of the FOIA request, Sergeant Pollygus that he did not know of any relevant files and referred DPRA staff to the DDESB. Sergeant Pollygus also referred DPRA to the Judge Advocate General’s (JAG) staff member at Fort Belvoir. office. The JAG staff was contacted on November 23, 2000 and December 20, 2000 to explain the purpose of the proposed file review. No final decision regarding the file review was made.

G. 52nd Ordnance Group, Atlanta, Georgia

52nd Ordnance Division: Rick Stauber with Tech Law Inc., a DPRA subcontractor, attempted to make contact with the 52nd Ordnance Division in Atlanta, Georgia. Interest from this organization was minimal, again, DPRA was referred to the DDESB for information. If further contact is desired, a formal communication will be necessary to proceed.

H. National Guard, Rosslyn, Virginia

The National Guard maintains many facilities across the U.S., including firing ranges and ordnance storage. DPRA contacted Captain Troy Coronado on September 15 and 21, 2000 to determine if the National Guard maintained data/records about UXO incidents at National Guard facilities. DPRA submitted a formal FOIA request to Captain Coronado on October 23, 2000. Via subsequent telephone conversations, Captain Coronado indicated that the National Guard does not maintain UXO incident records on a national basis.

I. Langley Air Force Base, Langley, Virginia

DPRA contacted Langley Air Force Base on September 21, 2000. At that time, Senior Master Sergeant Michael Bernard indicated that his organization, the Explosives Ordnance Division, maintained electronic and paper files of UXO incidents involving civilians. DPRA was required to submit a formal FOIA request and did so on October 23, 2000. This request was denied with an explanation that all relevant file materials/data had been forwarded to the DDESB.

J. Bureau of Land Management, Washington, D.C.

69 DPRA contacted Mr. Dwight Hemphill with the Department of the Interior’s Bureau of Land Management (BLM), Land and Realty Group. Mr. Hemphill indicated that BLM did not maintain records associated with UXO incidents on BLM-controlled lands, but did help DPRA identify the Hurricane Mesa UXO accident and led DPRA to Mr. Robert Wilcox with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Huntsville Engineering and Support Center in Hunstville, Alabama. Mr. Wilcox recommended that DPRA talk with Mr. Shawn Williams at Quanta Tech, a UXO contractor in Huntsville, and suggested sending a formal request for information to Mr. David Douthat, Director of the Hunstville Center.

K. Sentimental Journey to Southwest Proving Ground, Hope Arkansas

From World War II to the 1950s, Hope Arkansas was home to the Southwest Proving Ground (SPG). There has been at least one reported incident of civilian death/injury resulting from Southwest Proving Ground UXO. According to a 1960s newspaper article, the Hope school system ran an educational program for elementary school children to prevent UXO exposure, injury and death. DPRA contacted the Hope school system to learn more about this program and to obtain information about UXO incidents at the SPG. According to Rose Davis of the School Board, there is no record of such an educational campaign. Ms. Davis referred DPRA to Sentimental Journey to Southwest Proving Ground (SJSPG), a citizen’s group formed to preserve the history of SPG. SJSPG did not maintain records of any UXO incidents at SWPGEPA However, since the former SPG has been turned over for recreational use in some areas, the SJSPG has developed educational materials about UXO that are on display at the Hope Municipal Airport.

70 V. CONCLUSIONS

Based on documented former and/or current use, hundreds of former military sites may contain unexploded ordnance. The Military Munitions Working Group has stated:

The public is presently exposed to military munitions, unexploded ordnance, and constituents from munitions on millions of acres of uncontrolled or marginally protected sites, formerly used by the military for defense purposes. The Department of the Interior (DOI) estimates that some eight million acres of FUDS now under management are contaminated with UXO. These lands are managed by an array of Interior Agencies including the Bureau of Land Management, the National Park Service, and the Fish and Wildlife Service. The Department of Defense (DoD) estimates there are some nine million acres of active and inactive ranges, as well as 1,200 - 1,700 FUDS, which are thought to contain ordnance and require a cleanup response. Some of these installations or sites, such as Fort Ord in California, are in the process of being released from DoD use and converted to other uses under the Base Realignment and Closure (BRAC) Program. Many have already been returned to private ownership or are currently under control of tribal, state and local governments. Presently, subdivisions, schools, highways, pipelines and other construction on these still contaminated and dangerous lands are underway to the peril of workers and the public (Military Munitions Working Group, 1996).

The DDESB records, although incomplete, provide the best look at UXO incidents in the United States. DPRA has supplemented the DDESB data with data gathered from the other sources described in this report. Cumulatively, this research identified 65 fatalities and 131 injuries associated with civilian UXO incidents in the United States. A total of 126 civilian UXO incidents were identified from all sources of data. At least 83 of these resulted in explosions and at least 28 did not result in explosions. Data indicating whether there was an explosion was not available for 14 of the incidents. Further information about these 126 civilian UXO incidents is presented in Tables 1, 2 and 3, and Appendices B through F (containing incident records with common characteristics).

Unfortunately, once an installation separates from military service and the property is transferred to the Department of Interior or other organizations, the DoD does not maintain an official interest in documenting UXO incidents at that site. After transfer, DDESB records no longer contain any reference to UXO incidents at that site. In addition, because DDESB’s focus has always been on active military installations, and the DDESB database does not maintain records of any cases where civilians or military personnel are simply exposed to UXO, it is likely that many more cases exist (especially cases where UXO is simply found and no injuries or fatalities occurred) than are reflected in DDESB files.

Perhaps more disturbing was the ATF data, which listed a large number of incidents, including incidents involving large amounts of munitions at a single site. For example, one hundred and

71 eighty pounds of C4 were involved in an incident in West Palm Beach, Florida in January 1990 while another incident in Concord, New Hampshire in December 1997 recorded the involvement of 442 grenades. These are two entries from a database of over 4282 reported incidents. None of the munitions reported were in the control of the DoD or any other government agency at the time of the incident.

It is clear that there is not a single nation-wide source for documenting incidents involving civilian UXO exposure, injuries and fatalities, and that, in those cases where data is maintained, the record-keeping is of questionable completeness and quality.

Our hope is that the more detailed improved ATF information will provide a more complete picture of UXO incidents around the country, especially for those sites/areas beyond the control of the U.S. military. The ATF data look promising and should provide, with receipt of information about recorded fatalities and injuries, a way to cross-check some of the DoD incident reports. Adding fatalities, injuries, and incident details to the ATF database would allow a more through analysis of the material. Cross-checking both the DDESB and ATF data with local information from bomb squad and newspaper reports would also improve accuracy and would be desirable if EPA requires overall accuracy in the database numbers. There are currently too many gaps in the data to assure a high level of accuracy. Further research on many of these incidents is necessary to ensure that they are “true” UXO incidents that meet our project requirements.

Because of the gra

Possible Future Actions:

1. A visit to USACE in Huntsville has been recommended to EPA and a letter requesting access has been sent by Allen Pearce, EPA Work Assignment Manager, to David Douthat at the U.S. Corps of Engineers’ Huntsville Engineering and Support Center. The purpose of the trip would be to trace information and ASRs on eight FUDS recorded over a 50-year period. This information reported to DPRA by Shawn Williams at Quanta Tech (See Fig. 1) was not specific, but offered some information about the number of deaths and injuries associated with closed facilities. Mr. Williams apparently created the original report as part of a preliminary investigation prior to site remediation activities.

2. A visit to the 52nd Ordnance Group, Atlanta, Georgia might be helpful in obtaining further information on UXO incidents. This information may simply be anecdotal in nature.

3. A search of local historical newspapers and bomb squad records would help identify and validate incidents which occurred during change over of a military facility to a non-military function (e.g., the transfer of the Nansemond Ordnance Depot for use as a community college). This may be particularly useful in identifying any UXO incidents associated with National Guard installations.

4. Creation of a map of known UXO incidents in relation to FUDS, BRAC, and active installations throughout the United States and territories.

72 VI. REFERENCES

Allison, Kathleen, Letter to First Sergeant Tony Pollygus, 737th Ordnance Company, (EOD) Fort Belvoir, Virginia, October 23, 2000.

Allison, Kathleen, Letter to Senior Chief Larry Kijek, Environmental Safety Division, NAVEOD Tech. Div., Indian Head, Maryland, October 23, 2000.

Allison, Kathleen, Letter to Captain Troy Coronado, National Guard, Rosslyn, Virginia, October 23, 2000.

Allison, Kathleen, Letter to Senior Master Sergeant Michael Bernard, Explosives Ordnance Division, Langley Air Force Base, Langley, Virginia, October 23, 2000.

EBSCOhost, EBSCOhost Reference Center, EBSCO Information Services Group, 1999, http://www.epnet.com/ehost/login.htm.

Hecker, Sam, Personnel Conversation with Rick Stauber UXO Consultant with Techlaw Inc., DPRA, Inc., Rosalyn, Virginia, September 24, 1999.

LEXIS-NEXIS, LEXIS-NEXIS Source Locator, Reed Elsevier Inc., 1999, http://www.lexis-nexis.com.

Military Munitions Working Group, Military Munitions Working Group, October 15, 1996, http://wga-internet.westgov.org/wga/publicat/mmwgweb.htm.

Pearce, Allen, Letter to Mr. David Douthat, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers - Huntsville Engineering and Support Center, Huntsville, Alabama, September 3, 1999.

Pearce, Allen, E-mail to Mr. Robert Carr, U.S. Army Technical Center for Explosives Safety Center, McAlester, Oklahoma, August 26, 1999.

Pearce, Allen, Letter to Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms c/o Mr. Cliff Lund, Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms’ National Repository, Washington, D.C., August 23, 1999.

Pearce, Allen, Letter to the Director of the Federal Bureau of Investigation Bomb Data Center, Federal Bureau of Investigation, Washington, D. C., August 23, 1999.

U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Ordnance and Explosives/Center of Expertise, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Huntsville Engineering and Support Center, Huntsville, Alabama, 1997, http://www.hnd.usace.army.mil/about.htm.

73 U.S. Army Technical Center for Explosives Safety, Explosives Safety Analysis Module (ESMAM), U.S. Army Technical Center for Explosives Safety, McAlester, Oklahoma, 1999, http://www.dac.army.mil/esmam/default.html.

U.S. Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms, Arson and Explosives National Repository, U.S. Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms, 1999, http://ows.atf.treas.gov:9999/.

Westlaw, Westlaw Reference Materials, West Group, 1999, http://www.westgroup.com.

Wright, W. Richard, Letter to Kenneth Shuster, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, U.S. Department of Defense Explosives Safety Board, Alexandria, Virginia, November 27, 1995.

74 ACRONYMS

AEXIS ATF Arson and Explosives Incidents System

ASR Archives Search Reports

ATF U.S. Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms

BLM U.S. Bureau of Land Management

BRAC Base Realignment and Closure

DDESB U.S. Department of Defense Explosives Safety Board

DPRA DPRA, Inc.

DoD U.S. Department of Defense

ESMAM Explosives Safety Mishap Analysis Module

EPA U.S. Environmental Protection Agency

EOD Explosives Ordnance Division

FBI U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation

FUDS Formerly Used Defense Sites

JUXOCO Joint UXO Command

NAVEOD Naval Explosives Ordnance Division

USATCES U.S. Army Technical Center for Explosives Safety

UXO Unexploded ordnance

75 APPENDIX A

SEARCH METHODOLOGY AND DESIGN

The periodical literature search was conducted using standard electronic search engines including LEXIS/NEXIS and Westlaw. Internet resources such as AltaVista, Infoseek, Yahoo, Hotbot, Google, Ask Jeeves, and Excite were also employed along with EBSCOhost, a periodical search engine. In addition, groups such as the DDESB the U. S. Department of the Treasury’s Bureau of Alcohol Tobacco and Firearms (ATF), and the U. S. Department of the Interior’s Bureau of Land Management were contacted to obtain further information. The specific search methodology and design is described below:

A. Goal

To identify instances of civilian harm or fatality from unexploded ordnance (UXO) from former bombing/artillery ranges, proving grounds, and military activities in the United States.

B. Approach

The focus of the search was to identify cases where UXO, chemical munitions/agents or other military munitions of World War I or later vintage have resulted in death or injury to civilians (the general public) in the United States, as well as to catalogue found munitions. The sequence of the search was as follows:

• contact the DDESB and other DoD organizations in an attempt to access DoD databases, • communicate with the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms, the Bureau of Land Management and the Federal Bureau of Investigation to gather additional data, • use first tier keywords (unexploded ordnance, UXO, unexploded munitions) on LEXIS/NEXIS, Westlaw, and EBSCOhost search engines to identify newspaper and periodical reports of incidents, and • complete an Internet search on keywords and cross-references.

C. Keywords

A directory of keywords were used to help navigate the various search engines and databases. The first and second tier keywords were the primary subjects of each search effort. The third tier keywords and cross-references were used when necessary to clarify the search activities. Decisions on the use of the cross-references were subject related and defined by the derivation and nature of the primary search response.

-1- First Tier:

Unexploded ordnance UXO Unexploded munitions Artillery range Proving ground FUDS BRAC

Second Tier:

Bombing range Military range Gunnery range

Third Tier:

Explosives Explosive agents Explosive waste Chemical agents Biological agents

Cross-References:

Unintentional deaths Injured, killed, maimed, hurt Fatality/fatalities/death Amputee/Amputation Child, children Civilian Farmer National park

Second Tier Cross-references:

Standard Operating Procedures Ground Penetrating Radar Electromagnetic Induction OB/OD - Open Burning/Open Detonation

-2- Accidents

-3- UXO Incident Cases

Civilian UXO Incidents at Recycling Facilities

P S D I C A F A E D D N H D S A A R EXP Owner @ R I E A J Type of Type of I U E G T T or Range Access Activity Time of Present Use Clearance Abstract / Damage Location V SOURCE D S T U Installation Munition L L X E A Y FND Inc. I B E R D T L C ID Y # E

8 While bailing scrap copper in a junk yard, two / were killed when the bailing machine detonated. 6 D 0. 2 U Scrap Examination indicated the likely presence of Junk Yard . C 3 3 x 2 0 EXP Off-base X Coppe nitrocellulose in the bailing machine scrap. (Birmingha DDESB 0 M 1 / O r m, AL) 0 C 4 2 Destroyed bailing machine.

7 Two men placed steel scrap into open-hearth / 8 furnace for remelting. They accidentally placed a D 0. 2 U . Live live round in with the steel which detonated in the Salvage C 2 1 x 2 0 EXP Off-base X DDESB 0 Round furnace. One man was crushed, the other fatally Yard M 6 / O 0 burned. C 4 Furnace seriously damaged by blast. 3

A 6 inch process pipe used in manufacture of 8 propellant and explosives at Chickasaw Ord 1 / Works, Millington, TN, was sold as scrap. The D 5 2 2 U Scrap pipe detonated at Trumbell Asphalt Works, Trumbell C . 5 9 3 4 EXP X Explosi Memphis TN, killing 3, injuring 4. (The file was Asphalt DDESB M 0 1 / O ves sent to Milan.) Company C 0 4 6 Details of incident unknown at this time. (See 251.01)

Millwright disassembling surplus pump obtained 4 from Picatinny. Removing rusted bolt caused 2 / detonation which injured man w/ steel frag. D 3 7 1 U Picatinny obtained pump from Holston. Pump Rusted Milan C . 3 3 0 1 EXP X used for pumping contaminated acetone. Decon DDESB Bolt Arsenal, TN M 0 0 / O was assumed.(No XXX marking) C 0 5 4 No building damage. The pump was worth $3.82 as scrap metal.

Key: EXP = Explosion of Munition FND = Found Munition USAR = U.S. Army DCMC = Military Contractor PRIV = Private Household/Residence

NGRD = U.S. National Guard USAF = U.S. Air Force USNA = U.S. Navy 1 UXO Incident Cases

Civilian UXO Incidents at Recycling Facilities

Men found a fuze in the scrap yard and brought it 9 2 to a man with ordnance background who / 2 removed arming vane & tapped fuze against the U 9 2 U 9 6 Fuze, table top. The fuze functioned, causing traumatic China Lake, S 6 7 x M 0 1 EXP Off-base X DDESB . . Igniter amputation of right hand, and severe penetrating CA N 6 / O 0 wounds in body. A 6 0 0 Damages amounted to $100.

Scrap material of 100 gross tons of 75/90mm 1 contaminated HE. One truck load of material 4 / Rkt 1 Smelting placed in furnace for melting. Second truck load Liberty D 9 2 U Whds- 4 scap Liberty was inspected and 6 live rounds were found & Industries - C . 8 0 2 EXP Off-base X Empty/ DDESB 6 projectil Industries removed. Remainder was placed in furnace Cincinatti, M 0 / O Inert 1 es where explosion occurred. OH C 0 7 Proj 4 Property damage was very minor.

1 2 0 9 1 / 3.5" During torch cutting operations a 3.5'' rocket D U 9 4 2 Rocket head exploded. Rkt came from Camp LeJeune, Caroline C x 2 0 EXP Off-base X DDESB . 9 1 w/HE Verona Loop Impact area. Metal Wks M O 0 6 / Head None detailed in report C 0 7 4

Civilian, searching for saleable junk at city dump Rumma 2 6 found 2 M72 LAW missiles. Took them home in ging 4 1 / his trunk, & later that day, while tampering with D through City U Rocket 3 9 1 2 1 one of them, it exploded, critically injuring him. Columbus, C x M 0 1 EXP Off-base the (municipal Dump X , M72, DDESB . 1 / 8 . EOD from Ft. Benning was called. (UXO) GA M dump, dump) O LAW 0 4 8 C found 0 0 Property damage unknown. Injuries to feet and missiles lower legs.

Key: EXP = Explosion of Munition FND = Found Munition USAR = U.S. Army DCMC = Military Contractor PRIV = Private Household/Residence

NGRD = U.S. National Guard USAF = U.S. Air Force USNA = U.S. Navy 2 UXO Incident Cases

Civilian UXO Incidents at Recycling Facilities

Geiselma n, Bruce. "Judge 4 1 Clears 1 / U Munitions 9 3 105m Death of a scrap yard worker by a 105mm shell, x 1 0 EXP Off-base Scrap Yard X CA Expert in . / m shell at Dick Auto Wrecking in California. O Worker's 0 9 Death." 0 1 Waste News 4.27 (1998): 5.

1 9 On 16 April, a scrap dealer in Black Eagle, 4 2 9 Montana (near Great Falls), was melting metal / 7 7 from a load of scrap (expended munitions) when D 1 Melting U Scrap 3 0 a detonation occurred. The material was Black C 6 x 0 0 EXP Off-base scrap X munitio DDESB . 4 purchased from DRMO at Ft. Lewis, WA. Eagle, MT M / metal O ns 0 1 C 9 0 6 7 0 None reported. 1

Key: EXP = Explosion of Munition FND = Found Munition USAR = U.S. Army DCMC = Military Contractor PRIV = Private Household/Residence

NGRD = U.S. National Guard USAF = U.S. Air Force USNA = U.S. Navy 3 UXO Incident Cases

Civilian Uxo Incidents: Non-Recycling Facility - Explosion

D S D P A F IN E E D C A I D S A A J EXP Owner @ R S A H R Type of Type of U E G T U or Range Access Activity Time of Present Use Clearance Abstract / Damage Location V Source D B T IL T Installation Munition L X E A R FND Inc. I E D Y T L Y C I # E D

Orey. "At Former 4 Military In 1995 seven boys in Bartlett, Tenn. were 0 Sites, a U injured by a hand grenade that one of 9 Children Hand Hidden x M 0 7 EXP Off-base X them had apparently found on a visit to Bartlett, TN . playing grenade Peril." Wall O Fort Sill, OK. The boy brought the 0 Street grenade home as a souvenir. 0 Journal 22 Jan. 1999: B1.

Gerber, Larry. "Unexplode d Shells Put 4 The latest series of accidents occurred Undocumen 1 Scavengin U last year when a couple of "scrappers" Chocolate ted 1 Warning x 0 2 EXP Active g for Range X scavenging for souvenirs touch off an Mountains, Immigrants . signs souvenirs O explosion with their pickup and suffered CA at Risk." 0 leg injuries. San Diego 0 Union Tribune 6 June1998: A-3.

Bowers. "WW2 Shells near 4 Hope Due 1 Local farmer recovered a shell from his Mixed U Southweste to Blow." 5 field and tossed it in a nearby stream. As x 0 0 EXP FUDS (agriculture/in Visual X rn Proving The . the farmer walked away the shell dustrial) O Ground Arkansas 0 exploded. Democrat- 2 Gazette 10 Dec. 1997: B1."

Civilian Uxo Incidents: Non-Recycling Facility - Explosion

0 3 Returning from target, two planes were 2 / told to jettison bombs in designated area. 2 0 D 4 U One plane jettisoned bombs near church. Church 0 1 C 0 x x 2 3 EXP Off-base X Fuze People gathered. Child removed fuze. (Lawson DDESB . / M 0 O Veteran attempted to replace the fuze, Field, GA) 0 1 C when item detonated, killing veteran & 0 9 child, Inj 3. No damages. 4 7

0 4 3 / 0 0 Case: Beasley vs. United States, 81 F. Quarantine 8 1 1 1 EXP Supp. 518 (E.D.S.C. 1948); Quarantine Reservation DDESB . / Reservation, SC , SC 0 1 2 9 4 7

0 6 3 / 0 0 Case: Schmidt v. United States, 179 F. 2d Ft. Riley 8 1 724 (10th Cir. 1950); Injury at a residence; Military x 3 5 EXP Off-base DDESB . / explosives from Ft. Riley Military Reservation 0 1 Reservation, KS , KS 3 9 4 8

Civilian Uxo Incidents: Non-Recycling Facility - Explosion

0 9 3 / 0 1 Case: Steward v. United States, 186 F. 2d 8 0 Ft. x 0 2 EXP Off-base 627 (7th Cir. 1951); Injury at a residence; DDESB . / Sheridan, IL explosive form Ft. Sheridan, Ill 0 1 4 9 4 8

Bowers. 0 "WW2 1 Shells near 4 / Hope Due 1 0 Mixed U Southweste to Blow." 5 1 x 5 0 EXP FUDS (agriculture/in Visual X In 1949 five people were killed. rn Proving The . / dustrial) O Ground Arkansas 0 1 Democrat- 1 9 Gazette 10 4 Dec. 1997: 9 B1."

0 2 3 / 0 2 Case: United States v. Inmon, 205 F. 2d 8 6 Camp x 0 2 EXP Off-base 681 (5th Cir. 1953); Injury at a residence; DDESB . / Wolters, TX explosives from Camp Wolters, TX 0 1 5 9 4 9

Civilian Uxo Incidents: Non-Recycling Facility - Explosion

0 4 2 / 0 1 1 Two boys were seriously injured and their 4 7 7 dog killed by the explosion of an unfired x 0 2 EXP Off-base 2.36in rkt Ft. Ord, CA DDESB . 1 / 2.36in rkt, which the boys had found near 3 6 1 the range area at Ft. Ord, CA. 1 9 4 9

1 2 3 / 0 0 Case: Ford v. United States, 200 F. 2d 8 9 Camp 0 1 EXP 272 (10th Cir. 1952): Former Camp DDESB . / Gruber, OK Gruber, Oklahoma 0 1 6 9 4 9

0 1 3 / 0 0 Case: Denny v. United States, 185 F. 2d 8 1 108 (1950); Target range DonaAra DonaAra 2 0 EXP DDESB . / County, New Mexico, Government found County, NM 0 1 not negligent 7 9 5 0

Civilian Uxo Incidents: Non-Recycling Facility - Explosion

0 A steel furnace exploded, causing minor 2 damage and sending fragments / throughout the plant. Apparently one 2 2 round cooked off. Inspectors believe D 0 5 U 90mm 3 round had been fired, and was without Fuel & Iron C . 4 x 0 0 EXP Off-base X M71 DDESB / fuze at the time. 5 more rounds were Corporation M 0 9 O Cartridge 1 picked up. Source unknown. C 0 9 5 Plant buildings hit by stray fragments. 0 Minor damage to steel furnace.

0 During sea dump ops, a box of M2 fuzes 5 fell overboard and floated. They were not 2 / retrieved. Next day (18 May) Fuzes 2 1 Beachfront U 5 U Fuze, M2, washed ashore on 2 beaches. Detonation 3 8 at S 5 x 4 6 EXP Off-base X 4.2" in one home killed 3, injured 3. In a 2nd DDESB . / Candelero A 8 O Mortar home a mile away, 1 was killed & 3 injured 0 1 Abajo, PR R by M2. 0 9 5 Local light damages. 0

1 2 2 / 0 1 0 U A visitor was killed by the explosion of a Camp 4 7 9 90mm x 1 0 EXP Active Hunting X 90mm dud projectile while hunting on the Steward, DDESB . 1 / projectile O range at Camp Stewart, GA. GA 2 6 1 9 9 5 0

Civilian Uxo Incidents: Non-Recycling Facility - Explosion

0 9 3 / Case: Flores v. United States, 105 F. Bernalillo 0 1 Supp. 640 (D.N.M. 1952); Bernalillo County, NM 8 5 0 1 EXP County, New Mexico (near Alburqueque) (near DDESB . / on area leased for bombing range from Alburquequ 0 1 1941-1947. e) 9 9 5 1

1 2 A member of a hunting party found a 2 / 1 mortar round. The man looked it over 7 0 Http://patc.s 7 U then either dropped it or tossed it on the 9 3 Warning National Mortar Dolly Sods implenet.co x M . 0 1 EXP FUDS Hunitng X ground. The hunter suffered nine . / signs Forest round Wilderness m/mortar.ht 0 O shrapnel wounds to his left leg and right 0 1 ml 0 foot, along with phosphorous burns on his 0 9 legs. 5 1

0 8 / 2 While burning a field prior to planting 0 U 2 6 U sugar cane, two depth bombs detonated 6 Bomb, Waikakalau S . 3 x M 0 0 5. EXP Off-base X forming a crater 25 x 15 feet, but doing no DDESB / Depth a Gulch, HI A 0 7 O other damage or injury. No structures 1 F 0 involved. 9 5 2

Civilian Uxo Incidents: Non-Recycling Facility - Explosion

1 1 3 / 0 1 Case: Meara v. United States, 119 F. 8 6 Fort Knox, 0 1 EXP Active Supp. 662 (W.D. Ky 1954); Fort Knox, KY DDESB . / KY - Family lived on base 1 1 0 9 5 2

0 1 3 / Case: Voytas v. United States, 256 F. 2d 0 0 786 (7th Cir. 1958); child killed, Injury at a 8 1 Fort Belvoir, x 1 0 EXP Off-base residence, explosives form Fort Belvoir, DDESB . / VA VA (serviceman stole explosives). 1 1 Government held not liable 2 9 5 3

0 3 3 / 0 2 Case: DeLegerand v. United States, 182 U.S. Naval 8 0 F. Supp. 184 (D.P.R. 19--); death of child, Reservation 1 3 EXP Active DDESB . / injury to 3 others, U.S. Naval Reservation, , Vieques , 1 1 Vieques , Puerto Rico PR 1 9 5 3

Civilian Uxo Incidents: Non-Recycling Facility - Explosion

0 4 2 / 0 1 2 Three children were seriously injured by U Galens Air 4 7 3 explosion while playing with a 2.36in rkt x 0 3 EXP Off-base X 2.36in rkt Force Base, DDESB . 1 / dud, which they had removed form the O AK 2 6 1 range at Galena Air Force Base, AK. 6 9 5 4

0 5 3 / 0 3 Case: Iokepa v. United States, 158 F. 8 1 Supp. 394 (1958); Former firing range 1 0 EXP HI DDESB . / leased by govt. form Dec. 1943 - June 1 1 1946, HI. Govt. found not liable. 3 9 5 4

0 6 3 / 0 0 Case: Porter v. United States, 228 F. 2d Fort 8 1 0 1 EXP Active 389 (4th Cir. 1955); Fort Jackson, SC. Jackson, DDESB . / Family lived on base. injury to hand SC 1 1 4 9 5 4

Civilian Uxo Incidents: Non-Recycling Facility - Explosion

Contractor was cutting and clearing trees 1 for construction of a new roadway. During 1 burning of trees and stumps, explosion / occurred which caught one man's clothing 2 2 afire, fatally injuring him. There was no U 4 7 U 1 Relocating Grenade, indication or knowledge of contamination. FT Benning, S . 8 x 1 0 EXP Active X DDESB / road WP GA A 0 7 O 1 R 0 9 Witnesses saw injured man approaching 5 fire with roots in his hands, but his hands 5 were extensively burned, indicating he may have had grenade in hands.

0 1 3 / Case: United States v. Coffey, 233 F. 2d 0 0 41 (9th Cir. 1956); Injury at residence. 8 1 x EXP Off-base Explosives possibly from Naval Air DDESB . / Training Station In Pasco Washington. 1 1 Injury could not be traced to government. 6 9 5 6

0 5 3 / 0 0 Case: Carey v. United States, 183 F. 8 1 Supp. 727 (M.D.S.C. 1960); Fort Bragg, Fort Bragg, 0 1 EXP Active DDESB . / NC (insulation contractor) severe injury to NC 1 1 hand 8 9 5 6

Civilian Uxo Incidents: Non-Recycling Facility - Explosion

0 6 3 / 0 1 Case: United States v. Stoppelman, 266 Jefferson 8 9 F. 2d 13 (8th Cir. 1959); Marine Corp 0 1 EXP Active Barracks, DDESB . / maneuver area near Jefferson Barracks, MS 1 1 Missouri. Injury to eye. 9 9 5 6

1 2 3 / Fort 0 1 Case: Edwards v. United States, 164 F. Benning 8 2 Supp. 885 (M.D. Ga. 1958); Injury at a x 1 0 EXP Military DDESB . / residence, explosives from Fort Benning Reservation 2 1 Military Reservation. death of child , GA 0 9 5 6

0 2 3 / 0 1 Case: Parrott v. United States, 181 F. 8 2 Supp. 425 (S.D. Cal. 1960); 3 children Riverside x 0 3 EXP DDESB . / injured at hands and knees. Former County, CA. 2 1 leased area in Riverside County, CA. 1 9 5 7

Civilian Uxo Incidents: Non-Recycling Facility - Explosion

0 Three men driving thru unmarked range 3 area after a herd of goats found & loaded 2 / 25 UXO practice bombs into pickup truck. 3 1 Aerial U 9 U Bomb, Later, they saw the goats again & threw 1 9 bombi Unmark Chasing China S 9 x 0 1 3. EXP X Practice bombs at them. A bomb hit forty ft away, DDESB . / ng ed range goats Lake,CA N 3 O MK23 functioned, hitting one man in chest w/ 0 1 range A frag. 0 9 6 Damages were ($620). 1

Sergeant put M80's in field jacket during 0 exercises, put them in cigar box at home. 7 Months later his wife gave one to a 13 2 / year old boy. He took it home, lit it and 3 1 0 was taking it outside when it detonated in U U M80 3 1 2 1 his hands. (NEW .0066 lbs) S x M 0 1 1. EXP Off-base X Firecracke FT Benning DDESB . 7 / 3 A O r (AP) 0 0 1 Serious injury to both hands. Court found R 0 9 US liable because it authorized soldier to 6 handle simulators & must answer for 3 carelessness. Label changed Firecracker to Danger--HE

0 7 3 / 0 0 Case: Williams v. United States, 352 F. 2d 8 2 Ft. Benning, x EXP Off-base 477 (5th Cir 1965); Injury at a residence; DDESB . / GA explosives from Ft. Benning, GA. 2 1 2 9 6 3

Civilian Uxo Incidents: Non-Recycling Facility - Explosion

0 9 3 / 0 2 Case: Medlin v. United States, 244 F. 8 7 Laurens x 0 1 EXP Supp. 403 (D.S.C. 1965); burns to child - DDESB . / County, SC maneuver area in Laurens County, SC. 2 1 3 9 6 3

1 1 3 / 0 2 Case: Hernandez v. United States, 313 F. 8 8 Supp. 349 (N.D. Tex1969); Injury at a Camp x 2 2 EXP Off-base DDESB . / residence; explosives from Camp Barkly, Barkly, TX 2 1 TX 4 9 6 4

1 0 2 / 0 1 1 Two oyster men were seriously injured by U 4 7 3 Harvestin an explosion when they raised a Dahlgren, x 0 2 EXP Off-base X DDESB . 1 / g Oysters submerged dud from the Range River bed VA O 1 6 1 at Dahlgren, VA. 9 9 6 5

Civilian Uxo Incidents: Non-Recycling Facility - Explosion

0 2 3 / Practic Case: Duvall v. United States, 312 F. 0 1 e Supp. 625 (E.D.N.C. 1970); Injury at a 8 9 x 0 1 EXP Off-base bombi residence, explosives from Navy Practice Duck, NC DDESB . / ng Bombing Range in Duck, NC - injury to 2 1 range child's hand 5 9 6 7

0 5 A child was injured in the front yard of his 2 / residence at Kitty Hawk, NC while playing 0 1 0 Playing U with a dud (type unknown) which 4 7 1 Kitty Hawk, x 1 0 EXP Off-base with X exploded. The dud had been found and DDESB . 1 / NC munition O removed from Duck Range, NC several 1 6 1 weeks earlier by a relative of the injured 8 9 boy. 6 7

0 2 2 / One youth was killed three others were 0 1 2 U seriously injured in two separate accidents 4 7 2 40mm x 1 3 EXP Off-base X by the explosion of dud 40mm grenade Ft. Dix, NJ DDESB . 1 / projectiles O projectiles that had been removed from 1 6 1 the range at Ft. Dix, NJ. 6 9 7 1

Civilian Uxo Incidents: Non-Recycling Facility - Explosion

0 4 2 / 0 1 0 U A boy was killed by the explosion of a dud 4 7 1 Anti-tank x 1 0 EXP Active X anti-tank rocket which he was collecting Ft. Sill, OK DDESB . 1 / rkt O from the range at Ft. Sill, OK. 1 6 1 2 9 7 2

0 1 3 / Unexpected detonation of pyrotechnical 0 1 0 element, assumed to be inert, while U 1 8 1 Firing Debris collecting firing debris. 0 3 EXP X DDESB . 7 / Range collection O 0 1 1 3 lightly injured humans, minimum 0 9 material damage 7 3

0 8 2 / 0 1 1 Two boys killed, and two other seriously U 4 7 9 Playing on 40mm AA injured by the explosion of a dud 40mm x 2 2 EXP Active X Ft. Dix, NJ DDESB . 1 / range projectile grenade projectile while playing with it on O 1 6 1 the range at Ft. Dix, NJ. 0 9 7 3

Civilian Uxo Incidents: Non-Recycling Facility - Explosion

4 rkts placed on ground. Employee using 0 an oxyacetylene cutting torch, burned hole 9 in 1 inert whd, & was attempting to burn / hole in rkt mtr when blast occurred. Rkt 4 1 2 3.5" flew 33 feet where it struck & penetrated U 8 U 4 7 M29A2 steel tub. 2 more rkt mtrs ignited next. Rock Island S . 0 2 EXP X DDESB 9 / Practice Arsenal, IL A 0 O 1 1 Rkt No property damage detailed in rpt. R 0 9 Worker utilizing torch received injury to 7 both ears due to over-pressure. 3 Employee attempting to assist him sustained loss of equilibrium.

0 4 2 / 0 1 0 Digging Two boys killed and one critically injured U 4 7 6 up 40mm AA by the explosion of a dud 40mm AA Ft. Knox, x 2 1 EXP Active X DDESB . 1 / munitions projectile projectile the boys had dug up from the KY O 0 6 1 on range range at Fort Knox, KY. 9 9 7 4

0 4 2 / 9 1 0 40mm 3 boys found unexploded shell adjacent to U U 8 4 6 Anti main range road. 2 dead; 1 critical. FT Knox, S x 2 1 EXP Active X DDESB . 7 / Aircraft Serious incident report forwarded by KY A O 0 1 1 Shell DAPE-MPS. R 0 9 7 4

Civilian Uxo Incidents: Non-Recycling Facility - Explosion

Youth found anti-personnel shell while 1 hunting on military reservation. He took 0 shell home and attempted to disassemble 2 / it. Explosive component was dropped to 3 1 0 D U Anti- floor and exploded, causing injury to youth 4 4 1 1 Falls C x M 0 1 EXP Off-base Hunting X personnel and damage to his home. DDESB . 9 / 3 Church, VA M O Shell 0 5 1 C Shell exploded inside house, knocking out 0 9 rear windows. Youth was sprayed with 7 metal shrapnel and suffered wounds to 4 the legs, face and upper body.

1 1 2 / One boy killed and two injured by the 0 1 1 U 3.5 in rkt explosion of a dud 305 in. rkt, or 40mm NAD 4 7 0 Playing on x 1 2 EXP Active X or 40mm grenade (undetermined which type) while Hathorne, DDESB . 1 / Range O grenade playing on the range at NAD Hawthorne, NV 0 6 1 NV. 8 9 7 4

1 1 3 / 0 1 1 3.5'' HE 3 teenage boys entered the Marine Corps U U 0 4 0 Impact rkts & impact range. An explosion occurred Hawthorne S x M 1 1 3. EXP Active X DDESB . 9 / range 40mm HE which killed 1 injured 1. NAD, NV N O 0 7 1 grenades Unknown A 0 9 7 4

Civilian Uxo Incidents: Non-Recycling Facility - Explosion

0 1 2 / 0 1 0 U Two boys killed by the explosion of a dud Camp 4 7 1 x 2 0 EXP Off-base X 2.36 in rkt 2.36 in rkt which they had found near the Pendleton, DDESB . 1 / O range area at Camp Pendleton, CA. CA 0 6 1 4 9 7 6

Two boys playing with an anti-tank 0 bazooka shell were killed when it 1 exploded. It was determined form the 3 / boys' injuries that the "simple act of swing 1 1 0 it over their heads and stopping short of U Playing U Camp 6 6 1 Rocket, the ground abruptly" had caused the shell S x M 2 0 2. EXP Active with X Pendleton, DDESB . 3 / AT to explode. N munition O CA 0 3 1 A 0 9 Shell blew a 10ft carter in the ground 7 when it exploded. One boy's hands and 6 legs were blown off and the other's legs were shattered.

0 2 2 / One boy killed and five others were 0 1 2 U seriously injured in their school class room 4 7 1 Took dud 40mm FT Pickett, x 1 5 EXP Off-base X by the explosion of a dud 40mm grenade DDESB . 1 / to school grenade VA O projectile which had been removed from 0 6 1 the range at Fort Pickett, VA. 1 9 7 7

Civilian Uxo Incidents: Non-Recycling Facility - Explosion

0 2 Youths were trying to disarm cartridge in 3 / industrial arts classroom. Shell was 0 1 2 gripped in a vise when blast occurred U Playing U 2 6 1 40mm shortly after classes began for the day. Huguenot S x 1 5 EXP Off-base with X DDESB . 8 / Cartridge Blast blew out the windows of the Academy A munition O 0 1 1 classroom. One killed, 5 injured - 3 critical R 0 9 condition. All received shrapnel type 7 wounds or puncture wounds. 7

0 An 18-inch military tank shell exploded 3 inside a mobile home. A 14-year-old boy, 3 / one of the dead, apparently had 0 1 2 U 105mm discovered the projectile 200 yards from 3 7 0 Residential x 2 5 EXP Off-base X HE the trailer, brought it inside the home and DDESB . 7 / Area O Projectile dropped it on the floor. 0 9 1 0 9 Property damage not detailed in article. 2 7 dead and 5 injured. 8

0 1 8 Two young men discovered anti-tank 2 9 / mines while hiking near Cold Bay, AK. 4 7 0 P U Detonator, The two were injured when one dropped 0 9 8 1 Cold Bay, R x M 0 2 EXP FUDS X anti-tank the detonator portion of a World War II DDESB . 0 / 9 AK I O mine anti-tank mine. 0 8 1 V 0 0 9 None reported 8 7 9

Civilian Uxo Incidents: Non-Recycling Facility - Explosion

0 1 8 2 9 / 4 7 0 P U 10 year old girl was wandering across field 0 9 8 1 Hand Cold Bay, R x F 0 1 EXP FUDS X in Cold Bay, AK and was maimed by a DDESB . 0 / 0 grenade AK I O hand grenade. 0 8 1 V 2 0 9 8 7 9

0 2 2 Three youths injured, two critically, when a 2 / 0 sack of shells collected from a military 4 1 2 , U U firing range exploded. The sack was Unspecified 1 9 8 1 Firing Collected S x M 0 3 3. EXP Active X Projectile dropped by one of the youths while he Location DDESB . 0 / 6 Range shells A O was unloading it from car. (DOD) 0 4 1 , R 0 9 1 None detailed in article. 8 7 0

Service used private farm land to train 0 infantry troops in the firing of 81 mm 5 mortars. Prior to firing, owner questioned 2 / what they were doing. After being 4 1 2 D U informed he let the troops fire their sabot 2 9 9 Plowing 81mm Braddyville, C x 0 1 EXP Off-base visual X mortar rounds. During plowing of field DDESB . 1 / field Mortar IA M O civilian turned up munition. The civilian 0 3 1 C was injured when an 81mm mortar sabot 0 9 round smoke designator exploded as he 8 tapped the round on the sidewalk at his 0 home.

Civilian Uxo Incidents: Non-Recycling Facility - Explosion

0 5 3 / 0 0 U Case: Garza v. United States, 809 F. 2d Reese Air 8 1 x 0 1 EXP Off-base X 1170 (5th Cir. 1987); Injury at a residence; Force Base, DDESB . / O explosives from Reese Air Force Base, TX TX 2 1 7 9 8 2

0 3 brothers picked up a 155mm WP 8 projectile from NG training range and 2 / carried it to a private residence. They 4 2 1 155mm Home U Trainin Pick UXO U were apparently tampering with it when 4 0 5 WP (Camp S x M 1 2 3. EXP Active g at training X burster went off. One fatality. Two DDESB . 0 / Smoke Grayling, A range range O injured. EOD called for assistance in 0 4 1 Cartridge MI) R removing WP from bodies. 0 9 8 Possible car and house damage. 2

Husband apparently illegally obtained 1 LAW from Arny Training Range at Ft 2 Bragg. Both he and his wife received 2 / critical injuries when LAW handled in their 4 2 2 Light U U home (off base) exploded. 5 0 9 M Handling Antitank Ft. Bragg, S x 0 2 2. EXP Off-base X DDESB . 2 / F munition Weapon NC A O No property damage detailed in log. 0 6 1 LAW F Female airman received critical injuries of 0 9 the skull. Husband lost an eye, lower 8 portion of right arm, & seriously injured 2 other parts of body.

Civilian Uxo Incidents: Non-Recycling Facility - Explosion

0 Associated 1 Press. "At Two 8 year old boys were killed when an 4 / least 259 artillery round exploded amid hundreds of 0 0 sites in the U homes in the Tierrasanta subdivision in 1 1 San Diego, U.S. May x M 8 2 1 2. EXP FUDS Being kids Sub-division X San Diego. The land once had been the . / CA Sit Atop Old O impact area for an Army tank training 0 1 Munitions." range. One other boy was severely 0 9 Baltimore injured. 8 Sun 20 3 Apr. 1993.

Case: Breland v United States, 791 F. Supp. 1128 (S.D. Miss. 1990); Injury at a 0 residence; explosive possibly from Camp 3 Shelby, MS. Injury could not be traced to 3 / govt. Case mentions other incidents at 0 2 Camp Shelby. U 8 2 -1978, a minor from LA removed a 40 mm Camp x 3 1 EXP Off-base X DDESB . / grenade from the Gum Range North and Shelby, MS O 2 1 returned to LA where device exploded. 8 9 - July 1980, 2 minors removed grenade 8 which exploded and killed one of the 4 children - Jan. 1981, a child was killed while on the range by a grenade.

Father brought son & 2 nephews to see weapon firing. 30 rds from weapon had 0 been fired into 100 yd long by 2' diameter 8 tube. After one magazine had been fired, 2 / Father a fire down the tube was observed. Fire 0 2 1 D Testin was giving U 5.56mm reached end of tube and flashed Colt Ind 7 1 4 C x x M 0 4 4. EXP Active g a tour of X Tracer into/through room. Firearms DDESB . 5 / M range facility and O Projectile Div 0 5 1 C demo Gun only lightly damaged. Father w/2nd 0 9 degree burns over 15% of body, son 8 w/2nd degree burns over 30% of body, 5 nephew w/2nd degree burns over 20% of body, other treated/released.

Civilian Uxo Incidents: Non-Recycling Facility - Explosion

0 1 Campers found M-79 grenade while hiking Salt Lake 3 / near hurricane Mesa in January 1986 on Tribune's 1 0 public land once leased as a munitions U Near Online 2 1 M-79 testing ground. The weapon exploded x 0 7 7. EXP Off-base Camping BLM Public Lands X Hurricane Archives . / grenade after it was thrown into the campfire. At O Mesa, UT (http://www. 0 1 first only the primer exploded. When the tribaccess.c 0 9 campers returned to the fire the grenade om) 8 exploded injuring all seven campers. 6

A civilian family from Memphis, TN was visiting the Ft. Sill area. Somehow the family members (children suspected) gained access to an impact area of Ft. Sill. Approximately 7, 40mm grenades rounds were taken from the impact area and 0 transported back to Memphis. After 1 4 returning to Memphis the children were 3 9 / playing with the 40mm rounds in their 0 9 1 7 backyard when two rounds exploded (1- D Playing U 6 5 6 - 40mm HE smoke and 1-HE). Five children were Memphis, C x 0 5 EXP Off-base with X DDESB . 0 / 1 grenade injured, two critically. One has serious TN M munition O 0 4 1 5 head injuries and the other has serious C 0 1 9 stomach and liver damage. The 6 9 remaining three children were upgraded to 5 stable with minor injuries. The children were between the ages of 7 and 15. Memphis bomb squad secured the remaining rounds and transported them to a safe area.

No damage reported

Civilian Uxo Incidents: Non-Recycling Facility - Explosion

0 1 1 Cartridge, 14.5mm, Training, M183, 2 9 / detonated when an UXO contractor at the 6 9 1 U U 14.5mm, Fort Ord removal project was placing it in 8 6 1 S x 0 0 EXP X Training, a bucket for transportation to the disposal Ft Ord DDESB . 0 / A O M183 site. 0 1 1 R 0 1 9 None 1 9 6

Civilian Uxo Incidents: Non-Recycling Facility - Explosion

Draper, UT- The Utah National Guard with the assistance of Dugway Proving Ground is conducting an investigation into the report of an artillery shell impact on BLM grounds north of the Simpson Springs pony express station. The Utah National Guard was notified by officials of Dugway Proving Grounds late sunday afternoon that an artillery shell had possibly impacted on BLM grounds north of 1 0 Simpson Springs. The incident occurred 9 5 Saturday morning according to a report Dugway PG 2 9 / filed with Dugway Security on Sunday. A - Draper, 1 6 0 U Artillery U preliminary investigation by Dugway UT - BLM 0 0 4 Artillery S 0 2 EXP Active impacted X Proving Grounds has confirmed presence grounds DDESB . 5 / shell A off-base O of and artillery shell crater in BLM grounds north of 0 0 1 R approximately one third of a mile N.E. of Simpson 0 4 9 Simpson Springs. Utah National Guard Springs 0 9 personnel were conducting a live fire 2 6 artillery training exercise at Dugway during the weekend. An official AR 15-6 investigation team has been appointed by the Utah National Guard to investigate the incident, render a finding of facts and recommend corrective actions as appropriate. No Fatalities, possible civilian injuries (two Boy Scouts).

None reported.

Civilian Uxo Incidents: Non-Recycling Facility - Explosion

UNIT HAD COMPLETED TRAINING AND ELECTED TO DISPOSE OF EXCESS AMMUNITION RATHER THAN TURN IT IN. DISPOSAL PROCEDURES UNCERTAIN AT THE MOMENT (BURNING OR INDIVIDUAL 0 FUNCTIONING). MATERIAL INCLUDE 1 9 VARIOUS PYROTECHNICS, INCLUDING 9 / 7 TEAR TEAR AGENT (CS), AND SMOKE POTS. 9 2 U 7 U AGENT THE DISPOSAL OPERATION CAUSED A 7 4 FT LEWIS, S . 0 0 EXP Off-base Demolition X (CS) CLOUD TO DRIFT OFF THE DDESB 0 / WA A 0 O SMOKE INSTALLATION, INTO A LOCAL 9 1 R 0 POTS COMMUNITY CALLED SPANAWAY. 2 9 COMMUNITY MEMBERS CALLED IN 4 9 LOCAL EMERGENCY SERVICES WITH 7 VARIOUS REPORTS OF IRRITANT SYMPTOMS. NUMEROUS CIVILIANS EXPOSED TO THE CLOUD, SOME RECEIVING HOSPITAL TREATMENT.

None reported.

0 3 (USATCES 2 / Explosive 9 0 Safety Playing U 12-year old boy killed in his home while 4 1 Bulletin) x 1 1 EXP Off-base with X playing with a munition item carried home . / http://www. munition O by his father. 0 1 dac.army.mi 0 9 l/es/esm/vol 9 10,issn3.pdf 9

Civilian Uxo Incidents: Non-Recycling Facility - Explosion

0 1 3 Son of a Brunswick County, Virginia man 3 9 / was killed by the detonation of a 40mm 2 9 3 40mm target practice grenade. The Father U 0 9 0 1 target reported to the Police he was a member of Brunswick x M 1 0 EXP Off-base X DDESB . 0 / 2 practice the USAR and obtained the munition from County, VA O 0 3 1 grenade FT. Pickett, VA. A search of recovered lot 0 3 9 numbers did not confirm the UXO was 0 9 from Ft. Pickett. 9

Ordnanc e found on TN 0 part of 8 the Ft. / Child found the ordnance a the Ft. Campbe 2 Picked up Campbell military installation. He lit a fuse Fort Meade Fort ll military U Fort 8 1 grenade grenade on the ordnance while at still at Ft. U.S. Army x M 0 1 1 EXP Campb installati X Campbell, / 3 simulator simulator Campbell thinking it was a firework. The Claims ell on, in or O TN 1 and lit it child received a burn scar to both cheeks Office adjacent 9 of the face, right hand, and right knee to the 9 Boy 9 Scout camping area.

Civilian Uxo Incidents: Non-Recycling Facility - Explosion

Two boys stoe 2 AT- 0 4 anti-tank 5 rounds / Two and 2 boys Two boys were handling one of the AT-4 Fort Meade several U AT-4 anti- 5 1 Camp entered anti-tank rounds at the residence of one of Perkinson, U.S. Army x M 1 1 4 EXP Active other X tank / 8 Shelby Impact the young males when it exploded. One MS Claims items O rounds 2 Range young male was injured, one killed. Office located 0 at CSM throughou 0 t the 0 Impact Range

Case: Sumner v. United States, 794 F. Supp. 1358 (M.D. Tenn. 1992); an 18- 0 year old boy was injured on the base by Exploding 1 unexplode an exploding dud from an anti-tank Impact dud from Fort Meade / Fort U d dud weapon ordnance. The boy lit the pull Ft. 1 area of a a light U.S. Army 1 x M 1 EXP Active Campb X ordnance string which set off the explosion. The Campbell, 8 military anti-tank Claims 9 ell O (mortar ordnance was found in a trash dumpster TN base weapon Office 9 shell) in the impact area of Fort Campbell. ordnance 2 Some members of the public use the rear area of the base, where the ordnance was found, for recreational uses.

Civilian UXO Incidents: Non-Recycling Facility - No Explosion

D P S I D C A F A E D N E H D S A A R EXP R I A J Type of Owner @ Present Type of S I U E G T T or Range Access Activity Clearance Abstract / Damage Location V Source D T U Installation Time of Inc. Use Munition B L L X E A Y FND I E R I D T L C Y D # E

In San Luis Obispo, Calif., more than two-thirds Associated of a regional park was closed after .30-caliber Press. "At 4 ammunition washed ashore in creeks and least 259 0 .30 cal rangers found live hand grenades. Officials sites in the U San Luis 2 Grenade ammunition, also found antitank mines and even bazooka U.S. May x 0 0 FND FUDS Park X Obispo, . range hand rounds. When the Interior Department Sit Atop Old O CA 0 grenades donated the 700 acres of land for the Munitions." 0 community park in the late 1970s it had no idea Baltimore the parcel earlier had been Sun 20 used as an Army grenade-tossing range. Apr. 1993.

Associated Press. "At 4 More than 113,600 pieces of unexploded least 259 0 ordnance from grenades to artillery shells as sites in the U 3 well as 12,300 pounds of TNT have been Edison, U.S. May 0 0 FND FUDS X . unearthed from an industrial and commercial NJ Sit Atop Old O 0 area in Edison, N.J., the site of the former Munitions." 0 Raritan Arsenal. Baltimore Sun 20 Apr. 1993.

Maeshiro. "'40's Bomb Range Still Yeilds Bits 4 of Military 0 Hardware; U 10-12in 4 Digging a Man found UXO while digging a pole for a Man Finds x M 0 0 FND FUDS X practice CA . hole clothesline. Shrapnel in O bomb 0 Desert." 0 Daily News of Los Angeles 16 Nov. 1997: AV1.

Key: EXP = Explosion of Munition FND = Found Munition USAR = U.S. Army DCMC = Military Contractor PRIV = Private Household/Residence

NGRD = U.S. National Guard USAF = U.S. Air Force USNA = U.S. Navy 1 UXO Incident Cases

Civilian UXO Incidents: Non-Recycling Facility - No Explosion

Maeshiro. "'40's Bomb Range Still Yeilds Bits 4 of Military 0 Hardware; U 500 lbs 4 Paving a 20 years ago, California City workers paving a California Man Finds x 0 0 FND X bomb with . road road found a 500-pound bomb with a charge. City, CA Shrapnel in O charge 0 Desert." 1 Daily News of Los Angeles 16 Nov. 1997: AV1.

Vogel. "Search to 4 Resume After an indepth investigation at the Spring Valley 0 Spring Near AU for U site in Washington D.C., a resident of the area 6 Private Sub- Valley, WW1 x 0 0 FND FUDS X had found a live white phosphorous mortar shell . Homeowner division Washingto Chemicals." O and had been keeping it on his fireplace hearth 0 n D.C. Washington as a souvenir. 0 Post 24 Jan. 1999: C01.

Paparp. "Army Finds WW2 4 Bazooka 0 U Contractor told officials he had found some Shell Parts 7 Excavatio Forestdal x 0 0 FND Off-base X artillery rounds while digging at a new home site in Cape . n e, MA O in Forestdale, Mass. Search." 0 Boston 0 Herald 5 Mar. 1999: P5.

Key: EXP = Explosion of Munition FND = Found Munition USAR = U.S. Army DCMC = Military Contractor PRIV = Private Household/Residence

NGRD = U.S. National Guard USAF = U.S. Air Force USNA = U.S. Navy 2 UXO Incident Cases

Civilian UXO Incidents: Non-Recycling Facility - No Explosion

AP. " Fishing Boat 4 Southeast Evacuated 0 U 750 pound A Monterey fishing boat netted a live WW2 ear of the After 8 x 0 0 FND Off-base Fishing X Mark 13 750 pound Nark 13 naval mine southeast of the Farallon Netting Live . O naval mine Farallon Islands Islands, Mine." San 0 CA Francisco 0 Chronicle 16 Feb. 1995: C3.

"Army 4 Suspending 1 Several powerful 155mm live shells, each Ammo U Tobyhann 2 155mm capable of boring a hole 4 feet deep and 8 feet Cleanup." x 0 0 FND FUDS Hiking State of PA Park X a Artillery . shells wide, were found near a hiking trail in Tobyhanna The O Range 0 State Park in Monroe County, PA. Morning 1 Call 5 Feb. 1998: B3.

"Army 4 The PA Department of Conservation and Natural Suspending 1 Resources closed 10 miles of hiking trails and Ammo Using U Tobyhann 2 1,000 acres of the Tobyhanna State Park in Cleanup." x 0 0 FND FUDS metal State of PA Park X 37mm a Artillery . Monroe County, PA after a vistor with a metal The detector O Range 0 detector found a cache of more than 50 live Morning 2 37mm shells buried in the campgrounds. Call 5 Feb. 1998: B3.

Key: EXP = Explosion of Munition FND = Found Munition USAR = U.S. Army DCMC = Military Contractor PRIV = Private Household/Residence

NGRD = U.S. National Guard USAF = U.S. Air Force USNA = U.S. Navy 3 UXO Incident Cases

Civilian UXO Incidents: Non-Recycling Facility - No Explosion

von Sternburg. We still find stuff all the time," Rock said. "You "Live 4 look for a tail fin, or a body sticking out of the Badlands Munitions 1 U ground. In two years, I've picked up maybe 400 Bombing Litter 3 Bombing x 0 0 FND FUDS X Mixed rounds. Probably 90 of them were live." Range - Indians' . Range O Pine Restored 0 Note: Good article, gives history of area and Ridge, SD Land." Star 0 perception of what the DoD calls clean. Tribune 7 Dec. 1997: A1.

3 4 0 / Case: Moran v. United States, 102 F. Supp. 275 8 6 Block 3 1 FND Off-base (1951); Block Island, Conn. aerial bomb caught DDESB . / Island, CT in fishing net 0 4 1 5

3 1 0 / Case: Ferrer v. United States, 163 F. Supp. 769 8 3 (D.P.R. 1958); Aguadilla, PR. Munition found by Aguadilla, 0 0 FND Off-base DDESB . / public highway. Court rules that injury can't be PR 1 5 traced to the U.S. 5 5

1 3 / 0 Case: Smith v. United States, 155 F. Supp. 605 2 U 8 (E.D. Va 1957); Injury at residence. Fuse found Norfolk, 2 x 0 0 FND Off-base X DDESB . near railroad track in Norfolk, VA. Court found VA / O 1 U.S. not liable. 5 7 6

Key: EXP = Explosion of Munition FND = Found Munition USAR = U.S. Army DCMC = Military Contractor PRIV = Private Household/Residence

NGRD = U.S. National Guard USAF = U.S. Air Force USNA = U.S. Navy 4 UXO Incident Cases

Civilian UXO Incidents: Non-Recycling Facility - No Explosion

1 2 / 3 1 C Trawler had a weapon caught in their net and Pacific D 3 WWII Anti- 5 5 H when it was brought aboard, it broke and spilled Ocean C 0 x 0 3 FND Off-base sub DDESB . 0 E a green-yellow liquid. Fumes overcame three near San M / Weapon 0 4 M crewmen. None Fransico C 7 0 5

1 2 9 8 4 7 / U 0 9 8 Cold Bay, x 0 0 FND FUDS X Mortars Mortars unearthed by child in Cold Bay, AK. DDESB . 0 / AK O 0 8 7 1 0 9 8

Geroux, Bill. "No Safety Threats Found at Depot; But Some Live 4 1 In 1987, a 13 year old boy playing near a soccer Buried 1 / field at the main entrance of the Tidewater Nansemo Tidewater U Explosives 0 1 1 Community College, VA when he found an nd x M 0 0 FND FUDS Playing Community College X TNT are . / 3 unfamiliar substance in the ground. The Ordnance College O Removed." 0 8 substance was TNT. The Corps ended up Depot, VA The 0 7 removing 2 tons of TNT from the area. Richmond Times Dispatch 12 Jan. 1997: C-1.

Key: EXP = Explosion of Munition FND = Found Munition USAR = U.S. Army DCMC = Military Contractor PRIV = Private Household/Residence

NGRD = U.S. National Guard USAF = U.S. Air Force USNA = U.S. Navy 5 UXO Incident Cases

Civilian UXO Incidents: Non-Recycling Facility - No Explosion

2 5 While clearing his way through Dolly Sods 1 8 / underbrush a 19 year old discovered a trail of Dolly Http://patc.s 9 U 0 1 Warning National mortar shells jutting from the ground. He picked Sods implenet.co x M . 0 0 FND FUDS Hiking X Mortar shell . / signs Forest one up and took it home, where his mother Wildernes m/mortar.ht 0 O 0 8 ordered him to call the bomb squad, which s ml 0 0 7 destroyed it.

A fishing tug dragged a sidewinder missile in from Lake Michigan and left it on a public dock in 4 Howard, L. 4 Sheboygan, WI. An EOD team from Ft, Sheridan / "Playing 1 was dispatched to dipose of the missile at which Lake 2 U Catch in the 7 Sidewinder time a local restaurant owner came forward with Michigan - 3 x 0 0 FND Off-base Fishing X Midwest." . missile four-foot rocket he had found in the lake. The Sheboyga / O Newsweek 0 second rocket was inert practice rocket. The n, WI 9 117.18 0 eight foot long sidewinder missile was 10-15 1 (1991): 13. years old and not in the bet of condition. It was snagged about 8 miles out.

"Small 8 Rocket is 4 / A 4 foot tall rocket was found in the rear of Left in Rear 1 Man left 1 U shopping plaza in St. Charles. Authorities could St. of Plaza." 8 rocket in Shoppin 2 x 0 0 FND Off-base X Rocket not determine the origins or whether it was Charles, St. Louis . parking lot g Plaza / O dangerous. An EOD team from Granite City was MO Post- 0 for friend. 9 called to remove the rocket. Dispatch 13 0 1 Aug. 1991: 6A.

Key: EXP = Explosion of Munition FND = Found Munition USAR = U.S. Army DCMC = Military Contractor PRIV = Private Household/Residence

NGRD = U.S. National Guard USAF = U.S. Air Force USNA = U.S. Navy 6 UXO Incident Cases

Civilian UXO Incidents: Non-Recycling Facility - No Explosion

Thomas- Lester and Masters. "25 Houses A contrustion worker was digging a trench with a excavated 4 1 back hoe when he pulled up a mound of dirt with as WW 1 0 / an unusual looking object in the bucket. 47 Spring Shells U 5 7 Excavatio Private Sub- projectiles and munitions were unearthered in the Valley, Examined x M 0 0 FND Off-base X . / n Homeowner division neighborhood of Spring Valley near the American Washingto Officials O 0 9 University campus in Washington D.C. 18 of n D.C. Say Spring 0 3 them examined by X-ray showed to contain Valley Not some kind of liquid. Threatened. " Washington Post 7 Jan. 1993: B1.

Hermann. "Muddy Find Sends 15 year old boy, while fishing at Lake Waterford Teen Angler 4 4 Park, MD found a bag in the lake containing a to Police / 0 claymore anti-personnel mine, trip flares, four Pronto 1 U Anti- Lake 0 1 blocks of C4 plastic explosive and three firing Munitions 9 x M 0 0 2 FND Off-base Fishing Park X personnel Waterford . 5 devices and two rolls of trip wire. A new dam uncovered / O mine Park, MD 0 being built in the area caused the waters to be in 9 0 lower than usual. Authorities believe the ordance Pasadena 3 was stolen. Park." Baltimore Sun 19 Apr 1993: 1B.

Salt Lake 3 5 Discovery of 3,521 pieces of munitions on land Tribune's 1 / outside its boundaries. Toole Army Depot U U Tooele Online 1 5 Artillery moved most of the material onto the base for S 0 0 FND Off-base X Army Archives . / shells open air detonation and blew the rest up where it A O Depot, UT (http://www. 0 9 sat. The load included whole artillery shells and R tribaccess.c 0 4 pieces of ordnance. Most of which was buried. om)

Key: EXP = Explosion of Munition FND = Found Munition USAR = U.S. Army DCMC = Military Contractor PRIV = Private Household/Residence

NGRD = U.S. National Guard USAF = U.S. Air Force USNA = U.S. Navy 7 UXO Incident Cases

Civilian UXO Incidents: Non-Recycling Facility - No Explosion

2 3 / Youth snorkeling in shallow waters on a civilian 0 U 1 U public beach in Lujan Ward of the Island of Island of 9 Anti-tank S 4 x 0 0 FND Off-base Snorkeling X Vieques, found a container with three Vieques, DDESB . rockets N / O unexploded "anti-tank" rkts belonging to the PR 0 A 9 Navy. 0 7

6 2 An area www.gorp.c / 8 known as om/resourc 2 U 1 Warning National Live unstable shell found in Dolly Sods Dolly es/US_Wild 5 x 0 0 FND FUDS X 60mm . signs Forest Wilderness. Sods erness_Are / O 0 North, a/wv/ds_ord 9 0 WVA n.htm 7

6 2 An area www.gorp.c / 8 known as om/resourc 2 U 2 Warning National Shell was found in area where shells were not Dolly es/US_Wild 6 x 0 0 FND FUDS X 81mm . signs Forest expected to be found. Sods erness_Are / O 0 North, a/wv/ds_ord 9 0 WVA n.htm 7

1 1 Unexploded, 330 pound bombs were discovered 3 9 0 15 feet underground. There as the result of a 1 9 / Union Pacific U 1973 accident where the bombs on a train 9 7 Rail Sacramen 7 0 0 FND Off-base Transportatio Radar X exploded, burring the UXOs. DDESB . 1 Yard to, CA / n Co. O 0 0 9 Several homes suffered cracked windows when 0 0 7 bomb squads detonated UXOs 7

Key: EXP = Explosion of Munition FND = Found Munition USAR = U.S. Army DCMC = Military Contractor PRIV = Private Household/Residence

NGRD = U.S. National Guard USAF = U.S. Air Force USNA = U.S. Navy 8 UXO Incident Cases

Civilian UXO Incidents: Non-Recycling Facility - No Explosion

Washed up along 1 the Camp Items of 0 Perry ordnance While the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers was Fort Meade / beach and U ranging in dredging the Toussaint River, ordnance was Port Ordnance Camp Beach ARES U.S. Army 1 FND also found X size from discovered; during subsequent UXO Clinton, Depot Perry Area Corporation Claims 9 while O 20mm to investigations and removal actions over 5,000 OH Office 9 dredging 165mm items of ordnance were located. 1 the projectiles Toussaint River

Key: EXP = Explosion of Munition FND = Found Munition USAR = U.S. Army DCMC = Military Contractor PRIV = Private Household/Residence

NGRD = U.S. National Guard USAF = U.S. Air Force USNA = U.S. Navy 9 UXO Incident Cases

Civilian UXO Incidents: Non-Recycling Facility - Explosive Data Unavailable

D P S D I C A F A E E D N H D S A A R EXP R I S A J Type of Owner @ Present Type of I U E G T T or Range Access Activity Clearance Abstract / Damage Location V Source D B T U Installation Time of Inc. Use Munition L L X E A Y FND I E R D T L C I Y # E D

0 1 2 / 9 0 U Quanta 0 1 Site closed 1975; 1 accident in 1936 x FUDS X Culebra Tech from . / involving civilians O ASR 0 1 0 9 3 6

0 1 2 / 8 0 U Quanta 6 1 Site closed 1994; two accidents in 1943 x FUDS X Ft. Ord, CA Tech from . / involving civilians O ASR 0 1 0 9 4 3

0 1 2 / 8 0 U Quanta 3 1 Site closed 1946; one accident in 1945 x FUDS X Waikoloa, HI Tech from . / involving a civilians. O ASR 0 1 0 9 4 5

Key: EXP = Explosion of Munition FND = Found Munition USAR = U.S. Army DCMC = Military Contractor PRIV = Private Household/Residence

NGRD = U.S. National Guard USAF = U.S. Air Force USNA = U.S. Navy 1 UXO Incident Cases

Civilian UXO Incidents: Non-Recycling Facility - Explosive Data Unavailable

0 1 2 / 8 0 U Quanta 4 1 Site closed 1946; five accident in 1954 x FUDS X Waikoloa, HI Tech from . / involving civilians. O ASR 0 1 0 9 4 5

0 1 2 / 9 0 U Quanta 1 1 Site closed 1945; 7 accident in 1948 x FUDS X SWPG Tech from . / involving civilians O ASR 0 1 0 9 4 5

0 1 2 / 8 0 U Quanta 7 1 Site closed 1994; two accidents in 1949 x FUDS X Ft. Ord, CA Tech from . / involving civilians O ASR 0 1 0 9 4 9

Key: EXP = Explosion of Munition FND = Found Munition USAR = U.S. Army DCMC = Military Contractor PRIV = Private Household/Residence

NGRD = U.S. National Guard USAF = U.S. Air Force USNA = U.S. Navy 2 UXO Incident Cases

Civilian UXO Incidents: Non-Recycling Facility - Explosive Data Unavailable

0 1 2 / 8 0 U Quanta 5 1 Site closed 1945; two accident in 1975 x FUDS X Illinois Ord, IL Tech from . / involving civilians. O ASR 0 1 0 9 5 4

0 1 2 / 8 0 U Quanta 8 1 Site closed 1966; 13 accidents in 1955 x FUDS X Castner Range Tech from . / involving civilians O ASR 0 1 0 9 5 5

0 1 2 / 8 0 U Quanta 9 1 Site closed 1966; 5 accidents in 1962 x FUDS X Castner Range Tech from . / involving civilians O ASR 0 1 0 9 5 5

Key: EXP = Explosion of Munition FND = Found Munition USAR = U.S. Army DCMC = Military Contractor PRIV = Private Household/Residence

NGRD = U.S. National Guard USAF = U.S. Air Force USNA = U.S. Navy 3 UXO Incident Cases

Civilian UXO Incidents: Non-Recycling Facility - Explosive Data Unavailable

0 1 3 / 0 0 Case: Simpson v. United States, 454 F. 2d 8 1 691 (6th Cir. 1972); Injury at residence; Fort Campbell, x Off-base DDESB . / explosives for Fort Campbell, Tenn. Govt. TN 2 1 not found liable. 6 9 7 2

0 1 2 / 9 0 U Quanta 2 1 Site closed 1960; 2 accident in 1983 x FUDS X Tierrasanta Tech from . / involving civilians O ASR 0 1 0 9 8 3

0 5 3 / Case: Kallas v. United States, 763 F. Supp. 0 1 U 866 (1991). Injuries at residence; Biloxi Regional 8 3 x Off-base X explosives from Air National Gaurd location Airport in DDESB . / O at Gulfport - Biloxi Regional Airport in Gulfport, MS 3 1 Gulfport, MS. 0 9 8 4

Key: EXP = Explosion of Munition FND = Found Munition USAR = U.S. Army DCMC = Military Contractor PRIV = Private Household/Residence

NGRD = U.S. National Guard USAF = U.S. Air Force USNA = U.S. Navy 4 UXO Incident Cases

Civilian UXO Incidents: Non-Recycling Facility - Explosive Data Unavailable

0 1 4 / 1 0 U Quanta 6 1 x FUDS X 1 accidents in 1993 involving civilians Camp Maxey Tech from . / O ASR 0 1 0 9 9 3

0 8 3 / Fort Indiantown Gap, National Guard 1 0 Bureau uses the Gap as a training range. U 105mm 0 2 Training Complaints from hikers in the adjoining Fort Indiangap, 0 0 Active Hiking X tank DDESB . / Range woods shut down the range. The hikers PA O rounds 0 1 heard incoming rounds when they had been 0 9 on the Appalachian Trail north of the gap. 9 7

0 1 Fort / U Meade Case: Conlon v. United States, 959 F. 1 EXP X New Jersey U.S. Army Supp. 683 (DNJ 1997) 9 O Claims 9 Office 7

0 1 Fort / U Meade Case: McMullen v. United States, 950 F. 1 EXP X Kansas U.S. Army Supp. 1068 (D. Kan. 1996) 9 O Claims 9 Office 6

Key: EXP = Explosion of Munition FND = Found Munition USAR = U.S. Army DCMC = Military Contractor PRIV = Private Household/Residence

NGRD = U.S. National Guard USAF = U.S. Air Force USNA = U.S. Navy 5 UXO Incident Cases

Civilian UXO Incidents: Buried UXO

D S I P D C A F E D N A E H D S A A EXP R I A J R Type of Owner @ Clearanc Type of S I U E G T or Range Access Activity Present Use Abstract / Damage Location V Source D T U T Installation Time of Inc. e Munition B L L X E A FND I E R Y I D T L C Y # D E

Associate d Press. "At least 4 More than 113,600 pieces of unexploded 259 sites 0 ordnance from grenades to artillery shells as in the U.S. U 3 well as 12,300 pounds of TNT have been Edison, May Sit 0 0 FND FUDS X . unearthed from an industrial and commercial NJ Atop Old O 0 area in Edison, N.J., the site of the former Munitions. 0 Raritan Arsenal. " Baltimore Sun 20 Apr. 1993.

Maeshiro. "'40's Bomb Range Still Yeilds Bits of 4 Military 0 Hardware; U 10-12in 4 Digging a Man found UXO while digging a pole for a Man Finds x M 0 0 FND FUDS X practice CA . hole clothesline. Shrapnel O bomb 0 in Desert." 0 Daily News of Los Angeles 16 Nov. 1997: AV1.

Key: EXP = Explosion of Munition FND = Found Munition USAR = U.S. Army DCMC = Military Contractor PRIV = Private Household/Residence

NGRD = U.S. National Guard USFA = U.S. Air Force USNA = U.S. Navy 1 UXO Incident Cases

Civilian UXO Incidents: Buried UXO

Paparp. "Army Finds WW2 4 Bazooka 0 U Contractor told officials he had found some Shell 7 Forestdal x 0 0 FND Off-base Excavation X artillery rounds while digging at a new home Parts in . e, MA O site in Forestdale, Mass. Cape 0 Search." 0 Boston Herald 5 Mar. 1999: P5.

"Army The PA Department of Conservation and Suspendin 4 Natural Resources closed 10 miles of hiking g Ammo 1 U trails and 1,000 acres of the Tobyhanna State Tobyhann Cleanup." 2 Using metal x 0 0 FND FUDS State of PA Park X 37mm Park in Monroe County, PA after a visitor with a Artillery The . detector O a metal detector found a cache of more than Range Morning 0 50 live 37mm shells buried in the Call 5 2 campgrounds. Feb. 1998: B3.

Key: EXP = Explosion of Munition FND = Found Munition USAR = U.S. Army DCMC = Military Contractor PRIV = Private Household/Residence

NGRD = U.S. National Guard USFA = U.S. Air Force USNA = U.S. Navy 2 UXO Incident Cases

Civilian UXO Incidents: Buried UXO

Geroux, Bill. "No Safety Threats Found at Depot; But 4 1 In 1987, a 13 year old boy playing near a Some Live 1 / soccer field at the main entrance of the Nansemo Buried Tidewater U 0 1 1 Tidewater Community College, VA when he nd Explosive x M 0 0 FND FUDS Playing Community College X TNT . / 3 found an unfamiliar substance in the ground. Ordnance s are College O 0 8 The substance was TNT. The Corps ended Depot, VA Removed. 0 7 up removing 2 tons of TNT from the area. " The Richmond Times Dispatch 12 Jan. 1997: C-1.

Thomas- Lester and Masters. "25 Houses A construction worker was digging a trench excavated 4 1 with a back hoe when he pulled up a mound as WW 1 0 / of dirt with an unusual looking object in the Spring Shells U 5 7 Private bucket. 47 projectiles and munitions were Valley, Examined x M 0 0 FND Off-base Excavation Sub-division X . / Homeowner unearthed in the neighborhood of Spring Washingto Officials O 0 9 Valley near the American University campus n D.C. Say 0 3 in Washington D.C. 18 of them examined by Spring X-ray showed to contain some kind of liquid. Valley Not Threatene d." Washingto n Post 7 Jan. 1993: B1.

Key: EXP = Explosion of Munition FND = Found Munition USAR = U.S. Army DCMC = Military Contractor PRIV = Private Household/Residence

NGRD = U.S. National Guard USFA = U.S. Air Force USNA = U.S. Navy 3 UXO Incident Cases

Civilian UXO Incidents: Buried UXO

Discovery of 3,521 pieces of munitions on Salt Lake 3 5 land outside its boundries last fall, Toole Army Tribune's 1 / U U Depot moved most of the material onto the Tooele Online 1 5 Artillery S 0 0 FND Off-base X base for open air detonation and blew the rest Army Archives . / shells A O up where it sat. The load included whole Depot, UT (http://ww 0 9 R artillery shells and pieces of ordnace. Most of w.tribacce 0 4 which was buried. ss.com)

1 Unexploded, 330 pound bombs were 1 3 9 discovered 15 feet underground. There as 0 1 9 the result of a 1973 accident where the / Union Pacific U 9 7 bombs on a train exploded, burring the UXOs. Sacramen 7 0 0 FND Off-base Transportatio Rail Yard Radar X DDESB . 1 to, CA / n Co. O 0 0 9 0 0 Several homes suffered cracked windows 7 7 when bomb squads detonated UXOs

Key: EXP = Explosion of Munition FND = Found Munition USAR = U.S. Army DCMC = Military Contractor PRIV = Private Household/Residence

NGRD = U.S. National Guard USFA = U.S. Air Force USNA = U.S. Navy 4 UXO Incident Cases

Military or Military Contractor UXO Incidents

D P S I D F A E D N E S A A R EXP R I A J Type of Owner @ Present Type of S E G T T or Range Access Activity Clearance Abstract / Damage Location V Source D T U Installation Time of Inc. Use Munition B X E A Y FND I E R I L C Y D # E

4 "Hunts After the explosion of explosive device, that was 1 Canceled at U left over from a test done two years ago, killed an White Sands 4 1 Missile Missile Missile Range." M 1 0 EXP Active X Airman at the White Sands Missile Range, the Missile . 9 Range Range Albuquerque O Brig. Gen. canceled hunting on the range Range 0 Journal 31 Oct. because of fear of UXO. 0 1998: C1.

Quartermaster troops were firing practice rounds 1 2 with no explosives or fuzing. They found dud HE 1 1 rounds on the range, gathered them as souvenirs U 2 / U Rocket, 8 3 Firing and were tampering with them. One man hit a Camp Pickett, S 3 4 5 EXP Active X HE, DDESB . 8 range round against soft ground and it detonated, killing VA A 9 / O M6A1 0 5. R 4 0 3 No damage to structures.

1 3 1 0 1 / U Five soldiers were killed and 38 others were 4 7 3 2.36in Ft. Pickett, 4 5 EXP Active X injured by the explosion of a dud 2.36 rkt in the DDESB . 1 8 rkt VA / O range area at Ft. Pickett, VA. 3 6 4 3 3

5 Explosion on Navy lighter while dumping scrap / ammunition at sea 14 miles NE of Boston 9 U 1 1 U Harbor. Two/thirds of load dumped from the 132 . 1 Ammunit Lighter at S 1 3 0 EXP At sea X ft boat when explosion occurred. 13 saved, 16 DDESB 0 7 ion Sea N 3 / O missing. Ammunition was from Hingham Dump. 0 A 4 4 Loss of lighter, and scrap ammunition

8 2 / 0 1 3 U Three enlisted men were killed and 23 injured by 4 7 2 2.36in Ft. Jackson, 1 3 EXP Active X the explosion of a dud 2.36 rkt in the range area DDESB . 1 3 rkt SC / O at Ft. Jackson, SC. 3 6 4 2 8

Key: EXP = Explosion of Munition FND = Found Munition USAR = U.S. Army DCMC = Military Contractor PRIV = Private Household/Residence

NGRD = U.S. National Guard USFA = U.S. Air Force USNA = U.S. Navy 1 UXO Incident Cases

Military or Military Contractor UXO Incidents

8 2 Recruit stepped out of ranks, picked up dud, then / 2 threw it away. It detonated on impact, killing 3, D 4 3 U Rocket, 1 2 injured 23 with fragments. All where at no Highway C 7 1 M 3 1 EXP Marching X HEAT, DDESB . 3 greater distance than 15 feet. (DoD) M 7 / O 2.36" 0 C 4 0 Deaths by fragmentation, no structures present. 8

2 6 0 1 / Laying U An enlisted man was killed by the explosion of a 4 7 5 Ft. Jackson, 1 0 EXP Active wire on X dud (unknown type) while laying wire on the DDESB . 1 / SC range O range at Ft. Jackson, SC. 3 6 4 0 9

2 7 While laying a communications line between a 2 / 37mm N 5 Laying U gun position and the observation post, 6 recruits 2 5 Firing HE M74 FT Jackson, G 0 1 5 6 EXP Active telephone X found an 37mm UXO. They examined it then DDESB . / Range Projectil SC R 7 wire O handed it to one who tapped it against the 0 4 e D tailgate of the truck causing it to function. 0 9

3 1 0 / Case: White v. United States, 97 F. Supp. 12 8 1 Camp Beale, (N.D. Cal. 1951); Camp Beale, CA (scrap metal DDESB . / CA contractor) 0 5 8 0

1 2 2 0 1 / U Five enlisted men were injured by an explosion 4 7 2 Collecting 2.36in Camp 0 5 EXP Active X of a 2.36in rkt while collecting fire wood in the DDESB . 1 8 fire wood rkt Atterbury, IN O range area of Camp Atterbury, IN. 2 6 / 8 5 0

Key: EXP = Explosion of Munition FND = Found Munition USAR = U.S. Army DCMC = Military Contractor PRIV = Private Household/Residence

NGRD = U.S. National Guard USFA = U.S. Air Force USNA = U.S. Navy 2 UXO Incident Cases

Military or Military Contractor UXO Incidents

Tank crews training on .30 Cal machine gun 1 range were sent to gather firewood in adjacent 2 2 range contaminated with UXO 2.36 HEAT Whds. 2 / Tank No Rocket, U 5 U Troops injured when they handled a HEAT Whd 4 2 destro warning Collecting HEAT, Camp S 7 0 5 EXP Active X which functioned with .48 lbs pentolite. No DDESB . 8 yer signs firewood 2.36", Atterbury A 1 O warning signs were posted. 0 / range posted M6A3 R 0 5 No structures involved. Range was surface 0 cleared, but not marked.

1 2 1 0 1 One Army officer was killed and two enlisted men / Fighting U 4 7 rifle were injured by the explosion of a dud rifle 7 1 2 EXP Active brush fire X Ft. Dix, NJ DDESB . 1 grenade grenade while fighting a brush fire on the range / on range O 2 6 at Ft. Dix, NJ. 5 7 2

4 2 / 0 1 One airman was killed and three seriously injured 2 U Galens Air 4 7 2.36in by explosion of a 2.36in rkt dud which they had 6 1 3 EXP Active X Force Base, DDESB . 1 rkt removed from the range at Galens Air Force / O AK 2 6 Base, AK. 5 5 4

2 2 / 0 1 2 Road U WP An employee was injured by an explosion when 4 7 Firing Picatinny 3 0 1 EXP Active constructi X hand he picked up a M31 rifle grenade dud on the DDESB . 1 range Arsenal, NJ / on O grenade firing range at Picatanny Arsenal, NJ. 2 6 5 4 5

Key: EXP = Explosion of Munition FND = Found Munition USAR = U.S. Army DCMC = Military Contractor PRIV = Private Household/Residence

NGRD = U.S. National Guard USFA = U.S. Air Force USNA = U.S. Navy 3 UXO Incident Cases

Military or Military Contractor UXO Incidents

While gathering scrap at the demolition area, 4 operator found UXO and picked it up for 2 / examination. He was told it was a rifle grenade. 2 U 7 2 U Grenade He was doing something with it, when it Navajo Ord 5 S 7 5 M 1 1 2 EXP Active X , Rifle, detonated, killing him instantly and injuring Depot - DDESB . A 5 / O M9A1 another operator. Flagstaff, AZ 0 R 5 0 5 No facilities involved. Killed one, and seriously injured another.

1 3 9 6 Clearing A crew of men were assigned to pick up scrap 0 5 / U scrap U M9A1 material at the demolition ground. One of the 7 5 1 S 1 1 EXP from X rifle employees picked up a dud rifle grenade & DDESB . 0 / A demolition O grenade tapped it against a dead tree limb. After several 0 6 5 R grounds taps on the tree limb, the dud exploded. 0 0 5 1

1 2 1 0 1 / A contractor employee was killed by the U 4 7 2 M31 rifle explosion of a WP hand grenade while in road Ft. Benning, 1 0 EXP Active X DDESB . 1 1 grenade construction in the range area at Ft. Benning, GA O 2 6 / GA. 3 5 5

7 3 An airman, trained in Explosive Ordnance 3 / 1 Disposal, was walking across the demolition area U 4 1 U 5 Crossing when his foot struck a piece of unidentified S 2 2 M 0 1 1 EXP X DDESB . range ordnance. The item exploded. A . / O 0 F 1 5 0 None 7

Key: EXP = Explosion of Munition FND = Found Munition USAR = U.S. Army DCMC = Military Contractor PRIV = Private Household/Residence

NGRD = U.S. National Guard USFA = U.S. Air Force USNA = U.S. Navy 4 UXO Incident Cases

Military or Military Contractor UXO Incidents

9 2 / 0 1 2 Rkt U Two Army personnel were killed and 23 were 4 7 2 Policing 3.5in HE 5 2 EXP Active firing X injured by a 3.5in HE rkt dud while policing the Ft. Lewis, WA DDESB . 1 3 range rkt / range O practice rocket firing range Ft. Lewis, WA. 2 6 5 2 7

6 Operator stepped on a component of a round 2 / from a previous destruction sequence on the U 5 8 U 1 Compon range. He received fragment injuries to his lower S . 4 0 1 EXP X Pueblo DDESB / ents legs. Board determined that previous rounds A 0 9 O 5 were demilitarized improperly. R 0 9 No structures in area.

2 6 0 1 / One employee was injured by the explosion of a U White Sands 4 7 8 Missile Unknow dud (type unknown), which had been removed 0 1 EXP Active X Missile DDESB . 1 / range n from the range area at White Sands Missile O Range, NM 2 6 6 Range, NM. 0 1

Supervisor placed two items in truck, telling his 2 6 crew that one of them was a dud. When he left, 3 / a man picked up the UXO & tapped them U 9 Missile U UXO, White Sands 2 8 together. When item functioned, man suffered S 9 0 1 3 EXP Active impact Handling X Two Proving DDESB . / burns to hand, thigh and groin. He did not know A 6 area O Items Ground, NV 0 6 what a dud was. R 0 1 None

6 2 / 0 1 1 U One enlisted man was injured by the explosion of 4 7 NWC, China 9 0 1 EXP Active X MK23 a dud MK23 practice bomb which he had found DDESB . 1 Lake, CA / O in the range area at NWC, China Lake, CA. 2 6 6 1 1

Key: EXP = Explosion of Munition FND = Found Munition USAR = U.S. Army DCMC = Military Contractor PRIV = Private Household/Residence

NGRD = U.S. National Guard USFA = U.S. Air Force USNA = U.S. Navy 5 UXO Incident Cases

Military or Military Contractor UXO Incidents

For 6 years the operator who tested explosive during the day, burned the sticks before leaving 7 3 his station. He slit them open and placed them 1 / D 3 U Dynamit on paper and lit it. Detonation occurred in two 0 5 Atlas C . 0 0 EXP Off-base X e Sticks minutes. DDESB 4 / Chemical M 0 O (18) 7 6 C 0 Windows were broken in the test building. No 2 other damage. The corrective action called for taking loose dynamite to burning ground.

9 2 / 0 1 An enlisted man was seriously injured by the 1 U 4 7 marking 66mm explosion of dud 66mm rkt while engaged in 6 0 1 EXP Active X Ft. Bragg, NC DDESB . 1 duds rkt placing marker flags at dud locations in the range / O 1 6 area at Ft. Bragg, NC. 7 7 0

2 5 0 1 / An employee was seriously injured by the grading U Bangalo 4 7 5 explosion of a Bangalore Torpedo while Ft. A. P. Hill, 0 1 EXP Active range X re DDESB . 1 / operating a road grader in the range area of Ft. VA area O torpedo 1 6 7 A. P. Hill, VA. 5 1

5 2 / 0 1 1 U Seven soldiers were seriously injured by the 4 7 Anti-tank 8 0 7 EXP Active X explosion of a dud anti-tank rocket which had Ft. Bragg, NC DDESB . 1 rkt / O been removed from the range at Ft. Bragg, NC. 1 6 7 4 1

8 2 40mm / 0 1 grenade Three soldiers were killed by the explosion of 2 U 4 7 Clearing projectil dud 40mm grenade projectiles and 3.5in rkts Ft. A. P. Hill, 0 3 0 EXP Active X DDESB . 1 range e and which they had been collecting from the range at VA / O 1 6 3.5in Ft. A.P. Hill, VA. 7 1 rkts 2

Key: EXP = Explosion of Munition FND = Found Munition USAR = U.S. Army DCMC = Military Contractor PRIV = Private Household/Residence

NGRD = U.S. National Guard USFA = U.S. Air Force USNA = U.S. Navy 6 UXO Incident Cases

Military or Military Contractor UXO Incidents

1 2 0 9 1 / U U 7 3 3 Making a An officer was making a trophy, primer in case, Capehart S 0 0 1 EXP X Primer DDESB . 9 1 trophy hit with a hammer and detonated. Housing A O 0 5 / F 0 7 2

5 2 / 0 1 2 U Five soldiers were injured (two seriously) by the 4 7 Anti-tank Ft. Benning, 7 0 5 EXP Active X explosion of a dud anti-tank rkt which had been DDESB . 1 rkt GA / O retrieved from the range at Ft. Benning, GA. 1 6 7 3 3

Navy civilian personnel conducting digging 5 operation in buried chemical ammo area to 1 Buried / determine exact location and condition of 7 1 chemic C Bomb, U 2 chemical items at burial site. Uncovered 3 2 4 al H 100 lb Crane NAD - S 3 0 0 FND Digging contaminated mustard bombs. One was leaking. DDESB . 7 ammu E WWII Crane, IN N / No personnel exposed or injured. 0 5 nition M Mustard A 7 0 area 4 None - items were packed and stored in a safe location at Crane pending disposal action.

5 2 / 0 1 Five enlisted men were seriously injured, and two 1 U 40mm 4 7 others incurred minor injuries form the explosion 1 0 7 EXP Active X projectil Ft. Sill, OK DDESB . 1 of a dud 40mm projectile, which had been / O e 0 6 removed from the range area at Ft. Sill, OK. 7 6 5

Key: EXP = Explosion of Munition FND = Found Munition USAR = U.S. Army DCMC = Military Contractor PRIV = Private Household/Residence

NGRD = U.S. National Guard USFA = U.S. Air Force USNA = U.S. Navy 7 UXO Incident Cases

Military or Military Contractor UXO Incidents

Civilian contractor employee killed during demil operation on a M117 practice bomb. When 5 bomb exploded, man was sitting astride the / bomb casing, cutting with an acetylene torch 4 1 USAF Bomb, U 2 U around the bomb circumference between the . 5 weapo salvage 750 lb, Gila Bend AF S 1 1 2 3 EXP X lugs. DDESB 0 7 ns operations M117, Aux Field A / O 0 2 range GP F 7 No material damage occurred. One bomb case 5 fragment was thrown out to 405 ft; however, the majority were within 50 ft. 1 killed, 2 injured w/ear damage and minor abrasions.

5 2 / 0 1 2 U One contractor employee was killed and two 4 7 Salvaging M117, Gila Bend 1 1 2 EXP Active X others injured when salvaging a M117 practice DDESB . 1 bomb 750lb Range, AZ / O bomb, 750 lb. at Gila Bend Range, AZ. 0 6 7 7 5

6 Unknown person retrieved the 40mm dud 2 / munition from the range and left the dud round in 3 1 40mm U 1 U the day room. Enlisted man picked it up and 7 5 Handling ICM S 1 M 0 7 EXP Active X dropped it on the floor. Dud exploded wounding FT Sill DDESB . 8 munition Projectil A / O 7 men-5 disabling, 2 first aid. 0 9 e R 7 0 5 1 EM lost both feet.

6 2 Salvage company employee was picking up car / Picking up 0 1 debris & placing it in company truck. He picked U 2 car debris U Duds Dona Ana 5 6 1 Firing up what appeared to be an ordinary piece of S 1 M 1 0 1 EXP Active and X (Range Firing Range DDESB . 9 8 range metal and threw it into bed of truck. Explosion A / placing in O Debris) #51 0 1 occurred killing employee. R 7 truck 0 Shrapnel struck employee causing his death. 5

Key: EXP = Explosion of Munition FND = Found Munition USAR = U.S. Army DCMC = Military Contractor PRIV = Private Household/Residence

NGRD = U.S. National Guard USFA = U.S. Air Force USNA = U.S. Navy 8 UXO Incident Cases

Military or Military Contractor UXO Incidents

1 Enlisted man found a LAW rocket in the motor 2 1 pool and apparently struck it against a 35 gallon 3 1 / U U drum of hydraulic oil. Rocket exploded and 8 6 2 Handling Rocket, S M 0 3 EXP Active X shrapnel inflicted injury to three men. FT Carson DDESB . 2 1 munition LAW A O Fire started and consumed a sheet metal 0 6 / R building used for the storage of motor pool 0 7 equipment. $15,000 estimated property damage. 5

3 2 / 0 1 Four enlisted personnel were injured (one 1 Setting up U 4 7 60mm seriously) by the explosion of a dud 66mm rocket Camp A. P. 3 0 4 EXP Active targets on X DDESB . 1 rocket while setting up targets on the range at Camp A. Hill, VA / range O 0 6 P. Hill, VA 7 3 6

6 2 / 0 1 2 U A contractor employee was killed by the 4 7 Working Unknow 1 1 0 EXP X explosion of a dud (type unknown) while working Ft. Bliss, TX DDESB . 1 on range n / O on the range of FT. Bliss, TX. 0 6 7 2 6

COE contractor performing survey on spoil dredging area. Pulled up 7 cylinders (Item- 1 9 mustard). Cylinders leaking and were returned 7 1 / survey on C U Cylinder to sea. May have been a 1946 dumping of 5 6 6 spoil H 5 mi south of S 0 3 FND Off-base s, chemical agents/munitions. DDESB . 4 / dredging E Pearl Harbor N Mustard 0 6 7 area M A No property damage detailed in log. 3 contractor 0 6 personnel received burns, were treated and released.

Key: EXP = Explosion of Munition FND = Found Munition USAR = U.S. Army DCMC = Military Contractor PRIV = Private Household/Residence

NGRD = U.S. National Guard USFA = U.S. Air Force USNA = U.S. Navy 9 UXO Incident Cases

Military or Military Contractor UXO Incidents

A souvenir antitank round accidentally exploded in a Nat'l Guard bivoac area killing 2 guardsmen 6 2 and injuring 8 others. It was found on a post / 3 1 range where guardsmen were conducting U 1 Machine U 9 8 Post 3.5" machine gun practice. S 0 M 2 8 EXP Active gun X FT Dix, NJ DDESB . 7 Range Rocket A / practice O 0 8 Property damage not detailed. 2 killed, 8 injured R 7 0 - 1 in serious condition, 2 in satisfactory 9 condition, 1 in good condition, 4 were treated and released from hospital.

7 Army EOD Unit was using some old Army 6 / 1 coastal defense bunkers to store explosive U 0 2 9 Firework material which had been confiscated by other S . 9 3 1 EXP NSSF DDESB 2 s governmental agencies & turned over to EOD for A 0 / 2 disposal. Fire started in truck & spread to R 0 8 magazine, killing 3 and injured 1. 0

1 Contractor personnel were sweeping range #29 2 0 2 which had previously been used by California 0 2 U / 2 Grena U Grenade National Guard for 10-15 years. They were 6 0 Clearing S 6 M - 1 4 6 EXP de visual X , M33 or being accompanied by an Army EOD person. An FT Irwin, CA DDESB . 1 range A / 3 range O M37 individual stepped on a buried grenade and it 0 9 R 8 5 functioned. 0 2 None

1 2 0 Marines returned from range training exercise & 4 2 / Returning brought 4 dud LAWs back with them. Duds were U U Camp 6 1 2 from Rocket, placed in armory where one detonated, killing S M 2 3 5 EXP Active X Pendleton, DDESB . 7 4 training LAW two and injuring three. M O CA 0 1 / exercises C 0 8 Property damage to armory. 5

Key: EXP = Explosion of Munition FND = Found Munition USAR = U.S. Army DCMC = Military Contractor PRIV = Private Household/Residence

NGRD = U.S. National Guard USFA = U.S. Air Force USNA = U.S. Navy 10 UXO Incident Cases

Military or Military Contractor UXO Incidents

Personnel located a leaking encapsulated GB 1 3 rocket which had been detected during earlier 9 2 / C routine air sampling. They re-containerized rkt, U Johnston 7 2 4 routine air H Rocket, performed decon, then all rec'd a CHE level S 0 4 4 FND Island - South DDESB . 4 / sampling E M55 check. 4 personnel had depressed CHE levels; A Pacific Ocean 0 7 8 M none had symptoms. R 0 7 No damage.

1 9 8 1 1 8 0 1 U 1 / U M42/M4 0 firing Driving Vehicle Ran Over M42/M46 Grenade At Firing S 0 1 0 0 EXP Active X 6 Yuma Pg DDESB . range vehicle Range/Yuma Pg A 0 / O grenade 0 R 1 8 0 0 8 0 1

1 9 9 2 SIMULA SOLDIER, WHILE CLEARING TARGET PIT ON 6 0 / TOR, RANGE 1, IGNITED THE POWDER FROM A U 4 0 U 9 Clearing FLASH HOFFMAN DEVICE SIMULATOR FOUND IN S . 2 0 1 EXP Active X FT Irwin DDESB / target pit ARTILL THE PIT. THE FLASH FROM THE POWDER A 0 0 O 9 ERY CAUSED 1ST AND 2ND DEGREE BURNS ON R 0 9 0 M21 HAND AND FACE - FT IRWIN. 0 0 1

Key: EXP = Explosion of Munition FND = Found Munition USAR = U.S. Army DCMC = Military Contractor PRIV = Private Household/Residence

NGRD = U.S. National Guard USFA = U.S. Air Force USNA = U.S. Navy 11 UXO Incident Cases

Military or Military Contractor UXO Incidents

1 9 9 5 8 0 SIMULA / SOLDIER CONSTRUCTED A BOOBY-TRAP U 9 0 U TOR, 7 Handling FROM A HOFFMAN DEVICE; IT EXPLODED IN S . 5 0 1 EXP Active X FLASH FT Chaffee DDESB / munition HIS HAND; NO POWER SOURCE USED, FT A 0 0 O ARTY 9 CHAFFEE R 0 7 M21 0 0 1 9

1 9 6 9 FUZE, SOLDIER DETONATED M604 AT PRAC MINE 9 / 0 M604 FUZE WITH LARGE ROCK; FUZE FRAGMENT U 0 1 U 0 Handling F/AT PASSED THROUGH BOOT INTO TOE, FT FT Leonard S . 1 0 0 EXP Active X DDESB 6 munition PRACTI LEONARD WOOD Wood A 0 / O 1 CE R 0 9 1 MINE DAMAGE COST: $NOT REPORTED 0 0 1

1 9 9 8 IMPROV 6 0 / ISED SOLDIER APPROACHED AN IMPROVISED U 5 0 1 U EXPLOS EXPLOSIVE MIXTURE WHICH WAS SLOW TO S . 8 6 0 1 EXP Active X FT Bragg DDESB IVE DETONATE; IT DID; UNSPECIFIED INJURY, FT A 0 1 / O MIXTUR BRAGG R 0 6 9 E 5 0 0 1

Key: EXP = Explosion of Munition FND = Found Munition USAR = U.S. Army DCMC = Military Contractor PRIV = Private Household/Residence

NGRD = U.S. National Guard USFA = U.S. Air Force USNA = U.S. Navy 12 UXO Incident Cases

Military or Military Contractor UXO Incidents

While clearing "dud" ammunition from Impact "Z" Kofa Firing Range, a worker picked up the M42 8 2 grenade marked blue and tossed it six feet into a / 0 2 walking range Grenade fiberboard barrel on the truck. A detonation blew U 2 U Yuma 8 4 4 Firing Clearing picking up , out the back window, fragmenting the bed & S 9 M 0 0 1 EXP Active X Proving DDESB . 2 4 range range visible M42/M4 tailgate. A / O Ground, AZ 0 0 gernades 6 R 9 0 Damage to Truck was ($500) consisting of holes 0 in the tailgate and truck bed. No injuries or loss of hearing.

1 9 SM WAS CONDUCTING A POLICE CALL. 9 4 WHILE DOING THIS HE FOUND AN 2 1 / UNEXPLODED SIMULATOR. SM RETURNED 4 U 0 1 Conductin U TO SQUAD AREA WHERE HE SAT DOWN AND KAHUKU 9 S 4 5 0 1 EXP Active g police X TOOK OUT HIS KNIFE AND CUT OFF TOP. HILL PUKI, DDESB . A 1 / call O SM THEN PLACED POWDER ON A PIECE OF HI 0 R 5 9 PAPER AND LIT THE POWDER CAUSING 2ND 0 0 1 DEGREE BURNS ON HIS FACE AND HANDS - 3 KAHUKU HILL PUKI. 5

1 9 LT WAS ATTEMPTING TO SET OFF BLANK 9 5 75MM ROUNDS TO USE AS AWARDS AND 6 1 / GIFTS FROM THE BATTALION. HE DID NOT U 8 0 2 U Handling 75mm REALIZE THAT HE WAS DEALING WITH A FT Campbell, S . 5 1 0 1 EXP Active X DDESB munition round ROUND WITH A POWDER CHARGE IN IT AND KY A 0 2 / O NOT JUST A PRIMER. THE ROUND WAS R 0 1 9 DETONATED WITH A SCREWDRIVER AND 0 1 HAMMER - FT CAMPBELL 0 1

Key: EXP = Explosion of Munition FND = Found Munition USAR = U.S. Army DCMC = Military Contractor PRIV = Private Household/Residence

NGRD = U.S. National Guard USFA = U.S. Air Force USNA = U.S. Navy 13 UXO Incident Cases

Military or Military Contractor UXO Incidents

1 9 THREE SOLDIERS WERE CLEANING UP THE 9 6 ROTC ITT SITE. THEY DISCOVERED AN 2 1 / UNEXPENDED SIMULATOR. ONE SOLDIER 5 U 0 2 Cleaning U ATTEMPTED TO DETONATE THE SIMULATOR 1 S 6 8 0 3 3 EXP Active ROTC ITT X BY PULLING ON THE CORD. ONCE HE FT Lewis, WA DDESB . A 2 / site O PULLED THE CORD THE SIMULATOR 0 R 8 9 INSTANTANEOUSLY IGNITED AND BURNED 0 0 1 ALL THREE SOLDIERS ON THE FACE AND 0 HANDS - FT LEWIS. 5

1 9 SM WAS EXAMINING A ROUND (APPROX 9 7 2 30MM) THAT ANOTHER SM HAD TAKEN OFF 1 / 5 A TRAINING SITE. NOT REALIZING THAT THE U 0 1 U 2 Handling ROUND WAS AN UNEXPLODED DUD, HE S 7 2 0 1 EXP Active X FT Ord, CA DDESB . munition DROPPED THE ROUND ON THE BED OF THE A 1 / O 0 5 TON. THE ROUND WENT OFF AND SM WAS R 2 9 0 HIT WITH SHRAPNEL - FT ORD 0 1 $100, NOT REPORTED 0 2

1 9 9 9 TWO SOLDIERS CUT OPEN M21 ARTILLERY 7 1 / SIMULATORS (NUMBER UNK) AND POURED U 0 0 2 U THE PYROTECHNIC POWDER DOWN ANT Simulato S . 9 0 0 2 2 EXP Active X HILL HOLES. WHEN THEY LIT THE POWDER FT Polk, LA DDESB r A 0 2 / O TO KILL THE ANTS BOTH SOLDIERS WERE R 0 0 9 INJURED - FT POLK. 0 1 1 1

Key: EXP = Explosion of Munition FND = Found Munition USAR = U.S. Army DCMC = Military Contractor PRIV = Private Household/Residence

NGRD = U.S. National Guard USFA = U.S. Air Force USNA = U.S. Navy 14 UXO Incident Cases

Military or Military Contractor UXO Incidents

2 SOLDIERS WERE WALKING FROM THE HQ BLDG TO THE S4 OFFICE. AS THEY WERE 1 ENTERING THE BLDG, ONE OF THEM 9 NOTICED A GRENADE SIMULATOR UNDER A 9 3 2 TREE NEXT TO BLDG. THEY PICKED IT UP 2 / 5 GRENA AND TOOK IT INSIDE THE OFFICE TO CHECK U 0 1 U NG Unit 4 DE THE LOT NUMBER. IT DID NOT HAVE ONE AS S 3 2 0 1 EXP Active X (Springer, DDESB . SIMULA SOMEONE HAD PEELED IT OFF. AS THEY A 1 / O NM) 0 TOR WALKED INTO THE OFFICE, ONE OF THEM R 2 9 0 RECEIVED A PHONE CALL AND THE OTHER 0 2 WALKED OUT OF THE OFFICE. INDIVIDUAL 0 TOOK OUT POWDER FROM GRENADE 6 SIMULATOR AND LIT IT, NEW MEXICO GUARD UNIT.

1 Two contractor personnel were removing 2 1 ordnance scrap from target areas during range 5 2 / U In the U cleanup program. The materials were being 6 4 1 Clearing Flare, China Lake, S 0 2 EXP Active process of X staged for demolition the next day. 3, ea, Mk45 DDESB . 0 8 range MK45 CA N clearing O A/C Flares in intimate contact were involved in 0 9 / A the fire. Two were injured, 1 was struck by 0 9 fragment, 2 suffered hearing impairment. 2

An enlisted man returning from range detail, 1 dropped a 40mm HEDP grenade on the floor of 2 1 the Motor Pool. The round functioned, seriously 5 2 / U U Grenade injuring 5. There were 8 minor injuries. 7 4 3 S 0 5 EXP X , 40mm FT Knox, KY DDESB . 0 0 A O HEDP No structural damage reported. All 13 men were 0 2 / R hospitalized, but three were seriously injured, 0 9 one losing a foot, one a toe and two with severe 2 muscular & bone damage.

Key: EXP = Explosion of Munition FND = Found Munition USAR = U.S. Army DCMC = Military Contractor PRIV = Private Household/Residence

NGRD = U.S. National Guard USFA = U.S. Air Force USNA = U.S. Navy 15 UXO Incident Cases

Military or Military Contractor UXO Incidents

1 9 9 1 2 3 / 5 U 0 2 U SM BURNED ON FACE AND LEFT HAND 8 Handling Hoffman S 1 1 0 1 EXP Active X AFTER PICKING UP HOFFMAN DEVICE FROM FT Irwin, CA DDESB . munition device A 2 / O GROUND, FT IRWIN 0 R 1 9 0 0 3 1 4

SM WAS ON GUARD DUTY. AFTER WATCHING A JUMP HE WALKED BACK TOWARD GUARD TENT. HE FOUND 1 6 ARTILLERY SIMULATOR LAYING ON THE 2 9 / EDGE OF DROP ZONE. NOT TELLING 5 9 ARTILL U 2 U ANYONE HE DRILLED A HOLE IN BACK OF 9 3 ERY S 8 0 1 EXP Active X SIMULATOR WITH HIS KNIFE. HE THEN FT Bragg, NC DDESB . 0 SIMULA A / O POURED OUT THE POWDER OUT ON TO 0 6 TOR R 9 GROUND. SM WALKED OVER TO TENT TO 0 2 3 GRAB MATCHES FROM AN MRE. HE IGNITED 8 POWDER AND IT FLASHED. POWDER CAUSED 2ND DEGREE BURNS ON HIS FACE AND HANDS - FT BRAGG

Key: EXP = Explosion of Munition FND = Found Munition USAR = U.S. Army DCMC = Military Contractor PRIV = Private Household/Residence

NGRD = U.S. National Guard USFA = U.S. Air Force USNA = U.S. Navy 16 UXO Incident Cases

Military or Military Contractor UXO Incidents

2 SM'S DROVE HMMWV DOWN RANGE TO PERFORM MAINTENANCE. AS HMMWV CAME TO A STOP, SM HEARD A LOUD POP AND SAW A FLASH EMENATE FROM LEFT REAR OF HMMWV AND FLAMES ENGULFING REAR OF HMMWV. HE EXPENDED THE FIRE 1 EXTINGUISHER ON FIRE WITH NO RESULTS. 9 FIRE DEPARTMENT ARRIVED W/VEHICLE 7 2 9 COMPLETELY ENGULFED IN FLAMES. WHILE / 6 3 FIRE DPT WAS PUTTING OUT FIRE WITH U 1 U 0 0 UNKNO WATER, SM WITNESSED WHITE SMOKE AND FT Carson, S 0 0 0 EXP Active Driving X DDESB . 7 WN SPARKS EMENATE FROM REAR OF VEHICLE. CO A / O 0 1 AFTER FIRE WAS EXTINGUISHED, R 9 0 0 INSPECTION REVEALED THAT VEHICLE 3 0 ROLLED OVER A UXO, POSSIBLY A WHITE 1 PHOSPHOROUS OR ILLUM RD IMBEDDED IN GROUND. VEHICLE ROLLED OVER ORD RESULTING IN SMALL EXPLOSION THAT TORE THRU LEFT REAR SECTION OF VEHICLE.

$45,000, NOT REPORTED

Key: EXP = Explosion of Munition FND = Found Munition USAR = U.S. Army DCMC = Military Contractor PRIV = Private Household/Residence

NGRD = U.S. National Guard USFA = U.S. Air Force USNA = U.S. Navy 17 UXO Incident Cases

Military or Military Contractor UXO Incidents

WORKER 1 WAS INJURED WHEN A BDU-33 SPOTTING CHARGE WAS INITIATED AFTER A RANGE CLEARING OPERATION. A TRAILER LOADED WITH EXPENDED BDU-33 PRACTICE BOMBS WHICH HAD BEEN CERTIFIED SAFE DURING RANGE CLEARING OPERATIONS 0 WAS FOUND TO BE OVERWEIGHT AT THE H 9 BASE SCALES. TWO DRMO PERSONNEL 2 L / ATTEMPTED TO REMOVE THE EXCESS 6 BDU-33 U 8 2 U BDU`S TO AN EMPTY TRAILER IN THE DRMO 1 Handling PRACTI S 2 9 0 1 EXP Active X LOT USING A FORKLIFT AND HOPPER. THE MOODY AFB DDESB . muntion CE A 9 / O LOADED HOPPER WOULD NOT TIP INTO THE 0 BOMBS F 5 9 EMPTY TRAILER DUE TO IMPROPER WEIGHT 0 7 3 DISTRIBUTION. THE FORKLIFT DRIVER 5 (WORKER 2) REMAINED SEATED WHILE WORKER 1 ATTEMPTED TO REDISTRIBUTE BDU`S IN THE HOPPER. DURING THE REDISTRIBUTION, THE SPOTTING CHARGE WAS INITIATED, INJURING WORKER 1.

NONREPAIRABLE DAMAGE/DESTROYED

1 9 9 5 2 Eod Blew Rd Found During Range Sweep. The 4 / 0 C munition was not identified, but based on the U 0 1 3 Detonaton Proving H 155MM information available it was to contain either HE ABERDEEN S 5 3 0 0 FND Active DDESB . of UXO ground E ROUND or wax. After detonation it was determined the PG A 1 / 0 M munition contained mustard gas - Aberdeen Pg. R 3 9 0 0 4 0 1

Key: EXP = Explosion of Munition FND = Found Munition USAR = U.S. Army DCMC = Military Contractor PRIV = Private Household/Residence

NGRD = U.S. National Guard USFA = U.S. Air Force USNA = U.S. Navy 18 UXO Incident Cases

Military or Military Contractor UXO Incidents

1 8 3 9 / HAND 0 9 SM THREW LIT MATCH ON HAND GRENADE U 2 U GRENA 5 4 SIMULATOR FOUND BROKEN OPEN ON S 0 0 1 EXP X DE FT Irwin, CA DDESB . 0 GROUND & WAS BURNED FROM RESULTANT A / O SIMULA 0 8 FIRE, FT IRWIN R 9 TOR 0 2 4 0

1 5 FT IRWIN - SOLDIER FOUND AN M203 ROUND 2 9 / (SIMULATOR) WHILE SETTING UP SITE 6 9 M203 U 1 Setting up U DEFENSE.HE PICKED IT UP AND MOVED IT 3 5 SIMULA S 7 0 1 EXP Active site X TO HIS TENT AREA AND PLACED IT ON THE FT Irwin, CA DDESB . 0 TOR A / defense O GROUND.THE ROUND WENT OFF BURNING 0 5 DUD R 9 HIS RIGHT HAND. 0 1 5 None reported 7

0 N 2 7 L 6 / UNEXPLODED GRENADE EXPLODED DURING U 6 U 4 9 Training GRENA IMPROPER DISARMING. USAF S 0 0 0 EXP Acitve X DDESB . / exercise DE ACADEMY A 9 O 0 9 Reparable. F 5 0 5 7 5

1 8 2 9 / 6 9 ARTILL UXO EXPLODED WHILE SM WAS CLEARING U 2 U 5 5 Clearing ERY MAT'L FROM PIT/ FT SAM HOUSTON FT Sam S 4 0 1 EXP Acitve X DDESB . 0 pit SIMULA Houston, TX A / O 0 8 TOR None reported R 9 0 2 5 4

Key: EXP = Explosion of Munition FND = Found Munition USAR = U.S. Army DCMC = Military Contractor PRIV = Private Household/Residence

NGRD = U.S. National Guard USFA = U.S. Air Force USNA = U.S. Navy 19 UXO Incident Cases

Military or Military Contractor UXO Incidents

1 8 2 9 / 6 9 U 2 U 6 5 Clearing UXO Exploded while SM was clearing training S 6 0 1 EXP Active X Ft. Carson DDESB . 0 area Area/Ft Carson A / O 0 8 R 9 0 2 5 6

SOLDIER WAS CONDUCTING A POLICE CALL. 1 WHILE PICKING UP ITEMS IN THE DESERT, 8 2 9 THE SOLDIER SAW AN MRE PACKAGE AND / 7 9 PICKED IT UP IN ORDER TO PLACE IT IN A U 2 U 0 6 Policing TRASH BAG. THE SOLDIER DROPPED THE S 6 0 1 EXP Active X UXO FT IRWIN DDESB . 0 call MRE PACKAGE, AND AGAIN PICKED IT UP, AT A / O 0 8 WHICH TIME IT EXPLODED, AND THE R 9 0 2 SOLDIER DROPPED THE PACKAGE 6 6 CONTAINING THE ATWESS DEVICE - FT IRWIN

1 1 2 9 A SOLDIER PICKED UP AN ARTILLERY- / 7 9 ARTILL SIMULATOR DURING TRASH PICKUP. HE CUT U 2 U 1 7 Trash ERY- THE ARTILLERY-SIMULATOR OPEN WITH S 3 0 2 2 EXP Active X FT CAMBELL DDESB . 0 pickup SIMULA ANOTHER SOLDIER LOOKING ON HE A / O 0 1 TOR IGNITED IT. R 9 0 2 None reported. 7 3

Key: EXP = Explosion of Munition FND = Found Munition USAR = U.S. Army DCMC = Military Contractor PRIV = Private Household/Residence

NGRD = U.S. National Guard USFA = U.S. Air Force USNA = U.S. Navy 20 UXO Incident Cases

Military or Military Contractor UXO Incidents

THREE WEEKS AGO, ONE CIVILIAN WORKER WAS KILLED AND TWO OTHERS WERE INJURED DURING AN EXPLOSION RESULTING FROM CUTTING A 105MM HEAT (HIGH EXPLOSIVES ANTI-TANK) ROUND. THE WORKER KILLED WAS REPORTEDLY IN THE PROCESS OF CUTTING A PROJECTILE 1 3 (ASSUMED TO BE INERT) WITH A CUTTING 2 9 / TORCH WHEN IT EXPLODED. THE WORKER 7 9 D 1 U WAS EMPLOYED AT A CIVILIAN METAL 2 7 Recycling 105MM WHITTRAM, C 8 1 2 EXP Off-base X SCRAP YARD, WHICH RECYCLED EITHER DDESB . 0 process HEAT FONTANA M / O SPENT OR INERT MUNITIONS ITEMS. THE 0 3 C 9 LIVE ITEMS WERE TRACED TO AN IMPACT 0 1 7 SITE AT A MILITARY RESERVATION WHICH 8 HIRED A CIVILIAN CONTRACTOR TO CLEAR THE IMPACT RANGE AREA. FURTHER INVESTIGATION REVEALED THAT PRIOR TO BEING SOLD FOR METAL SCRAP, THE MUNITIONS IN QUESTION WERE CERTIFIED AS BEING FREE OF ALL EXPLOSIVES HAZARDS BY THE CIVILIAN CONTRACTOR.

1 9 7 2 9 / Contractors Quality Control (CQC) person was 7 7 D 2 U inspecting (UXO Procedure) a BDU-33D/B 5 0 BDU- C 9 0 1 EXP X without tail section. Fontana DDESB . 7 33D/B M / O 0 2 C 9 None reported 0 9 7 0 1

Key: EXP = Explosion of Munition FND = Found Munition USAR = U.S. Army DCMC = Military Contractor PRIV = Private Household/Residence

NGRD = U.S. National Guard USFA = U.S. Air Force USNA = U.S. Navy 21 UXO Incident Cases

Military or Military Contractor UXO Incidents

1 Soldiers were mined road scenario training with 8 3 9 hand grenade simulators used to simulate mine / 1 9 detonation. One simulator did not detonate. 2 U Grenade 8 7 When a soldier picked it up, it detonated. 0 0 1 EXP X simulato Fort Dix, NJ DDESB . 0 / O r 0 8 9 0 2 Major lacerations to soldier's left hand, no other 7 0 damage.

The Airman was from HQ AFTEC/DOO, Patrick AFB. An AFOTEC Capt, SSgt and Airman were on WSMR doing routine environmental air sampling. The Airman (E2) picked up a BLU 97, 1 9 evidently not knowing what it was, threw down in 2 9 / front of him. It detonated. Range Safety office 7 9 U 2 U UXO, requested initial AF EOD assistance at WSMR (I 6 9 S 8 1 0 EXP Active X BLU suppose due to it being an AF fatality). The last Patrick AFB DDESB . 0 A / O 97/B recorded BLU 97 drop was 1986 (they do leach 0 9 F 9 back to the surface...). The accident occurred 0 2 8 outside the fenced-in target area. Two more 8 BLU 97s were found by AF EOD at the incident site, and several more around the area. WSMR is reportedly bringing in 100+ Soldiers to sweep the area.

1 6 2 9 / Individual placed his empty scrap collection 7 9 D 2 U 40mm bucket on the ground when the detonation 8 9 C 2 0 2 EXP X grenade occurred. Fort Drum DDESB . 0 M / O (likely) 0 6 C 9 None reported 0 2 9 2

Key: EXP = Explosion of Munition FND = Found Munition USAR = U.S. Army DCMC = Military Contractor PRIV = Private Household/Residence

NGRD = U.S. National Guard USFA = U.S. Air Force USNA = U.S. Navy 22 UXO Incident Cases

DDESB UXO Incidents

S D P E D I F A R E D N S A A R EXP V I S A J Type of Owner @ Present Type of E G T T or Range Access Activity Clearance Abstract / Damage Location I D B T U Installation Time of Inc. Use Munition X E A Y FND C E R L E I Y # D

8 / While bailing scrap copper in a junk yard, two were killed when the D 6 0 2 U bailing machine detonated. Examination indicated the likely C . . Scrap Junk Yard 3 2 0 EXP Off-base X presence of nitrocellulose in the bailing machine scrap. M 0 3 Copper (Birmingham, AL) / O C 0 1 4 Destroyed bailing machine. 2

7 Two men placed steel scrap into open-hearth furnace for remelting. / D 8 0 They accidentally placed a live round in with the steel which 2 U C . . Live detonated in the furnace. One man was crushed, the other fatally 1 2 0 EXP Off-base X Salvage Yard M 0 2 Round burned. / O C 0 6 4 Furnace seriously damaged by blast. 3

1 2 Quartermaster troops were firing practice rounds with no explosives 1 U 1 or fuzing. They found dud HE rounds on the range, gathered them 2 / U Rocket, S 8 3 Firing as souvenirs and were tampering with them. One man hit a round 3 4 5 EXP Active X HE, FT. Pickett, VA A . 8 range against soft ground and it detonated, killing 5. 9 / O M6A1 R 0 4 0 No damage to structures. 3

Key: EXP = Explosion of Munition FND = Found Munition USAR = U.S. Army DCMC = Military Contractor PRIV = Private Household/Residence

NGRD = U.S. National Guard USFA = U.S. Air Force USNA = U.S. Navy 1 UXO Incident Cases

DDESB UXO Incidents

1 3 1 0 1 / U 4 7 3 2.36in Five soldiers were killed and 38 others were injured by the explosion 4 5 EXP Active X Ft. Pickett, VA . 1 8 rkt of a dud 2.36 rkt in the range area at Ft. Pickett, VA. / O 3 6 4 3 3

5 Explosion on Navy lighter while dumping scrap ammunition at sea 14 / U 9 miles NE of Boston Harbor. Two/thirds of load dumped from the 132 1 1 U S . 1 Ammunit ft boat when explosion occurred. 13 saved, 16 missing. Ammunition 1 3 0 EXP At sea X Lighter at Sea N 0 7 ion was from Hingham Dump. 3 / O A 0 4 Loss of lighter, and scrap ammunition 4

3 4 0 / 8 6 Case: Moran v. United States, 102 F. Supp. 275 (1951); Block Island, 3 1 Off-base Block Island, CT . / Conn. aerial bomb caught in fishing net 0 4 1 5

Key: EXP = Explosion of Munition FND = Found Munition USAR = U.S. Army DCMC = Military Contractor PRIV = Private Household/Residence

NGRD = U.S. National Guard USFA = U.S. Air Force USNA = U.S. Navy 2 UXO Incident Cases

DDESB UXO Incidents

8 A 6 inch process pipe used in manufacture of propellant and 1 / D explosives at Chickasaw Ord Works, Millington, TN, was sold as 5 2 2 U Scrap C scrap. The pipe detonated at Trumbell Asphalt Works, Memphis TN, Trumbell Asphalt . 5 9 3 4 EXP X Explosiv M killing 3, injuring 4. (The file was sent to Milan.) Company 0 1 / O es C 0 4 Details of incident unknown at this time. (See 251.01) 6

2 3 Returning from target, two planes were told to jettison bombs in D 2 / designated area. One plane jettisoned bombs near church. People 4 U C 0 1 gathered. Child removed fuze. Veteran attempted to replace the Church (Lawson 0 2 3 EXP Off-base X Fuze M . / fuze, when item detonated, killing veteran & child, Inj 3. Field, GA) 0 O C 0 4 0 7 No damages.

3 4 0 / 8 1 Case: Beasley vs. United States, 81 F. Supp. 518 (E.D.S.C. 1948); 1 1 Quarantine . / Quarantine Reservation, SC Reservation, SC 0 4 2 7

3 6 0 / Case: Schmidt v. United States, 179 F. 2d 724 (10th Cir. 1950); 8 1 Ft. Riley Military 3 5 Off-base Injury at a residence; explosives from Ft. Riley Military Reservation, . / Reservation, KS KA 0 4 3 8

Key: EXP = Explosion of Munition FND = Found Munition USAR = U.S. Army DCMC = Military Contractor PRIV = Private Household/Residence

NGRD = U.S. National Guard USFA = U.S. Air Force USNA = U.S. Navy 3 UXO Incident Cases

DDESB UXO Incidents

8 2 / 0 1 3 U 4 7 2 2.36in Three enlisted men were killed and 23 injured by the explosion of a 1 3 EXP Active X Ft. Jackson, SC . 1 3 rkt dud 2.36 rkt in the range area at Ft. Jackson, SC. / O 3 6 4 2 8

8 2 / Recruit stepped out of ranks, picked up dud, then threw it away. It D 2 4 3 U Rocket, detonated on impact, killing 3, injured 23 with fragments. All where C 1 2 7 1 M 3 1 EXP Marching US Army X HEAT, at no greater distance than 15 feet. Highway (DoD) M . 3 7 / O 2.36" C 0 4 Deaths by fragmentation, no structures present. 0 8

9 3 / 0 1 8 Case: Steward v. United States, 186 F. 2d 627 (7th Cir. 1951); Injury 0 0 2 Off-base Ft. Sheridan, IL . at a residence; explosive form Ft. Sheridan, Ill / 0 4 4 8

Key: EXP = Explosion of Munition FND = Found Munition USAR = U.S. Army DCMC = Military Contractor PRIV = Private Household/Residence

NGRD = U.S. National Guard USFA = U.S. Air Force USNA = U.S. Navy 4 UXO Incident Cases

DDESB UXO Incidents

2 3 / 0 2 8 Case: United States v. Inmon, 205 F. 2d 681 (5th Cir. 1953); Injury at Camp Wolters, 6 0 2 Off-base . a residence; explosives from Camp Wolters, TX TX / 0 4 5 9

4 2 / 0 1 1 Two boys were seriously injured and their dog killed by the explosion 4 7 2.36in 7 0 2 EXP Off-base of an unfired 2.36in rkt, which the boys had found near the range Ft. Ord, CA . 1 rkt / area at Ft. Ord, CA. 3 6 4 1 9

2 6 0 1 / U 4 7 5 Laying wire An enlisted man was killed by the explosion of a dud (unknown type) 1 0 EXP Active X Ft. Jackson, SC . 1 / on range while laying wire on the range at Ft. Jackson, SC. O 3 6 4 0 9

Key: EXP = Explosion of Munition FND = Found Munition USAR = U.S. Army DCMC = Military Contractor PRIV = Private Household/Residence

NGRD = U.S. National Guard USFA = U.S. Air Force USNA = U.S. Navy 5 UXO Incident Cases

DDESB UXO Incidents

2 7 N 2 / 37mm While laying a communications line between a gun position and the 5 Laying U G 2 5 Firing HE M74 observation post, 6 recruits found an 37mm UXO. They examined it 0 1 5 6 EXP Active telephone US Army X FT Jackson, SC R . / Range Projectil then handed it to one who tapped it against the tailgate of the truck 7 wire O D 0 4 e causing it to function. 0 9

1 3 2 0 / 8 Case: Ford v. United States, 200 F. 2d 272 (10th Cir. 1952): Former Camp Gruber, 9 0 1 . Camp Gruber, Oklahoma OK / 0 4 6 9

3 1 0 / 8 1 Case: Denny v. United States, 185 F. 2d 108 (1950); Target range 2 0 DonaAra County, . / Dona Ara County, New Mexico, Government found not negligent NM 0 5 7 0

3 1 0 / 8 1 Case: White v. United States, 97 F. Supp. 12 (N.D. Cal. 1951); Camp Camp Beale, CA . / Beale, CA (scrap metal contractor) 0 5 8 0

Key: EXP = Explosion of Munition FND = Found Munition USAR = U.S. Army DCMC = Military Contractor PRIV = Private Household/Residence

NGRD = U.S. National Guard USFA = U.S. Air Force USNA = U.S. Navy 6 UXO Incident Cases

DDESB UXO Incidents

2 A steel furnace exploded, causing minor damage and sending 2 / fragments throughout the plant. Apparently one round cooked off. D 90mm 0 5 2 U Inspectors believe round had been fired, and was without fuze at the C M71 Fuel & Iron . 4 3 0 0 EXP Off-base X time. 5 more rounds were picked up. Source unknown. M Cartridg Corporation 0 9 / O C e 0 5 Plant buildings hit by stray fragments. Minor damage to steel 0 furnace.

5 2 During sea dump ops, a box of M2 fuzes fell overboard and floated. / U 2 They were not retrieved. Next day (18 May) Fuzes washed ashore 5 1 U Fuze, S 3 on 2 beaches. Detonation in one home killed 3, injured 3. In a 2nd Candelero Abajo, 5 8 4 6 EXP Off-base X M2, 4.2" A . home a mile away, 1 was killed & 3 injured by M2. PR 8 / O Mortar R 0 5 0 Local light damages. 0

1 2 2 0 1 / U 90mm 4 7 A visitor was killed by the explosion of a 90mm dud projectile while Camp Steward, 9 1 0 EXP Active Hunting X projectil . 1 hunting on the range at Camp Stewart, GA. GA / O e 2 6 5 9 0

Key: EXP = Explosion of Munition FND = Found Munition USAR = U.S. Army DCMC = Military Contractor PRIV = Private Household/Residence

NGRD = U.S. National Guard USFA = U.S. Air Force USNA = U.S. Navy 7 UXO Incident Cases

DDESB UXO Incidents

1 2 2 0 1 / U 4 7 2 Collecting 2.36in Five enlisted men were injured by an explosion of a 2.36in rkt while Camp Atterbury, 0 5 EXP Active X . 1 8 fire wood rkt collecting fire wood in the range area of Camp Atterbury, IN. IN O 2 6 / 8 5 0

1 Tank crews training on .30 Cal machine gun range were sent to 2 2 gather firewood in adjacent range contaminated with UXO 2.36 U 2 / No Rocket, 5 Tank U HEAT Whds. Troops injured when they handled a HEAT Whd which S 4 2 warning Collecting HEAT, 7 0 5 EXP Active destroye X functioned with .48 lbs pentolite. No warning signs were posted. Camp Atterbury A . 8 signs firewood 2.36", 1 r range O R 0 / posted M6A3 0 5 No structures involved. Range was surface cleared, but not marked. 0

9 3 / 0 1 Case: Flores v. United States, 105 F. Supp. 640 (D.N.M. 1952); 8 Bernalillo County, 5 0 1 Bernalillo County, New Mexico (near Alburqueque) on area leased . NM (near / for bombing range from 1941-1947. 0 Alburqueque) 5 9 1

Key: EXP = Explosion of Munition FND = Found Munition USAR = U.S. Army DCMC = Military Contractor PRIV = Private Household/Residence

NGRD = U.S. National Guard USFA = U.S. Air Force USNA = U.S. Navy 8 UXO Incident Cases

DDESB UXO Incidents

8 2 While burning a field prior to planting sugar cane, two depth bombs U / 2 6 U detonated forming a crater 25 x 15 feet, but doing no other damage S 6 Bomb, Waikakalaua . 3 M 0 0 5 EXP Off-base X or injury. A / Depth Gulch 0 7 O F 5 0 No structures involved. 2

1 2 1 0 1 / Fighting U One Army officer was killed and two enlisted men were injured by the 4 7 rifle 7 1 2 EXP Active brush fire X explosion of a dud rifle grenade while fighting a brush fire on the Ft. Dix, NJ . 1 grenade / on range O range at Ft. Dix, NJ. 2 6 5 7 2

1 3 1 0 / 8 1 Case: Meara v. United States, 119 F. Supp. 662 (W.D. Ky 1954); 0 1 Active Fort Knox, KY . 6 Fort Knox, KY - Family lived on base 1 / 0 5 2

Key: EXP = Explosion of Munition FND = Found Munition USAR = U.S. Army DCMC = Military Contractor PRIV = Private Household/Residence

NGRD = U.S. National Guard USFA = U.S. Air Force USNA = U.S. Navy 9 UXO Incident Cases

DDESB UXO Incidents

3 1 0 / Case: Voytas v. United States, 256 F. 2d 786 (7th Cir. 1958); child 8 1 1 0 EXP Off-base killed, Injury at a residence, explosives form Fort Belvoir, VA Fort Belvoir, VA . / (serviceman stole explosives). Government held not liable 1 5 2 3

3 3 / 0 2 Case: DeLegerand v. United States, 182 F. Supp. 184 (D.P.R. 19--); Naval 8 0 1 3 death of child, injury to 3 others, U.S. Naval Reservation, Vieques , Reservation, . / Puerto Rico Vieques , PR 1 5 1 3

4 Millwright disassembling surplus pump obtained from Picatinny. 2 / Removing rusted bolt caused detonation which injured man w/ steel D 3 7 1 U frag. Picatinny obtained pump from Holston. Pump used for pumping C Rusted Milan Arsenal, . 3 3 0 1 EXP X contaminated acetone. Decon was assumed.(No XXX marking) M Bolt TN 0 0 / O C 0 5 4 No building damage. The pump was worth $3.82 as scrap metal.

Key: EXP = Explosion of Munition FND = Found Munition USAR = U.S. Army DCMC = Military Contractor PRIV = Private Household/Residence

NGRD = U.S. National Guard USFA = U.S. Air Force USNA = U.S. Navy 10 UXO Incident Cases

DDESB UXO Incidents

4 2 / 0 1 2 U Three children were seriously injured by explosion while playing with 4 7 2.36in Galens Air Force 3 0 3 EXP Off-base X a 2.36in rkt dud, which they had removed form the range at Galena . 1 rkt Base, AK / O Air Force Base, AK. 2 6 5 6 4

4 2 / 0 1 2 U One airman was killed and three seriously injured by explosion of a 4 7 2.36in Galens Air Force 6 1 3 EXP Active X 2.36in rkt dud which they had removed from the range at Galens Air . 1 rkt Base, AK / O Force Base, AK. 2 6 5 5 4

5 3 / 0 3 Case: Iokepa v. United States, 158 F. Supp. 394 (1958); Former 8 1 1 0 firing range leased by govt. form Dec. 1943 - June 1946, HI. Govt. HI . / found not liable. 1 5 3 4

Key: EXP = Explosion of Munition FND = Found Munition USAR = U.S. Army DCMC = Military Contractor PRIV = Private Household/Residence

NGRD = U.S. National Guard USFA = U.S. Air Force USNA = U.S. Navy 11 UXO Incident Cases

DDESB UXO Incidents

3 6 0 / 8 1 Case: Porter v. United States, 228 F. 2d 389 (4th Cir. 1955); Fort 0 1 Active Fort Jackson, SC . / Jackson, SC. Family lived on base. injury to hand 1 5 4 4

3 1 0 / Case: Ferrer v. United States, 163 F. Supp. 769 (D.P.R. 1958); 8 3 0 0 FND Off-base Aguadilla, PR. Munition found by public highway. Court rules that Aguadilla, PR . / injury can't be traced to the U.S. 1 5 5 5

2 2 / 0 1 2 U WP 4 7 Firing Road An employee was injured by an explosion when he picked up a M31 Picatinny 3 0 1 EXP Active X hand . 1 range construction rifle grenade dud on the firing range at Picatanny Arsenal, NJ. Arsenal, NJ / O grenade 2 6 5 4 5

Key: EXP = Explosion of Munition FND = Found Munition USAR = U.S. Army DCMC = Military Contractor PRIV = Private Household/Residence

NGRD = U.S. National Guard USFA = U.S. Air Force USNA = U.S. Navy 12 UXO Incident Cases

DDESB UXO Incidents

4 2 While gathering scrap at the demolition area, operator found UXO / U 2 and picked it up for examination. He was told it was a rifle grenade. 7 2 U Grenade Navajo Ord S 5 He was doing something with it, when it detonated, killing him 7 5 M 1 1 2 EXP Active X , Rifle, Depot Flagstaff, A . instantly and injuring another operator. 5 / O M9A1 Arizona R 0 5 0 No facilities involved. Killed one, and seriously injured another. 5

1 3 9 6 U 0 5 / Clearing A crew of men were assigned to pick up scrap material at the U M9A1 S 7 5 1 scrap from demolition ground. One of the employees picked up a dud rifle 1 1 EXP X rifle A . 0 / demolition grenade & tapped it against a dead tree limb. After several taps on O grenade R 0 6 5 grounds the tree limb, the dud exploded. 0 0 5 1

1 Contractor was cutting and clearing trees for construction of a new 1 roadway. During burning of trees and stumps, explosion occurred 2 U / which caught one man's clothing afire, fatally injuring him. There was 4 7 U S 2 Relocating Grenade no indication or knowledge of contamination. . 8 1 0 EXP Active X FT Benning A 1 road , WP 0 7 O R / Witnesses saw injured man approaching fire with roots in his hands, 0 5 but his hands were extensively burned, indicating he may have had 5 grenade in hands.

Key: EXP = Explosion of Munition FND = Found Munition USAR = U.S. Army DCMC = Military Contractor PRIV = Private Household/Residence

NGRD = U.S. National Guard USFA = U.S. Air Force USNA = U.S. Navy 13 UXO Incident Cases

DDESB UXO Incidents

1 2 1 0 1 / U A contractor employee was killed by the explosion of a WP hand 4 7 2 M31 rifle 1 0 EXP Active X grenade while in road construction in the range area at Ft. Benning, Ft. Benning, GA . 1 1 grenade O GA. 2 6 / 3 5 5

3 1 0 / Case: United States v. Coffey, 233 F. 2d 41 (9th Cir. 1956); Injury at 8 1 Off-base residence. Explosives possibly from Naval Air Training Station In . / Pasco Washington. Injury could not be traced to government. 1 5 6 6

2 1 U 9 1 / Transportin Fire during transport of scrap explosives items across installation to U Scrap S 6 0 4 g scrap disposal area due to RF energy. 0 0 EXP Active X Explosiv China Lake N . 0 / explosive O e Items A 0 8 5 for disposal No file 0 6

Key: EXP = Explosion of Munition FND = Found Munition USAR = U.S. Army DCMC = Military Contractor PRIV = Private Household/Residence

NGRD = U.S. National Guard USFA = U.S. Air Force USNA = U.S. Navy 14 UXO Incident Cases

DDESB UXO Incidents

1 3 / 0 2 Case: Smith v. United States, 155 F. Supp. 605 (E.D. Va 1957); 8 2 0 0 FND Off-base Injury at residence. Fuse found near railroad track in Norfolk, VA. Norfolk, VA . / Court found U.S. not liable. 1 5 7 6

3 5 0 / 8 1 Case: Carey v. United States, 183 F. Supp. 727 (M.D.S.C. 1960); 0 1 Fort Bragg, NC . / Fort Bragg, NC (insulation contractor) severe injury to hand 1 5 8 6

6 3 / 0 1 Case: United States v. Stoppelman, 266 F. 2d 13 (8th Cir. 1959); 8 Jefferson 9 0 1 Marine Corp maneuver area near Jefferson Barracks, Missouri. . Barracks, MO / Injury to eye. 1 5 9 6

Key: EXP = Explosion of Munition FND = Found Munition USAR = U.S. Army DCMC = Military Contractor PRIV = Private Household/Residence

NGRD = U.S. National Guard USFA = U.S. Air Force USNA = U.S. Navy 15 UXO Incident Cases

DDESB UXO Incidents

1 3 2 0 / Case: Edwards v. United States, 164 F. Supp. 885 (M.D. Ga. 1958); 8 1 1 0 EXP Injury at a residence, explosives from Fort Benning Military Fort Benning, NC . 2 Reservation. death of child 2 / 0 5 6

2 3 / 0 1 Case: Parrott v. United States, 181 F. Supp. 425 (S.D. Cal. 1960); 3 8 Riverside 2 0 3 EXP children injured at hands and knees. Former leased area in . County, CA. / Riverside County, CA. 2 5 1 7

7 3 3 / U 1 4 1 U An airman, trained in Explosive Ordnance Disposal, was walking S 5 Crossing 2 2 M 0 1 1 EXP X across the demolition area when his foot struck a piece of A . range . / O unidentified ordnance. The item exploded. None F 0 1 5 0 7

Key: EXP = Explosion of Munition FND = Found Munition USAR = U.S. Army DCMC = Military Contractor PRIV = Private Household/Residence

NGRD = U.S. National Guard USFA = U.S. Air Force USNA = U.S. Navy 16 UXO Incident Cases

DDESB UXO Incidents

9 2 / 0 1 2 Practice U 4 7 2 Policing 3.5in HE Two Army personnel were killed and 23 were injured by a 3.5in HE 5 2 EXP Active rkt firing X Ft. Lewis, WA . 1 3 range rkt rkt dud while policing the practice rocket firing range Ft. Lewis, WA. / range O 2 6 5 2 7

6 Operator stepped on a component of a round from a previous 2 U / destruction sequnce on the range. He received fragment injuries to 5 8 U S 1 Compon his lower legs. Board determined that previous rounds were . 4 0 1 EXP X Pueblo A / ents demiliterized improperly. 0 9 O R 5 0 9 No structures in area.

9 2 Men found a fuze in the scrap yard and brought it to a man with / U 2 ordnance background who removed arming vane & tapped fuze 9 2 U S 9 Fuze, against the table top. The fuze functioned, causing traumatic 6 7 M 0 1 6 EXP Off-base X China Lake N . Igniter amputation of right hand, and severe penetrating wounds in body. 6 / O A 0 6 0 Damages amounted to $100. 0

Key: EXP = Explosion of Munition FND = Found Munition USAR = U.S. Army DCMC = Military Contractor PRIV = Private Household/Residence

NGRD = U.S. National Guard USFA = U.S. Air Force USNA = U.S. Navy 17 UXO Incident Cases

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3 2 Three men driving thru unmarked range area after a herd of goats / U 3 found & loaded 25 UXO practice bombs into pickup truck. Later, they 9 1 Aerial U Bomb, S 1 Unmarked Chasing saw the goats again & threw bombs at them. A bomb hit forty ft 9 9 0 1 3 EXP bombing X Practice China Lake N . range goats away, functioned, hitting one man in chest w/ frag. 3 / range O MK23 A 0 6 0 Damages were ($620). 1

2 6 0 1 / U One employee was injured by the explosion of a dud (type White Sands 4 7 8 Missile Unknow 0 1 EXP Active X unknown), which had been removed from the range area at White Missile Range, . 1 / range n O Sands Missile Range, NM. NM 2 6 6 0 1

2 6 Supervisor placed two items in truck, telling his crew that one of them U 3 / was a dud. When he left, a man picked up the UXO & tapped them 9 Missile U UXO, White Sands S 2 8 together. When item functioned, man suffered burns to hand, thigh 9 0 1 3 EXP Active impact Handling X Two Proving Ground, A . / and groin. He did not know what a dud was. 6 area O Items NM R 0 6 0 1 None

Key: EXP = Explosion of Munition FND = Found Munition USAR = U.S. Army DCMC = Military Contractor PRIV = Private Household/Residence

NGRD = U.S. National Guard USFA = U.S. Air Force USNA = U.S. Navy 18 UXO Incident Cases

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6 2 / 0 1 1 U One enlisted man was injured by the explosion of a dud MK23 4 7 NWC, China 9 0 1 EXP Active X MK23 practice bomb which he had found in the range area at NWC, China . 1 Lake, CA / O Lake, CA. 2 6 6 1 1

7 For 6 years the operator who tested explosive during the day, burned 3 D 1 / the sticks before leaving his station. He slit them open and placed 3 U Dynamit C 0 5 them on paper and lit it. Detonation occurred in two minutes. . 0 0 EXP Off-base X e Sticks Atlas Chemical M 4 / 0 O (18) C 7 6 Windows were broken in the test building. No other damage. The 0 2 corrective action called for taking loose dynamite to burning ground.

Sergeant put M80's in field jacket during exercises, put them in cigar 2 7 box at home. Months later his wife gave one to a 13 year old boy. U 3 1 / He took it home, lit it and was taking it outside when it detonated in U M80 S 3 1 2 1 his hands. (NEW .0066 lbs) M 0 1 1 EXP Off-base X Firecrac FT Benning, GA A . 7 / 3 O ker (AP) R 0 0 6 Serious injury to both hands. Court found US liable because it 0 3 authorized soldier to handle simulators & must answer for carelessness. Label changed Firecracker to Danger--HE

Key: EXP = Explosion of Munition FND = Found Munition USAR = U.S. Army DCMC = Military Contractor PRIV = Private Household/Residence

NGRD = U.S. National Guard USFA = U.S. Air Force USNA = U.S. Navy 19 UXO Incident Cases

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3 7 0 / 8 2 Case: Williams v. United States, 352 F. 2d 477 (5th Cir 1965); Injury Off-base Ft. Benning, GA . / at a residence; explosives from Ft. Benning, GA. 2 6 2 3

9 3 / 0 2 8 Case: Medlin v. United States, 244 F. Supp. 403 (D.S.C. 1965); Laurens County, 7 0 1 EXP . burns to child - maneuver area in Laurens County, SC. SC / 2 6 3 3

1 3 1 0 / 8 2 Case: Hernandez v. United States, 313 F. Supp. 349 (N.D. 2 2 Off-base Camp Barkly, TX . 8 Tex1969); Injury at a residence; explosives from Camp Barkly, TX 2 / 4 6 4

Key: EXP = Explosion of Munition FND = Found Munition USAR = U.S. Army DCMC = Military Contractor PRIV = Private Household/Residence

NGRD = U.S. National Guard USFA = U.S. Air Force USNA = U.S. Navy 20 UXO Incident Cases

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1 2 0 0 1 / U 4 7 1 Harvesting Two oystermen were seriously injured by an explosion when they 0 2 EXP Off-base X Dahlgren, VA . 1 3 Oysters raised a submerged dud from the Range River bed at Dahlgren, VA. O 1 6 / 9 6 5

2 3 / 0 1 Case: Duvall v. United States, 312 F. Supp. 625 (E.D.N.C. 1970); 8 9 0 1 Off-base Injury at a residence, explosives from Navy Practice Bombing Range Duck, NC . / in Duck, NC - injury to child's hand 2 6 5 7

2 5 0 1 / A child was injured in the front yard of his residence at Kitty Hawk, U 4 7 1 Playing with NC while playing with a dud (type unknown) which exploded. The 1 0 EXP Off-base X Kitty Hawk, NC . 1 / munition dud had been found and removed from Duck Range, NC several O 1 6 6 weeks earlier by a relative of the injured boy. 8 7

Key: EXP = Explosion of Munition FND = Found Munition USAR = U.S. Army DCMC = Military Contractor PRIV = Private Household/Residence

NGRD = U.S. National Guard USFA = U.S. Air Force USNA = U.S. Navy 21 UXO Incident Cases

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9 2 / 0 1 1 U An enlisted man was seriously injured by the explosion of dud 66mm 4 7 marking 66mm 6 0 1 EXP Active X rkt while engaged in placing marker flags at dud locations in the Ft. Bragg, NC . 1 duds rkt / O range area at Ft. Bragg, NC. 1 6 7 7 0

2 2 / 0 1 2 U 40mm A. One youth was killed three others were seriously injured in two 4 7 2 1 3 EXP Off-base X projectil separate accidents by the explosion of dud 40mm grenade Ft. Dix, NJ . 1 / O es projectiles that had been removed from the range at Ft. Dix, NJ. 1 6 7 6 1

2 5 0 1 / U Bangalo An employee was seriously injured by the explosion of a Bangalore 4 7 5 grading 0 1 EXP Active X re Torpedo while operating a road grader in the range area of Ft. A. P. Ft. A. P. Hill, VA . 1 / range area O torpedo Hill, VA. 1 6 7 5 1

Key: EXP = Explosion of Munition FND = Found Munition USAR = U.S. Army DCMC = Military Contractor PRIV = Private Household/Residence

NGRD = U.S. National Guard USFA = U.S. Air Force USNA = U.S. Navy 22 UXO Incident Cases

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5 2 / 0 1 1 U Seven soldiers were seriously injured by the explosion of a dud anti- 4 7 Anti-tank 8 0 7 EXP Active X tank rocket which had been removed from the range at Ft. Bragg, Ft. Bragg, NC . 1 rkt / O NC. 1 6 7 4 1

A release of H type mustard agent from a ton cylinder was 8 1 discovered by personnel from Tech Escort Detachment. Cylinders / U 6 1 C directly across the lane were contaminated. An estimated 20 gallons 2 Mustard S 6 5 H of agent was released spread over area of approx 60' by 20.' Rocky Mountain 1 0 0 Chemica A . 8 E Arsenal, CO / l R 0 1 M Leaking cylinder was turned with a roust-about crane to place faulty 7 0 plug in void at top of cylinder. Crew then began decontamination by 1 applying slurry of STB and water.

3 1 0 / Case: Simpson v. United States, 454 F. 2d 691 (6th Cir. 1972); Injury 8 1 Fort Campbell, Off-base at residence; explosives for Fort Campbell, Tenn. Govt. not found . / TN liable. 2 7 6 2

Key: EXP = Explosion of Munition FND = Found Munition USAR = U.S. Army DCMC = Military Contractor PRIV = Private Household/Residence

NGRD = U.S. National Guard USFA = U.S. Air Force USNA = U.S. Navy 23 UXO Incident Cases

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2 4 0 1 / U 4 7 1 Anti-tank A boy was killed by the explosion of a dud anti-tank rocket which he 1 0 EXP Active X Ft. Sill, OK . 1 / rkt was collecting from the range at Ft. Sill, OK. O 1 6 7 2 2

8 2 40mm / 0 1 grenade 2 U Three soldiers were killed by the explosion of dud 40mm grenade 4 7 Clearing projectil 0 3 0 EXP Active X projectiles and 3.5in rkts which they had been collecting from the Ft. A. P. Hill, VA . 1 range e and / O range at Ft. A.P. Hill, VA. 1 6 3.5in 7 1 rkts 2

1 2 0 U 9 1 / U S 7 3 3 Making a An officer was making a trophy, primer in case, hit with a hammer Capehart 0 0 1 EXP X Primer A . 9 1 trophy and detonated. Housing O F 0 5 / 0 7 2

Key: EXP = Explosion of Munition FND = Found Munition USAR = U.S. Army DCMC = Military Contractor PRIV = Private Household/Residence

NGRD = U.S. National Guard USFA = U.S. Air Force USNA = U.S. Navy 24 UXO Incident Cases

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3 1 0 1 / Unexpected detonation of pyrotechnical element, assumed to be U 1 8 1 Firing Debris inert, while collecting firing debris. 0 3 EXP X . 7 / Range collection O 0 1 7 3 lightly injured humans, minimum material damage 0 3

5 2 / 0 1 2 U Five soldiers were injured (two seriously) by the explosion of a dud 4 7 Anti-tank 7 0 5 EXP Active X anti-tank rkt which had been retrieved from the range at Ft. Benning, Ft. Benning, GA . 1 rkt / O GA. 1 6 7 3 3

8 2 / 0 1 40mm 1 U Two boys killed, and two other seriously injured by the explosion of a 4 7 Playing on AA 9 2 2 EXP Active X dud 40mm grenade projectile while playing with it on the range at Ft. Ft. Dix, NJ . 1 range projectil / O Dix, NJ. 1 6 e 7 0 3

Key: EXP = Explosion of Munition FND = Found Munition USAR = U.S. Army DCMC = Military Contractor PRIV = Private Household/Residence

NGRD = U.S. National Guard USFA = U.S. Air Force USNA = U.S. Navy 25 UXO Incident Cases

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4 rkts placed on ground. Employee using an oxyacetylene cutting 9 torch, burned hole in 1 inert whd, & was attempting to burn hole in rkt 4 / U 1 3.5" mtr when blast occurred. Rkt flew 33 feet where it struck & 8 2 U S 4 M29A2 penetrated steel tub. 2 more rkt mtrs ignited next. Rock Island . 7 0 2 X A 9 Practice Arsenal, CO 0 / O R 1 Rkt No property damage detailed in rpt. Worker utilizing torch received 0 7 injury to both ears due to over-pressure. Employee attempting to 3 assist him sustained loss of equilibrium.

1 Scrap material of 100 gross tons of 75/90mm contaminated HE. One 4 / D 1 Rkt truck load of material placed in furnace for melting. Second truck 9 2 Smelting U C 4 Liberty Whds- load was inspected and 6 live rounds were found & removed. Liberty Industries . 8 0 2 EXP Off-base scrap X M 6 Industries Empty/In Remainder was placed in furnace where explosion occurred. Cincinnati, Ohio 0 / projectiles O C 1 ert Proj 0 7 Property damage was very minor. 4

2 4 0 1 / 40mm Digging up U Two boys killed and one critically injured by the explosion of a dud 4 7 6 AA 2 1 EXP Active munitions X 40mm AA projectile the boys had dug up from the range at Fort Ft. Knox, KY . 1 / projectil on range O Knox, KY. 0 6 7 e 9 4

Key: EXP = Explosion of Munition FND = Found Munition USAR = U.S. Army DCMC = Military Contractor PRIV = Private Household/Residence

NGRD = U.S. National Guard USFA = U.S. Air Force USNA = U.S. Navy 26 UXO Incident Cases

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2 4 U 9 1 / 40mm U S 8 4 6 Anti 3 boys found unexploded shell adjacent to main range road. 2 dead; 2 1 EXP Active X FT Knox, KY A . 7 / Aircraft 1 critical. Serious incident report forwarded by DAPE-MPS. O R 0 1 7 Shell 0 4

5 Navy civilian personnel conducting digging operation in buried 1 / chemical ammo area to determine exact location and condition of U 7 1 Buried C Bomb, 2 chemical items at burial site. Uncovered 3 contaminated mustard S 2 4 chemical H 100 lb 3 0 0 FND Digging bombs. One was leaking. No personnel exposed or injured. NAD Crane, IN N . 7 ammunit E WWII / A 0 5 ion area M Mustard 7 None - items were packed and stored in a safe location at Crane 0 4 pending disposal action.

Youth found anti-personnel shell while hunting on military 1 2 reservation. He took shell home and attempted to disassemble it. 0 D 3 1 Explosive component was dropped to floor and exploded, causing / U Antipers C 4 4 1 injury to youth and damage to his home. 1 M 0 1 EXP Off-base Hunting X onnel Falls Church, VA M . 9 3 / O Shell C 0 5 Shell exploded inside house, knocking out rear windows. Youth was 7 0 sprayed with metal shrapnel and suffered wounds to the legs, face 4 and upper body.

Key: EXP = Explosion of Munition FND = Found Munition USAR = U.S. Army DCMC = Military Contractor PRIV = Private Household/Residence

NGRD = U.S. National Guard USFA = U.S. Air Force USNA = U.S. Navy 27 UXO Incident Cases

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1 2 0 D 9 1 / 3.5" During torch cutting operations a 3.5'' rocket head exploded. Rkt U C 9 4 2 Rocket came from Camp LeJeune, Verona Loop Impact area. Caroline Metal 2 0 EXP Off-base X M . 9 1 w/HE Wks O C 0 6 / Head None detailed in report 0 7 4

1 2 1 0 1 / U 3.5 in rkt One boy killed and two injured by the explosion of a dud 305 in. rkt, 4 7 1 Playing on NAD Hathorne, 1 2 EXP Active X or 40mm or 40mm grenade (undetermined which type) while playing on the . 1 0 Range NV O grenade range at NAD Hawthorne, NV. 0 6 / 8 7 4

1 3 1 3.5'' HE U 0 1 / rkts & U 3 teenage boys entered the Marine Corps impact range. An S 0 4 1 Impact 40mm M 1 1 3 EXP Active X explosion occurred which killed 1 injured 1. Hawthorne NAD, N . 9 0 range HE O Unknown NV A 0 7 / grenade 0 7 s 4

Key: EXP = Explosion of Munition FND = Found Munition USAR = U.S. Army DCMC = Military Contractor PRIV = Private Household/Residence

NGRD = U.S. National Guard USFA = U.S. Air Force USNA = U.S. Navy 28 UXO Incident Cases

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1 2 / Trawler had a weapon caught in their net and when it was brought D 3 1 C 3 WWII aboard, it broke and spilled a green-yellow liquid. Fumes overcame C 5 5 H Ocean off San 0 0 3 FND Off-base Anti-sub three crewmen. M . 0 E Francisco / Weapon C 0 4 M 7 None 0 5

5 2 / 0 1 1 U 40mm Five enlisted men were seriously injured, and two others incurred 4 7 1 0 7 EXP Active X projectil minor injuries form the explosion of a dud 40mm projectile, which had Ft. Sill, OK . 1 / O e been removed from the range area at Ft. Sill, OK. 0 6 7 6 5

Civilian contractor employee killed during demil operation on a M117 5 practice bomb. When bomb exploded, man was sitting astride the / U 4 1 Bomb, bomb casing, cutting with an acetylene torch around the bomb 2 USAF U S . 5 salvage 750 lb, circumference between the lugs. Gila Bend AF 1 1 2 3 EXP weapon X A 0 7 operations M117, Aux Field, AZ / s range O F 0 2 GP No material damage occurred. One bomb case fragment was thrown 7 out to 405 ft; however, the majority were within 50 ft. 1 killed, 2 5 injured w/ear damage and minor abrasions.

Key: EXP = Explosion of Munition FND = Found Munition USAR = U.S. Army DCMC = Military Contractor PRIV = Private Household/Residence

NGRD = U.S. National Guard USFA = U.S. Air Force USNA = U.S. Navy 29 UXO Incident Cases

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5 2 / 0 1 2 U 4 7 Salvaging M117, One contractor employee was killed and two others injured when Gila Bend 1 1 2 EXP Active X . 1 bomb 750lb salvaging a M117 practice bomb, 750 lb. at Gila Bend Range, AZ. Range, AZ / O 0 6 7 7 5

6 2 / Unknown person retrieved the 40mm dud munition from the range U 3 1 40mm 1 U and left the dud round in the day room. Enlisted man picked it up S 7 5 Handling ICM 1 M 0 7 EXP Active X and dropped it on the floor. Dud exploded wounding 7 men-5 Ft. Sill, OK A . 8 munition Projectil / O disabling, 2 first aid. R 0 9 e 7 1 EM lost both feet. 0 5

6 2 / Salvage company employee was picking up car debris & placing it in U 0 1 Picking up 2 U Duds company truck. He picked up what appeared to be an ordinary piece S 5 6 1 Firing car debris Dona Ana Firing 1 M 1 0 1 EXP Active X (Range of metal and threw it into bed of truck. Explosion occurred killing A . 9 8 range and placing Range #51 / O Debris) employee. R 0 1 in truck 7 Shrapnel struck employee causing his death. 0 5

Key: EXP = Explosion of Munition FND = Found Munition USAR = U.S. Army DCMC = Military Contractor PRIV = Private Household/Residence

NGRD = U.S. National Guard USFA = U.S. Air Force USNA = U.S. Navy 30 UXO Incident Cases

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1 2 1 0 1 / U Three enlisted men were injured by the explosion of a 66mm rocket 4 7 2 66mm 0 3 EXP Active X which had previously been removed from the range at Ft. Carson, Fort Carson, CO . 1 1 rkt O CO. 0 6 / 5 7 5

1 Enlisted man found a LAW rocket in the motor pool and apparently 2 1 struck it against a 35 gallon drum of hydraulic oil. Rocket exploded U 3 1 / U and shrapnel inflicted injury to three men. S 8 6 2 Handling Rocket, M 0 3 EXP Active X FT Carson, CO A . 2 1 munition LAW O Fire started and consumed a sheet metal building used for the R 0 6 / storage of motor pool equipment. $15,000 estimated property 0 7 damage. 5

2 1 0 1 / U 4 7 1 2.36 in Two boys killed by the explosion of a dud 2.36 in rkt which they had Camp Pendleton, 2 0 EXP Off-base X . 1 / rkt found near the range area at Camp Pendleton, CA. CA O 0 6 7 4 6

Key: EXP = Explosion of Munition FND = Found Munition USAR = U.S. Army DCMC = Military Contractor PRIV = Private Household/Residence

NGRD = U.S. National Guard USFA = U.S. Air Force USNA = U.S. Navy 31 UXO Incident Cases

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Two boys playing with an anti-tank bazooka shell were killed when it 3 1 exploded. It was determined form the boys' injuries that the "simple U 1 1 / U act of swing it over their heads and stopping short of the ground S 6 6 1 Playing with Rocket, Camp Pendleton, M 2 0 2 EXP Active X abruptly" had caused the shell to explode. N . 3 / munition AT CA O A 0 3 7 Shell blew a 10ft carter in the ground when it exploded. One boy's 0 6 hands and legs were blown off and the other's legs were shattered.

3 2 / 0 1 1 Setting up U Four enlisted personnel were injured (one seriously) by the 4 7 60mm Camp A. P. Hill, 3 0 4 EXP Active targets on X explosion of a dud 66mm rocket while setting up targets on the range . 1 rocket VA / range O at Camp A. P. Hill, VA 0 6 7 3 6

6 2 / 0 1 2 U 4 7 Working on Unknow A contractor employee was killed by the explosion of a dud (type 1 1 0 EXP X Ft. Bliss, TX . 1 range n unknown) while working on the range of FT. Bliss, TX. / O 0 6 7 2 6

Key: EXP = Explosion of Munition FND = Found Munition USAR = U.S. Army DCMC = Military Contractor PRIV = Private Household/Residence

NGRD = U.S. National Guard USFA = U.S. Air Force USNA = U.S. Navy 32 UXO Incident Cases

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1 9 COE contractor performing survey on spoil dredging area. Pulled up U 7 1 / survey on C 7 cylinders (Item-mustard). Cylinders leaking and were returned to Cylinder S 5 6 6 spoil H sea. May have been a 1946 dumping of chemical agents/munitions. 5 mi south of 0 3 Off-base s, N . 4 / dredging E Pearl Harbor Mustard A 0 6 7 area M No property damage detailed in log. 3 contractor personnel received 0 6 burns, were treated and released.

2 2 / 0 1 2 U One boy killed and five others were seriously injured in their school 4 7 Took dud to 40mm 1 1 5 EXP Off-base X class room by the explosion of a dud 40mm grenade projectile which FT Pickett, VA . 1 school grenade / O had been removed from the range at Fort Pickett, VA. 0 6 7 1 7

2 Youths were trying to disarm cartridge in industrial arts classroom. 3 / Shell was gripped in a vise when blast occurred shortly after classes U 0 1 2 U 40mm began for the day. S 2 6 Playing with Huguenot 1 1 5 EXP Off-base X Cartridg A . 8 munition Academy / O e Blast blew out the windows of the classroom. One killed, 5 injured - 3 R 0 1 7 critical condition. All received shrapnel type wounds or puncture 0 7 wounds.

Key: EXP = Explosion of Munition FND = Found Munition USAR = U.S. Army DCMC = Military Contractor PRIV = Private Household/Residence

NGRD = U.S. National Guard USFA = U.S. Air Force USNA = U.S. Navy 33 UXO Incident Cases

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3 3 An 18-inch military tank shell exploded inside a mobile home. A 14- / 0 1 105mm year-old boy, one of the dead, apparently had discovered the 2 U 3 7 HE projectile 200 yards from the trailer, brought it inside the home and 0 2 5 EXP Off-base X Residential Area . 7 Projectil dropped it on the floor. / O 0 9 e 7 0 Property damage not detailed in article. 2 dead and 5 injured. 8

A souvenir antitank round accidentally exploded in a Nat'l Guard 6 2 bivoac area killing 2 guardsmen and injuring 8 others. It was found / U 3 1 on a post range where guardsmen were conducting machine gun 1 U S 9 8 Post Machine US National 3.5" practice. 0 M 2 8 EXP Active X FT Dix, NJ A . 7 Range gun practice Guard Rocket / O R 0 8 Property damage not detailed. 2 killed, 8 injured - 1 in serious 7 0 condition, 2 in satisfactory condition, 1 in good condition, 4 were 9 treated and released from hospital.

1 2 9 8 Two young men discovered anti-tank mines while hiking near Cold P 4 7 / Detonat U Bay, AK. The two were injured when one dropped the detonator R 0 9 8 1 or, anti- M 0 2 EXP FUDS X portion of a World War II anti-tank mine. Cold Bay, AK I . 0 / 9 tank O V 0 8 7 mine None reported 0 0 9 8

Key: EXP = Explosion of Munition FND = Found Munition USAR = U.S. Army DCMC = Military Contractor PRIV = Private Household/Residence

NGRD = U.S. National Guard USFA = U.S. Air Force USNA = U.S. Navy 34 UXO Incident Cases

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1 2 9 8 4 7 / U 0 9 8 0 0 FND FUDS X Mortars Mortars unearthed by child in Cold Bay, AK. Cold Bay, AK . 0 / O 0 8 7 1 0 9 8

1 2 9 8 P 4 7 / U R 0 9 8 1 Hand 10 year old girl was wandering across field in Cold Bay, AK and was F 0 1 EXP FUDS X Cold Bay, AK I . 0 / 0 grenade maimed by a hand grenade. O V 0 8 7 2 0 9 8

2 2 2 0 / Three youths injured, two critically, when a sack of shells collected U 4 1 , 2 U from a military firing range exploded. The sack was dropped by one Unspecified S 1 9 1 Firing Collected Projectil 8 M 0 3 3 EXP Active X of the youths while he was unloading it from car. Location (DOD) A . 0 6 Range shells e / O R 0 4 , 8 None detailed in article. 0 1 0 7

Key: EXP = Explosion of Munition FND = Found Munition USAR = U.S. Army DCMC = Military Contractor PRIV = Private Household/Residence

NGRD = U.S. National Guard USFA = U.S. Air Force USNA = U.S. Navy 35 UXO Incident Cases

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5 Service used private farm land to train infantry troops in the firing of 2 / 81 mm mortars. Prior to firing, owner questioned what they were D 4 1 2 U doing. After being informed he let the troops fire their sabot mortar C 2 9 Plowing 81mm 9 0 1 EXP Off-base visual X rounds. During plowing of field civilian turned up munition. The Braddyville, IA M . 1 field Mortar / O civilian was injured when an 81mm mortar sabot round smoke C 0 3 8 designator exploded as he tapped the round on the sidewalk at his 0 0 home.

2 6 Civilian, searching for saleable junk at city dump found 2 M72 LAW Rummaging D 4 1 / missiles. Took them home in his trunk, & later that day, while through the City U Rocket, C 3 9 1 2 tampering with one of them, it exploded, critically injuring him. EOD M 0 1 1 EXP Off-base dump, (municipal Dump X M72, Columbus, GA M . 1 / 8 from Ft. Benning was called. (UXO) found dump) O LAW C 0 4 8 missiles 0 0 Property damage unknown. Injuries to feet and lower legs.

7 6 / U 1 Army EOD Unit was using some old Army coastal defense bunkers to 0 2 S 9 Firework store explosive material which had been confiscated by other . 9 3 1 EXP NSSF A 2 s governmental agencies & turned over to EOD for disposal. Fire 0 / R 2 started in truck & spread to magazine, killing 3 and injured 1. 0 8 0

Key: EXP = Explosion of Munition FND = Found Munition USAR = U.S. Army DCMC = Military Contractor PRIV = Private Household/Residence

NGRD = U.S. National Guard USFA = U.S. Air Force USNA = U.S. Navy 36 UXO Incident Cases

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3 5 0 / U 8 1 Case: Garza v. United States, 809 F. 2d 1170 (5th Cir. 1987); Injury Reese Air Force 0 1 Off-base X . / at a residence; explosives from Reese Air Force Base, TX Base, TX O 2 8 7 2

8 2 3 brothers picked up a 155mm WP projectile from NG training range / 155mm U 4 2 and carried it to a private residence. They were apparently 1 Pick UXO at U WP S 4 0 Training tampering with it when burster went off. One fatality. Two injured. Home (Camp 5 M 1 2 3 EXP Active training X Smoke A . 0 range EOD called for assistance in removing WP from bodies. Grayling, MI) / range O Cartridg R 0 4 8 e 0 Possible car and house damage. 2

1 2 Contractor personnel were sweeping range #29 which had previously 0 2 U 0 2 been used by California National Guard for 10-15 years. They were / 2 U Grenade S 6 0 Grenade Clearing being accompanied by an Army EOD person. An individual stepped 6 M - 1 4 6 EXP visual X , M33 or FT Irwin A . 1 range range on a buried grenade and it functioned. / 3 O M37 R 0 9 8 5 0 None 2

Key: EXP = Explosion of Munition FND = Found Munition USAR = U.S. Army DCMC = Military Contractor PRIV = Private Household/Residence

NGRD = U.S. National Guard USFA = U.S. Air Force USNA = U.S. Navy 37 UXO Incident Cases

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1 Husband apparently illegally obtained LAW from Arny Training 2 2 Range at Ft Bragg. Both he and his wife received critical injuries U 4 2 / Light U when LAW handled in their home (off base) exploded. S 5 0 2 M Handling Antitank 0 2 2 EXP Off-base X Ft. Bragg A . 2 9 F munition Weapon O No property damage detailed in log. Female airman received critical F 0 6 / LAW injuries of the skull. Husband lost an eye, lower portion of right arm, 0 8 & seriously injured other parts of body. 2

Case: Breland v United States, 791 F. Supp. 1128 (S.D. Miss. 1990); Injury at a residence; explosive possibly from Camp Shelby, MS. 3 3 Injury could not be traced to govt. Case mentions other incidents at / 0 Camp Shelby. 2 U 8 Camp Shelby, 2 3 1 EXP Off-base X . -1978, a minor from LA removed a 40 mm grenade from the Gum MS / O 2 Range North and returned to LA where device exploded. 8 8 - July 1980, 2 minors removed grenade which exploded and killed 4 one of the children - Jan. 1981, a child was killed while on the range by a grenade.

5 3 / 0 1 U Case: Kallas v. United States, 763 F. Supp. 866 (1991). Injuries at Biloxi Regional 8 3 Off-base X residence; explosives from Air National Gaurd location at Gulfport - Airport in . / O Biloxi Regional Airport in Gulfport, MS. Gulfport, MS 3 8 0 4

Key: EXP = Explosion of Munition FND = Found Munition USAR = U.S. Army DCMC = Military Contractor PRIV = Private Household/Residence

NGRD = U.S. National Guard USFA = U.S. Air Force USNA = U.S. Navy 38 UXO Incident Cases

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1 3 1 0 / Case: Grodon v. United States, 180 F. Supp. 591, 148 Ct. Cl. 31 U 8 2 (1960); Injuries at bar where serviceman intentionally set off Camp LeJeune, Off-base X . 9 grenades. Explosives from Camp LeJeune, NC. Govt. held not NC O 2 / liable. 9 8 4

Father brought son & 2 nephews to see weapon firing. 30 rds from 8 2 weapon had been fired into 100 yd long by 2' diameter tube. After / D 0 2 Father was 5.56mm one magazine had been fired, a fire down the tube was observed. 1 U C 7 1 Testing giving a tour Tracer Fire reached end of tube and flashed into/through room. Colt Ind Firearms 4 M 0 4 4 EXP Active X M . 5 range of facility Projectil Div / O C 0 5 and demo e Gun only lightly damaged. Father w/2nd degree burns over 15% of 8 0 body, son w/2nd degree burns over 30% of body, nephew w/2nd 5 degree burns over 20% of body, other treated/released.

1 2 0 Marines returned from range training exercise & brought 4 dud LAWs U 4 2 / Returning U back with them. Duds were placed in armory where one detonated, S 6 1 2 from Rocket, Camp Pendleton, M 2 3 5 EXP Active X killing two and injuring three. M . 7 4 training LAW CA O C 0 1 / exercises Property damage to armory. 0 8 5

Key: EXP = Explosion of Munition FND = Found Munition USAR = U.S. Army DCMC = Military Contractor PRIV = Private Household/Residence

NGRD = U.S. National Guard USFA = U.S. Air Force USNA = U.S. Navy 39 UXO Incident Cases

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3 3 / 1 2 2 U Simulator ignition comp. Clearing of equipment - This file only 7 1 Clearing of Simulato Coolidge, 6 0 0 X contained a post-it note with the location, date, DDESB file number . 9 equipment r Arizona / O and a six word description written on it. 0 1 8 0 6

1 3 Personnel located a leaking encapsulated GB rocket which had been U 9 2 / C detected during earlier routine air sampling. They re-containerized S 7 2 4 routine air H Rocket, rkt, performed decon, then all rec'd a CHE level check. 4 personnel 0 4 4 FND Johnston Island A . 4 / sampling E M55 had depressed CHE levels; none had symptoms. R 0 7 8 M 0 7 No damage.

1 9 8 1 1 8 0 U 1 1 / U M42/M4 S 0 firing Driving 0 1 0 0 EXP Active X 6 Vehicle Ran Over M42/M46 Grenade At Firing Range/Yuma Pg Yuma Pg, AZ A . range vehicle 0 / O grenade R 0 1 8 0 0 8 0 1

Key: EXP = Explosion of Munition FND = Found Munition USAR = U.S. Army DCMC = Military Contractor PRIV = Private Household/Residence

NGRD = U.S. National Guard USFA = U.S. Air Force USNA = U.S. Navy 40 UXO Incident Cases

DDESB UXO Incidents

1 9 9 2 SIMULA 6 0 U / TOR, SOLDIER, WHILE CLEARING TARGET PIT ON RANGE 1, IGNITED 4 0 U S 9 Clearing FLASH THE POWDER FROM A HOFFMAN DEVICE SIMULATOR FOUND . 2 0 1 EXP Active X FT Irwin A / target pit ARTILL IN THE PIT. THE FLASH FROM THE POWDER CAUSED 1ST AND 0 0 O R 9 ERY 2ND DEGREE BURNS ON HAND AND FACE - FT IRWIN. 0 9 0 M21 0 0 1

1 9 9 5 8 0 SIMULA U / 9 0 U TOR, SOLDIER CONSTRUCTED A BOOBY-TRAP FROM A HOFFMAN S 7 Handling . 5 0 1 EXP Active X FLASH DEVICE; IT EXPLODED IN HIS HAND; NO POWER SOURCE FT Chaffee, AK A / munition 0 0 O ARTY USED, FT CHAFFEE R 9 0 7 M21 0 0 1 9

Key: EXP = Explosion of Munition FND = Found Munition USAR = U.S. Army DCMC = Military Contractor PRIV = Private Household/Residence

NGRD = U.S. National Guard USFA = U.S. Air Force USNA = U.S. Navy 41 UXO Incident Cases

DDESB UXO Incidents

1 9 6 9 FUZE, 9 / SOLDIER DETONATED M604 AT PRAC MINE FUZE WITH LARGE U 0 M604 0 1 U ROCK; FUZE FRAGMENT PASSED THROUGH BOOT INTO TOE, S 0 Handling F/AT FT Leonard . 1 0 0 EXP Active X FT LEONARD WOOD A 6 munition PRACTI Wood, MO 0 / O R 1 CE 0 9 DAMAGE COST: $NOT REPORTED 1 MINE 0 0 1

1 9 9 8 IMPROV 6 0 / U ISED 5 0 1 U SOLDIER APPROACHED AN IMPROVISED EXPLOSIVE MIXTURE S EXPLOS . 8 6 0 1 EXP Active X WHICH WAS SLOW TO DETONATE; IT DID; UNSPECIFIED FT Bragg, NC A IVE 0 1 / O INJURY, FT BRAGG R MIXTUR 0 6 9 E 5 0 0 1

Key: EXP = Explosion of Munition FND = Found Munition USAR = U.S. Army DCMC = Military Contractor PRIV = Private Household/Residence

NGRD = U.S. National Guard USFA = U.S. Air Force USNA = U.S. Navy 42 UXO Incident Cases

DDESB UXO Incidents

8 While clearing "dud" ammunition from Impact "Z" Kofa Firing Range, 2 / walking a worker picked up the M42 grenade marked blue and tossed it six U 0 2 Grenade 2 range U feet into a fiberboard barrel on the truck. A detonation blew out the S 8 4 4 Firing Clearing , Yuma Proving 9 M 0 0 1 EXP Active picking up X back window, fragmenting the bed & tailgate. A . 2 4 range range M42/M4 Ground / visible O R 0 0 6 9 grenades Damage to Truck was ($500) consisting of holes in the tailgate and 0 0 truck bed. No injuries or loss of hearing.

1 9 9 4 2 SM WAS CONDUCTING A POLICE CALL. WHILE DOING THIS HE 1 / U 4 FOUND AN UNEXPLODED SIMULATOR. SM RETURNED TO 0 1 U S 9 Conducting SQUAD AREA WHERE HE SAT DOWN AND TOOK OUT HIS KNIFE KAHUKU HILL 4 5 0 1 EXP Active X A . police call AND CUT OFF TOP. SM THEN PLACED POWDER ON A PIECE PUKI, HI 1 / O R 0 OF PAPER AND LIT THE POWDER CAUSING 2ND DEGREE 5 9 0 BURNS ON HIS FACE AND HANDS - KAHUKU HILL PUKI. 0 1 3 5

Key: EXP = Explosion of Munition FND = Found Munition USAR = U.S. Army DCMC = Military Contractor PRIV = Private Household/Residence

NGRD = U.S. National Guard USFA = U.S. Air Force USNA = U.S. Navy 43 UXO Incident Cases

DDESB UXO Incidents

1 9 9 5 LT WAS ATTEMPTING TO SET OFF BLANK 75MM ROUNDS TO 6 1 / U USE AS AWARDS AND GIFTS FROM THE BATTALION. HE DID 8 0 2 U S Handling 75mm NOT REALIZE THAT HE WAS DEALING WITH A ROUND WITH A . 5 1 0 1 EXP Active X FT Campbell, KY A munition round POWDER CHARGE IN IT AND NOT JUST A PRIMER. THE 0 2 / O R ROUND WAS DETONATED WITH A SCREWDRIVER AND 0 1 9 HAMMER - FT CAMPBELL 0 1 0 1

1 9 9 6 2 THREE SOLDIERS WERE CLEANING UP THE ROTC ITT SITE. 1 / U 5 THEY DISCOVERED AN UNEXPENDED SIMULATOR. ONE 0 2 Cleaning U S 1 SOLDIER ATTEMPTED TO DETONATE THE SIMULATOR BY 6 8 0 3 3 EXP Active ROTC ITT X FT Lewis, WA A . PULLING ON THE CORD. ONCE HE PULLED THE CORD THE 2 / site O R 0 SIMULATOR INSTANTANEOUSLY IGNITED AND BURNED ALL 8 9 0 THREE SOLDIERS ON THE FACE AND HANDS - FT LEWIS. 0 1 0 5

Key: EXP = Explosion of Munition FND = Found Munition USAR = U.S. Army DCMC = Military Contractor PRIV = Private Household/Residence

NGRD = U.S. National Guard USFA = U.S. Air Force USNA = U.S. Navy 44 UXO Incident Cases

DDESB UXO Incidents

1 9 SM WAS EXAMINING A ROUND (APPROX 30MM) THAT 9 7 2 ANOTHER SM HAD TAKEN OFF A TRAINING SITE. NOT 1 / U 5 REALIZING THAT THE ROUND WAS AN UNEXPLODED DUD, HE 0 1 U S 2 Handling DROPPED THE ROUND ON THE BED OF THE 5 TON. THE 7 2 0 1 EXP Active X FT Ord, CA A . munition ROUND WENT OFF AND SM WAS HIT WITH SHRAPNEL - FT 1 / O R 0 ORD 2 9 0 0 1 $100, NOT REPORTED 0 2

1 9 9 9 7 1 / TWO SOLDIERS CUT OPEN M21 ARTILLERY SIMULATORS U 0 0 2 U (NUMBER UNK) AND POURED THE PYROTECHNIC POWDER S Simulato . 9 0 0 2 2 EXP Active X DOWN ANT HILL HOLES. WHEN THEY LIT THE POWDER TO FT Polk, LA A r 0 2 / O KILL THE ANTS BOTH SOLDIERS WERE INJURED - FT POLK. R 0 0 9 0 1 1 1

Key: EXP = Explosion of Munition FND = Found Munition USAR = U.S. Army DCMC = Military Contractor PRIV = Private Household/Residence

NGRD = U.S. National Guard USFA = U.S. Air Force USNA = U.S. Navy 45 UXO Incident Cases

DDESB UXO Incidents

1 2 SOLDIERS WERE WALKING FROM THE HQ BLDG TO THE S4 9 OFFICE. AS THEY WERE ENTERING THE BLDG, ONE OF THEM 9 3 2 NOTICED A GRENADE SIMULATOR UNDER A TREE NEXT TO 2 / U 5 GRENA BLDG. THEY PICKED IT UP AND TOOK IT INSIDE THE OFFICE 0 1 U S 4 DE TO CHECK THE LOT NUMBER. IT DID NOT HAVE ONE AS NG Unit 3 2 0 1 EXP Active X A . SIMULA SOMEONE HAD PEELED IT OFF. AS THEY WALKED INTO THE (Springer, NM) 1 / O R 0 TOR OFFICE, ONE OF THEM RECEIVED A PHONE CALL AND THE 2 9 0 OTHER WALKED OUT OF THE OFFICE. INDIVIDUAL TOOK OUT 0 2 POWDER FROM GRENADE SIMULATOR AND LIT IT, NEW 0 MEXICO GUARD UNIT. 6

1 Two contractor personnel were removing ordnance scrap from target 2 1 areas during range cleanup program. The materials were being U 5 2 / In the U staged for demolition the next day. 3, ea, Mk45 A/C Flares in S 6 4 1 Clearing Flare, 0 2 EXP Active process of X intimate contact were involved in the fire. China Lake, CA N . 0 8 range MK45 clearing O A 0 9 / Two were injured, 1 was struck by fragment, 2 suffered hearing 0 9 impairment. 2

Key: EXP = Explosion of Munition FND = Found Munition USAR = U.S. Army DCMC = Military Contractor PRIV = Private Household/Residence

NGRD = U.S. National Guard USFA = U.S. Air Force USNA = U.S. Navy 46 UXO Incident Cases

DDESB UXO Incidents

1 An enlisted man returning from range detail, dropped a 40mm HEDP 2 1 grenade on the floor of the Motor Pool. The round functioned, U 5 2 / U Grenade seriously injuring 5. There were 8 minor injuries. S 7 4 3 0 5 EXP X , 40mm FT Knox, KY A . 0 0 O HEDP No structural damage reported. All 13 men were hospitalized, but R 0 2 / three were seriously injured, one losing a foot, one a toe and two with 0 9 severe muscular & bone damage. 2

1 9 9 1 2 3 / U 5 0 2 U S 8 Handling Hoffman SM BURNED ON FACE AND LEFT HAND AFTER PICKING UP 1 1 0 1 EXP Active X FT Irwin, CA A . munition device HOFFMAN DEVICE FROM GROUND, FT IRWIN 2 / O R 0 1 9 0 0 3 1 4

Key: EXP = Explosion of Munition FND = Found Munition USAR = U.S. Army DCMC = Military Contractor PRIV = Private Household/Residence

NGRD = U.S. National Guard USFA = U.S. Air Force USNA = U.S. Navy 47 UXO Incident Cases

DDESB UXO Incidents

SM WAS ON GUARD DUTY. AFTER WATCHING A JUMP HE 1 6 WALKED BACK TOWARD GUARD TENT. HE FOUND ARTILLERY 2 9 / SIMULATOR LAYING ON THE EDGE OF DROP ZONE. NOT U 5 9 ARTILL 2 U TELLING ANYONE HE DRILLED A HOLE IN BACK OF SIMULATOR S 9 3 ERY 8 0 1 EXP Active X WITH HIS KNIFE. HE THEN POURED OUT THE POWDER OUT ON FT Bragg, NC A . 0 SIMULA / O TO GROUND. SM WALKED OVER TO TENT TO GRAB MATCHES R 0 6 TOR 9 FROM AN MRE. HE IGNITED POWDER AND IT FLASHED. 0 2 3 POWDER CAUSED 2ND DEGREE BURNS ON HIS FACE AND 8 HANDS - FT BRAGG

2 SM'S DROVE HMMWV DOWN RANGE TO PERFORM MAINTENANCE. AS HMMWV CAME TO A STOP, SM HEARD A LOUD POP AND SAW A FLASH EMENATE FROM LEFT REAR OF 1 HMMWV AND FLAMES ENGULFING REAR OF HMMWV. HE 9 EXPENDED THE FIRE EXTINGUISHER ON FIRE WITH NO 7 2 9 RESULTS. FIRE DEPARTMENT ARRIVED W/VEHICLE / U 6 3 COMPLETELY ENGULFED IN FLAMES. WHILE FIRE DPT WAS 1 U S 0 0 UNKNO PUTTING OUT FIRE WITH WATER, SM WITNESSED WHITE 0 0 0 EXP Active Driving X FT Carson, CO A . 7 WN SMOKE AND SPARKS EMANATE FROM REAR OF VEHICLE. / O R 0 1 AFTER FIRE WAS EXTINGUISHED, INSPECTION REVEALED 9 0 0 THAT VEHICLE ROLLED OVER A UXO, POSSIBLY A WHITE 3 0 PHOSPHOROUS OR ILLUM RD IMBEDDED IN GROUND. 1 VEHICLE ROLLED OVER ORD RESULTING IN SMALL EXPLOSION THAT TORE THRU LEFT REAR SECTION OF VEHICLE. $45,000, NOT REPORTED

Key: EXP = Explosion of Munition FND = Found Munition USAR = U.S. Army DCMC = Military Contractor PRIV = Private Household/Residence

NGRD = U.S. National Guard USFA = U.S. Air Force USNA = U.S. Navy 48 UXO Incident Cases

DDESB UXO Incidents

WORKER 1 WAS INJURED WHEN A BDU-33 SPOTTING CHARGE WAS INITIATED AFTER A RANGE CLEARING OPERATION. A TRAILER LOADED WITH EXPENDED BDU-33 PRACTICE BOMBS 0 WHICH HAD BEEN CERTIFIED SAFE DURING RANGE CLEARING H 9 OPERATIONS WAS FOUND TO BE OVERWEIGHT AT THE BASE 2 L / SCALES. TWO DRMO PERSONNEL ATTEMPTED TO REMOVE U 6 BDU-33 8 2 U THE EXCESS BDU`S TO AN EMPTY TRAILER IN THE DRMO LOT S 1 Handling PRACTI MOODY AFB, 2 9 0 1 EXP Active X USING A FORKLIFT AND HOPPER. THE LOADED HOPPER A . munition CE GA 9 / O WOULD NOT TIP INTO THE EMPTY TRAILER DUE TO IMPROPER F 0 BOMBS 5 9 WEIGHT DISTRIBUTION. THE FORKLIFT DRIVER (WORKER 2) 0 7 3 REMAINED SEATED WHILE WORKER 1 ATTEMPTED TO 5 REDISTRIBUTE BDU`S IN THE HOPPER. DURING THE REDISTRIBUTION, THE SPOTTING CHARGE WAS INITIATED, INJURING WORKER 1. NONREPAIRABLE DAMAGE/DESTROYED

1 9 9 5 2 4 / Eod Blew Rd Found During Range Sweep. The munition was not U 0 C 0 1 identified, but based on the information available it was to contain S 3 Detonation Proving H 155MM ABERDEEN PG, 5 3 0 0 FND Active either HE or wax. After detonation it was determined the munition A . of UXO ground E ROUND MD 1 / contained mustard gas - Aberdeen Pg. R 0 M 3 9 0 0 4 0 1

Key: EXP = Explosion of Munition FND = Found Munition USAR = U.S. Army DCMC = Military Contractor PRIV = Private Household/Residence

NGRD = U.S. National Guard USFA = U.S. Air Force USNA = U.S. Navy 49 UXO Incident Cases

DDESB UXO Incidents

1 8 3 9 / HAND U 0 9 2 U GRENA SM THREW LIT MATCH ON HAND GRENADE SIMULATOR S 5 4 0 0 1 EXP X DE FOUND BROKEN OPEN ON GROUND & WAS BURNED FROM FT Irwin, CA A . 0 / O SIMULA RESULTANT FIRE, FT IRWIN R 0 8 9 TOR 0 2 4 0

A civilian family from Memphis, TN was visiting the Ft. Sill area. Somehow the family members (children suspected) gained access to an impact area of Ft. Sill. Approximately 7, 40mm grenades rounds 1 were taken from the impact area and transported back to Memphis. 4 3 9 After returning to Memphis the children were playing with the 40mm / D 0 9 7 rounds in their backyard when two rounds exploded (1-smoke and 1- 1 U 40mm C 6 5 - Playing with HE). Five children were injured, two critically. One has serious head 6 0 5 EXP Off-base X HE M . 0 1 munition injuries and the other has serious stomach and liver damage. The Memphis, TN / O grenade C 0 4 5 remaining three children were upgraded to stable with minor injuries. 9 0 1 The children were between the ages of 7 and 15. Memphis bomb 5 6 squad secured the remaining rounds and transported them to a safe area.

No damage reported

Key: EXP = Explosion of Munition FND = Found Munition USAR = U.S. Army DCMC = Military Contractor PRIV = Private Household/Residence

NGRD = U.S. National Guard USFA = U.S. Air Force USNA = U.S. Navy 50 UXO Incident Cases

DDESB UXO Incidents

1 5 2 9 FT IRWIN - SOLDIER FOUND AN M203 ROUND (SIMULATOR) / U 6 9 M203 WHILE SETTING UP SITE DEFENSE. HE PICKED IT UP AND 1 U S 3 5 Setting up SIMULA MOVED IT TO HIS TENT AREA AND PLACED IT ON THE 7 0 1 EXP Active X FT Irwin, CA A . 0 site defense TOR GROUND. THE ROUND WENT OFF BURNING HIS RIGHT HAND. / O R 0 5 DUD 9 0 1 None reported 5 7

0 N 2 7 L U 6 / UNEXPLODED GRENADE EXPLODED DURING IMPROPER 6 U S 4 9 Training GRENA DISARMING. USAF 0 0 0 EXP Acitve X A . / exercise DE ACADEMY, CO 9 O F 0 9 Reparable. 5 0 5 7 5

1 8 2 9 / U 6 9 ARTILL UXO EXPLODED WHILE SM WAS CLEARING MAT'L FROM PIT/ 2 U S 5 5 ERY FT SAM HOUSTON FT Sam 4 0 1 EXP Acitve Clearing pit X A . 0 SIMULA Houston, TX / O R 0 8 TOR None reported 9 0 2 5 4

Key: EXP = Explosion of Munition FND = Found Munition USAR = U.S. Army DCMC = Military Contractor PRIV = Private Household/Residence

NGRD = U.S. National Guard USFA = U.S. Air Force USNA = U.S. Navy 51 UXO Incident Cases

DDESB UXO Incidents

1 8 2 9 / U 6 9 2 U S 6 5 Clearing 6 0 1 EXP Active X UXO Exploded while SM was clearing training Area/Ft Carson Ft. Carson, CO A . 0 area / O R 0 8 9 0 2 5 6

1 1 2 9 / Cartridge, 14.5mm, Training, M183, detonated when an UXO U 6 9 1 U 14.5mm, contractor at the Fort Ord removal project was placing it in a bucket S 8 6 1 0 0 EXP X Training, for transportation to the disposal site. Ft Ord, CA A . 0 / O M183 R 0 1 9 None 0 1 6 1

Key: EXP = Explosion of Munition FND = Found Munition USAR = U.S. Army DCMC = Military Contractor PRIV = Private Household/Residence

NGRD = U.S. National Guard USFA = U.S. Air Force USNA = U.S. Navy 52 UXO Incident Cases

DDESB UXO Incidents

Draper, UT- The Utah National Guard with the assistance of Dugway Proving Ground is conducting an investigation into the report of an artillery shell impact on BLM grounds north of the Simpson Springs pony express station. The Utah National Guard was notified by officials of Dugway Proving Grounds late Sunday afternoon that an 1 artillery shell had possibly impacted on BLM grounds north of 9 Simpson Springs. The incident occurred Saturday morning 2 9 5 according to a report filed with Dugway Security on Sunday. A Dugway PG U 1 6 / Artillery U preliminary investigation by Dugway Proving Grounds has confirmed Draper, UT - S 0 0 4 Artillery 0 2 EXP Active impacted X presence of and artillery shell crater in BLM grounds approximately BLM grounds A . 5 / shell off-base O one third of a mile N.E. of Simpson Springs. Utah National Guard north of Simpson R 0 0 9 personnel were conducting a live fire artillery training exercise at Springs 0 4 6 Dugway during the weekend. An official AR 15-6 investigation team 0 has been appointed by the Utah National Guard to investigate the 2 incident, render a finding of facts and recommend corrective actions as appropriate. No Fatalities, possible civilian injuries (two Boy Scouts).

None reported.

Key: EXP = Explosion of Munition FND = Found Munition USAR = U.S. Army DCMC = Military Contractor PRIV = Private Household/Residence

NGRD = U.S. National Guard USFA = U.S. Air Force USNA = U.S. Navy 53 UXO Incident Cases

DDESB UXO Incidents

S O L D I E R W A S 1 C 8 F 2 9 O / T U 7 9 N 2 I S 0 6 D 6 0 1 EXP Active Policing call UXO R A . 0 U / W R 0 8 C 9 I 0 2 T 6 N 6 I N G A P O L I C E C

Key: EXP = Explosion of Munition FND = Found Munition USAR = U.S. Army DCMC = Military Contractor PRIV = Private Household/Residence

NGRD = U.S. National Guard USFA = U.S. Air Force USNA = U.S. Navy 54 UXO Incident Cases

DDESB UXO Incidents

1 1 2 9 / A SOLDIER PICKED UP AN ARTILLERY-SIMULATOR DURING U 7 9 ARTILL 2 U TRASH PICKUP. HE CUT THE ARTILLERY-SIMULATOR OPEN S 1 7 Trash ERY- FT CAMBELL, 3 0 2 2 EXP Active X WITH ANOTHER SOLDIER LOOKING ON HE IGNITED IT. A . 0 pickup SIMULA KY / O R 0 1 TOR 9 None reported. 0 2 7 3

2 3 / U 0 1 U Youth snorkeling in shallow waters on a civilian public beach in Lujan S 9 Anti-tank Island of 4 0 0 FND Off-base Snorkeling X Ward of the Island of Vieques, found a container with three N . rockets Vieques, PR / O unexploded "anti-tank" rkts belonging to the Navy. A 0 9 0 7

Key: EXP = Explosion of Munition FND = Found Munition USAR = U.S. Army DCMC = Military Contractor PRIV = Private Household/Residence

NGRD = U.S. National Guard USFA = U.S. Air Force USNA = U.S. Navy 55 UXO Incident Cases

DDESB UXO Incidents

THREE WEEKS AGO, ONE CIVILIAN WORKER WAS KILLED AND TWO OTHERS WERE INJURED DURING AN EXPLOSION RESULTING FROM CUTTING A 105MM HEAT (HIGH EXPLOSIVES ANTI-TANK) ROUND. THE WORKER KILLED WAS REPORTEDLY 1 3 IN THE PROCESS OF CUTTING A PROJECTILE (ASSUMED TO 2 9 / BE INERT) WITH A CUTTING TORCH WHEN IT EXPLODED. THE D 7 9 1 U WORKER WAS EMPLOYED AT A CIVILIAN METAL SCRAP YARD, C 2 7 Recycling 105MM WHITTRAM, 8 1 2 EXP Off-base X WHICH RECYCLED EITHER SPENT OR INERT MUNITIONS M . 0 process HEAT FONTANA, CA / O ITEMS. THE LIVE ITEMS WERE TRACED TO AN IMPACT SITE AT C 0 3 9 A MILITARY RESERVATION WHICH HIRED A CIVILIAN 0 1 7 CONTRACTOR TO CLEAR THE IMPACT RANGE AREA. 8 FURTHER INVESTIGATION REVEALED THAT PRIOR TO BEING SOLD FOR METAL SCRAP, THE MUNITIONS IN QUESTION WERE CERTIFIED AS BEING FREE OF ALL EXPLOSIVES HAZARDS BY THE CIVILIAN CONTRACTOR.

1 9 4 2 9 On 16 April, a scrap dealer in Black Eagle, Montana (near Great / D 7 7 Falls), was melting metal from a load of scrap (expended munitions) 1 U Scrap C 3 0 Melting when a detonation occurred. The material was purchased from Black Eagle, 6 0 0 EXP Off-base X munition M . 4 scrap metal DRMO at Ft. Lewis, WA. Montana / O s C 0 1 9 0 6 None reported. 7 0 1

Key: EXP = Explosion of Munition FND = Found Munition USAR = U.S. Army DCMC = Military Contractor PRIV = Private Household/Residence

NGRD = U.S. National Guard USFA = U.S. Air Force USNA = U.S. Navy 56 UXO Incident Cases

DDESB UXO Incidents

1 9 7 2 9 / D 7 7 Contractors Quality Control (CQC) person was inspecting (UXO 2 U C 5 0 BDU- Procedure) a BDU-33D/B without tail section. 9 0 1 EXP X Fontana, CA M . 7 33D/B / O C 0 2 None reported 9 0 9 7 0 1

3 8 1 / Fort Indiantown Gap, National Guard Bureau uses the Gap as a U 105mm 0 2 Training training range. Complaints from hikers in the adjoining woods shut Fort Indiangap, 0 0 Active Hiking X tank . / Range down the range. The hikers heard incoming rounds when they had PA O rounds 0 9 been on the Appalachian Trail north of the gap. 0 7

1 8 3 9 / Soldiers were mined road scenario training with hand grenade 1 9 2 U Grenade simulators used to simulate mine detonation. One simulator did not 8 7 Fort Dix, New 0 1 EXP X simulato detonate. When a soldier picked it up, it detonated. . 0 Jersey / O r 0 8 9 Major lacerations to soldier's left hand, no other damage. 0 2 7 0

Key: EXP = Explosion of Munition FND = Found Munition USAR = U.S. Army DCMC = Military Contractor PRIV = Private Household/Residence

NGRD = U.S. National Guard USFA = U.S. Air Force USNA = U.S. Navy 57 UXO Incident Cases

DDESB UXO Incidents

UNIT HAD COMPLETED TRAINING AND ELECTED TO DISPOSE OF EXCESS AMMUNITIO N RATHER THAN TURN 1 IT IN. 9 9 DISPOSAL 7 / FT 9 PROCEDUR 7 2 LEWI 7 ES . 4 0 0 Off-base Demolition UXO TEAR AGENT (CS) SMOKE POTS S, 0 UNCERTAIN 0 / WAU 9 AT THE 0 9 SAR 2 MOMENT 7 4 (BURNING OR INDIVIDUAL FUNCTIONIN G). MATERIAL INCLUDE VARIOUS PYROTECH NICS, INCLUDING

Key: EXP = Explosion of Munition FND = Found Munition USAR = U.S. Army DCMC = Military Contractor PRIV = Private Household/Residence

NGRD = U.S. National Guard USFA = U.S. Air Force USNA = U.S. Navy 58 UXO Incident Cases

DDESB UXO Incidents

1 1 3 9 0 1 9 Unexploded, 330 pound bombs were discovered 15 feet / Union Pacific U 9 7 underground. There as the result of a 1973 accident where the Sacramento, 7 0 0 FND Off-base Transportatio Rail Yard Radar X . 1 bombs on a train exploded, burring the UXOs. Several homes California / n Co. O 0 0 suffered cracked windows when bomb squads detonated UXOs 9 0 0 7 7

The Airman was from HQ AFTEC/DOO, Patrick AFB. An AFOTEC Capt, SSgt and Airman were on WSMR doing routine environmental 1 9 air sampling. The Airman (E2) picked up a BLU 97, evidently not 2 9 / knowing what it was, threw down in front of him. It detonated. Range U 7 9 2 U UXO, Safety office requested initial AF EOD assistance at WSMR (I S 6 9 8 1 0 EXP Active X BLU suppose due to it being an AF fatality). The last recorded BLU 97 Patrick AFB, FL A . 0 / O 97/B drop was 1986 (they do leach back to the surface...). The accident F 0 9 9 occurred outside the fenced-in target area. Two more BLU 97s were 0 2 8 found by AF EOD at the incident site, and several more around the 8 area. WSMR is reportedly bringing in 100+ Soldiers to sweep the area.

Key: EXP = Explosion of Munition FND = Found Munition USAR = U.S. Army DCMC = Military Contractor PRIV = Private Household/Residence

NGRD = U.S. National Guard USFA = U.S. Air Force USNA = U.S. Navy 59 UXO Incident Cases

DDESB UXO Incidents

1 3 3 9 / Son of a Brunswick County, Virginia man was killed by the detonation 2 9 40mm 3 U of a 40mm target practice grenade. The Father reported to the 0 9 1 target 0 M 1 0 EXP Off-base X Police he was a member of the USAR and obtained the munition . 0 2 practice / O from FT. Pickett, VA. A search of recovered lot numbers did not 0 3 grenade 9 confirm the UXO was from Ft. Pickett. 0 3 9 0

1 6 2 9 D / 7 9 C 2 U 40mm Individual placed his empty scrap collection bucket on the ground 8 9 M 2 0 2 EXP X grenade when the detonation occurred. Fort Drum, NY . 0 C / O (likely) None reported 0 6 9 0 2 9 2

Key: EXP = Explosion of Munition FND = Found Munition USAR = U.S. Army DCMC = Military Contractor PRIV = Private Household/Residence

NGRD = U.S. National Guard USFA = U.S. Air Force USNA = U.S. Navy 60 UXO Incident Cases

ATF Incidents Involving C4

Component Quantity Common Name Quantity Unit Date City State Notes Subtype Amount

C4 37 POUNDS 12/3/1993 NORTH POLE AK <>= = =

C4 50 POUNDS 7/11/1990 PALMER AK <>= = =

C4 0 POUNDS 4/22/1992 AUBURN AL <>=INSIDE GRENADE = =

C4 0 POUNDS 2/18/1995 BALDWIN COUNTY AL <>= = =

C4 0 POUNDS 8/30/1988 DECATUR AL <>= = =

C4 1 POUNDS 10/22/1989 LAUDERDALE COU AL <>=M112 = =

C4 1 POUNDS 7/17/1995 MT OLIVE AL <>=M112 = =

C4 0 POUNDS 12/4/1993 PRATTVILLE AL <>=QUARTER POUND = =

C4 1 POUNDS 9/19/1997 LITTLE ROCK AR <>= = =

C4 5 POUNDS 6/2/1997 SALEM AR <>=M5A1 = =

C4 16 POUNDS 9/17/1997 NEW RIVER AZ <>= = =

C4 19 POUNDS 7/28/1989 NEW RIVER AZ <>= = =

C4 1 POUNDS 10/26/1992 PHOENIX AZ <>= = =

C4 19 POUNDS 10/16/1993 PHOENIX AZ <>= = =

C4 91 POUNDS 2/21/1988 PHOENIX AZ <>= = =X

C4 0 POUNDS 12/20/1994 SCOTTSDALE AZ <>= = =

C4 0 POUNDS 5/25/1993 ALAMEDA COUNTY CA <>= = =

C4 7 POUNDS 12/15/1992 APPLE VALLEY CA <>=M112 = =

C4 0 POUNDS 2/10/1994 CAMP PENDLETON CA <>=1 OZ = =

C4 1 POUNDS 11/13/1996 CHULA VISTA CA <>= = =

Note: The letters surrounded by <...> in the Notes field is computer language and should be ignored. The important information is right of the equal sign. UXO Incident Cases

ATF Incidents Involving C4

Component Quantity Common Name Quantity Unit Date City State Notes Subtype Amount

C4 1 POUNDS 10/9/1998 EAST SAN DIEGO CA COUNTY

C4 0 POUNDS 7/9/1992 EL CAJON CA <>=M112 = =

C4 5 POUNDS 5/10/1989 FAIRFAX CA <>=M112 = =

C4 1 POUNDS 3/14/1996 FAIRFIELD CA <>= = =

C4 1 POUNDS 5/2/1991 GARDENA CA <>= = =

C4 0 POUNDS 11/6/1992 HAYWARD CA <>= = =

C4 1 POUNDS 2/4/1992 HEMET CA <>= = =

C4 0 POUNDS 6/10/1991 IMPERIAL CA <>= = =

C4 1 POUNDS 12/1/1989 LAKEPORT CA <>= = =

C4 3 POUNDS 12/19/1996 LANCASTER CA <>= = =

C4 1 POUNDS 5/31/1989 LEMOORE CA <>= = =

C4 1 POUNDS 5/31/1997 LINCOLN CA

C4 1 POUNDS 2/26/1991 LONG BEACH CA <>= = =

C4 0 POUNDS 11/21/1996 LOS ANGELES CA <>= = =

C4 0 POUNDS 11/29/1996 LOS ANGELES CA <>= = =

C4 0 POUNDS 4/29/1988 LOS ANGELES CA <>=1 OUNCE = =

C4 1 POUNDS 11/12/1996 LOS ANGELES CA <>= = =

C4 1 POUNDS 12/10/1993 LOS ANGELES CA <>= = =

C4 0 POUNDS 2/21/1995 NORTH PALM SPR CA <>= = =

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C4 3 POUNDS 2/4/1993 NORTH RICHMOND CA <>= = =

C4 1 POUNDS 1/23/1994 ONTARIO CA <>= = =

C4 1 POUNDS 9/2/1992 PITTSBURG CA <>= = =

C4 1 POUNDS 6/25/1997 PLACER COUNTY CA <>= = =

C4 8 POUNDS 7/29/1997 POWAY CA <>= = =

C4 1 POUNDS 7/1/1993 RANCHO CUCAMON CA <>= = =X

C4 0 POUNDS 8/10/1996 SAGE CA <>=1 OZ = =

C4 0 POUNDS 2/15/1991 SAN CLEMENTE CA <>= = =

C4 0 POUNDS 10/2/1990 SAN DIEGO CA <>=HALF POUND = =

C4 0 POUNDS 2/1/1996 SAN DIEGO CA <>=4 PT67 OZS = =

C4 0 POUNDS 5/7/1992 SAN DIEGO CA <>=HALF POUND = =

C4 0 POUNDS 9/8/1992 SAN DIEGO CA <>= = =

C4 5 POUNDS 6/14/1988 SAN DIEGO CA <>= = =

C4 1 POUNDS 2/18/1998 SAN JOSE CA <>=PLASTIC EXPLOSIVE = =

C4 2 POUNDS 5/10/1996 SAN JOSE CA <>= = =

C4 0 POUNDS 3/5/1991 SAN LEANDRO CA <>= = =

C4 0 POUNDS 3/3/1994 SANTA ANA CA <>=M112 = =

C4 0 POUNDS 9/19/1995 SANTA ROSA CA <>= = =

C4 1 POUNDS 8/20/1992 SANTA ROSA CA <>=M112 = =

C4 2 POUNDS 8/20/1992 SANTA ROSA CA <>= = =

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C4 0 POUNDS 1/9/1995 STOCKTON CA <>= = =

C4 20 POUNDS 2/27/1998 TAHOE CITY CA <>=MK 136/MOD1 = =

C4 0 POUNDS 3/3/1994 TUSTIN CA <>=QUARTER POUND = =

C4 0 POUNDS 11/27/1995 UKIAH CA <>= = =

C4 5 POUNDS 7/29/1991 UPLAND CA <>= = =

C4 2 POUNDS 3/13/1996 URIAH CA <>= = =

C4 1 POUNDS 12/21/1993 VALENCDA CA <>= = =

C4 0 POUNDS 3/12/1993 VALLEJO CA <>= = =

C4 0 POUNDS 1/27/1989 WALNUT GROVE CA <>= = =

C4 0 POUNDS 5/6/1997 BRIGHTON CO <>= = =

C4 0 POUNDS 6/17/1988 JEFFERSON COUN CO <>= = =

C4 3 POUNDS 10/25/1991 JOES CO <>= = =

C4 70 POUNDS 10/25/1991 JOES CO <>= = =X

C4 1 POUNDS 12/13/1995 PUEBLO CO <>= = =

C4 1 POUNDS 1/14/1989 BRISTOL CT <>= = =

C4 3 POUNDS 7/1/1991 MADISON CT <>=M112 = =

C4 8 POUNDS 4/19/1992 NEW MILFORD CT <>= = =

C4 2 POUNDS 1/31/1997 NORWICH CT <>=M112 = =

C4 6 POUNDS 1/22/1991 WASHINGTON DC <>= = =

C4 5 POUNDS 10/22/1992 ANTILLA CAY IS FL <>= = =

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Component Quantity Common Name Quantity Unit Date City State Notes Subtype Amount

C4 1 POUNDS 4/17/1990 BEALESVILLE FL <>= = =

C4 0 POUNDS 4/25/1990 BOYNTON BEACH FL <>=M112 = =

C4 0 POUNDS 12/14/1988 BROWARD COUNTY FL <>= = =

C4 0 POUNDS 6/26/1992 BROWARD COUNTY FL <>= = =

C4 0 POUNDS 12/14/1995 DADE COUNTY FL <>= = =

C4 2 POUNDS 8/12/1991 EUSTIS FL <>=M112 = =

C4 1 POUNDS 1/2/1997 FORT LAUDERDAL FL <>= = =

C4 1 EACH 5/9/1999 FORT WALTON FL INSIDE PRACTICE HANDGRENADES BEACH

C4 5 EACH 5/9/1999 FORT WALTON FL BEACH

C4 0 POUNDS 11/17/1990 JACKSONVILLE FL <>=M112 = =

C4 1 POUNDS 12/30/1992 JACKSONVILLE FL <>=M112 = =X

C4 22 POUNDS 12/29/1990 JACKSONVILLE FL <>= = =

C4 0 POUNDS 2/3/1988 KISSIMMEE FL <>= = =

C4 1 POUNDS 5/24/1991 LAKE WORTH FL <>= = =

C4 0 POUNDS 4/5/1990 LAKELAND FL <>= = =

C4 0 POUNDS 5/26/1988 MARGATE FL <>= = =

C4 0 POUNDS 1/31/1990 MELBOURNE FL <>=M112 = =

C4 4 POUNDS 1/31/1990 MELBOURNE FL <>=M112 = =

C4 1 POUNDS 2/27/1989 MIAMI FL <>=M112 = =

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C4 18 POUNDS 4/29/1992 MIAMI FL <>= = =

C4 5 POUNDS 11/13/1992 MIAMI FL <>= = =

C4 6 POUNDS 1/9/1989 MIAMI FL <>= = =

C4 1 POUNDS 12/5/1992 MILTON FL <>=M112 = =

C4 0 POUNDS 4/19/1990 MULBERRY FL <>= = =

C4 2 POUNDS 2/4/1998 PENSACOLA FL <>= = =

C4 0 POUNDS 3/13/1990 POLK COUNTY FL <>= = =

C4 0 POUNDS 6/2/1994 POLK COUNTY FL <>=QUARTER POUND = =

C4 2 POUNDS 12/9/1996 SANFORD FL <>= = =

C4 3 POUNDS 12/9/1996 SANFORD FL <>=M118 = =

C4 0 POUNDS 10/11/1991 WEST PALM BEAC FL <>= = =

C4 112 POUNDS 10/11/1991 WEST PALM BEAC FL <>= = =

C4 180 POUNDS 1/3/1990 WEST PALM BEAC FL <>= = =

C4 80 POUNDS 10/16/1991 WEST PALM BEAC FL <>= = =

C4 0 POUNDS 4/24/1990 WINTER HAVEN FL <>= = =

C4 4 POUNDS 5/16/1990 WINTER HAVEN FL <>= = =

C4 2 POUNDS 2/9/1989 ATLANTA GA <>= = =

C4 4 POUNDS 3/17/1988 ATLANTA GA <>=M112 = =

C4 20 POUNDS 1/17/1990 CHAMBLEE GA <>= = =

C4 3 POUNDS 5/1/1990 CHAMBLEE GA <>= = =

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C4 7 POUNDS 5/1/1990 CHAMBLEE GA <>= = =

C4 0 POUNDS 11/12/1993 CLIMAX GA <>= = =

C4 15 POUNDS 5/7/1989 CUMMINGS GA <>=M112 = =

C4 1 POUNDS 3/16/1990 DORAVILLE GA <>= = =

C4 4 POUNDS 4/13/1990 DORAVILLE GA <>= = =

C4 2 POUNDS 8/18/1993 FORSYTH GA <>=M112 = =

C4 0 POUNDS 12/10/1992 GRAY GA <>=HALF POUND = =

C4 0 POUNDS 6/18/1993 LILBURN GA <>=QUARTER POUND = =

C4 1 POUNDS 6/18/1993 LILBURN GA <>=M112 = =

C4 0 POUNDS 7/28/1991 MARIETTA GA <>=HALF POUND = =

C4 1 POUNDS 1/21/1992 MARIETTA GA <>=M112 = =

C4 0 POUNDS 9/14/1989 ROSWELL GA <>= = =

C4 1 POUNDS 6/18/1993 STONE MOUNTAIN GA <>=M112 = =

C4 2 POUNDS 12/4/1996 WARNER ROBINS GA <>= = =

C4 0 POUNDS 9/14/1996 HONOLULU HI <>=4 OUNCES = =

C4 1 POUNDS 10/16/1995 HONOLULU HI <>= = =

C4 3 POUNDS 6/2/1991 HONOLULU HI <>=M112 = =X

C4 4 POUNDS 3/7/1993 WAHIAWA HI <>= = =

C4 0 POUNDS 4/12/1989 CHEROKEE IA <>= = =

C4 0 POUNDS 7/2/1990 DES MOINES IA <>= = =

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Component Quantity Common Name Quantity Unit Date City State Notes Subtype Amount

C4 1 POUNDS 1/24/1997 DES MOINES IA <>=M112 = =

C4 1 POUNDS 3/19/1993 POLK COUNTY IA <>= = =

C4 1 POUNDS 2/1/1997 SAC CITY IA <>=M112 = =

C4 14 POUNDS 10/13/1995 BLACKFOOT ID <>= = =

C4 20 POUNDS 8/26/1988 OROFINO ID <>=M112 = =

C4 0 POUNDS 4/27/1988 BARRINGTON IL <>= = =

C4 0 POUNDS 9/24/1990 BUNCOMBE IL <>= = =

C4 1 POUNDS 11/10/1990 CARTERVILLE IL <>= = =

C4 1 POUNDS 4/20/1991 CHICAGO IL <>= = =

C4 1 POUNDS 4/9/1991 CHICAGO IL <>= = =

C4 1 POUNDS 5/31/1990 DEERFIELD IL <>=M112 = =

C4 1 POUNDS 3/22/1994 DUPO IL <>= = =

C4 1 POUNDS 7/21/1995 LOCKPORT IL <>=M112 = =

C4 1 POUNDS 1/22/1997 MARTINTON IL <>=M112 = =

C4 3 POUNDS 1/22/1997 MARTINTON IL <>=M112 = =

C4 0 POUNDS 11/12/1992 ROCKDALE IL <>= = =

C4 6 POUNDS 2/21/1995 VILLA PARK IL <>= = =X

C4 4 POUNDS 6/29/1995 BLOOMINGTON IN <>= = =

C4 1 POUNDS 1/15/1988 FT WAYNE IN <>=M112 = =

C4 1 POUNDS 12/3/1997 LAPORTE IN <>=C4 BOOSTERS = =

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Component Quantity Common Name Quantity Unit Date City State Notes Subtype Amount

C4 0 POUNDS 8/14/1997 SCOTTSBURG IN <>= = =

C4 1 POUNDS 6/16/1999 UNKNOWN IN

C4 12 POUNDS 11/29/1988 FT RILEY KS <>=M112 = =X

C4 5 POUNDS 10/25/1993 GRAY COUNTY KS <>=M1 CHAIN DEMO = =

C4 1 POUNDS 10/11/1989 HERRINGTON KS <>= = =

C4 0 POUNDS 5/7/1992 MARION COUNTY KS <>= = =

C4 0 POUNDS 4/24/1993 CLAY FERRY KY <>= = =

C4 1 POUNDS 1/13/1989 COLESBURG KY <>= = =

C4 1 POUNDS 5/4/1994 PINEVILLE KY <>= = =

C4 1 POUNDS 8/24/1994 RICHMOND KY <>= = =

C4 2 POUNDS 12/14/1989 EUNICE LA <>=M112 = =

C4 1 POUNDS 10/19/1988 LEESVILLE LA <>= = =

C4 0 POUNDS 10/20/1988 VERNON PARISH LA <>= = =

C4 3 POUNDS 7/19/1994 BOSTON MA <>= = =

C4 6 POUNDS 5/27/1997 HARVARD MA <>=M112 = =

C4 1 POUNDS 7/10/1997 HAVERHILL MA <>=M112 = =

C4 0 POUNDS 8/18/1995 AUBURN ME <>=HALF POUND = =

C4 2 POUNDS 3/19/1992 SWAN CREEK TOW MI <>= = =

C4 1 POUNDS 11/21/1989 UTICA MI <>=M112 = =

C4 0 POUNDS 2/29/1996 ANOKA MN <>= = =

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Component Quantity Common Name Quantity Unit Date City State Notes Subtype Amount

C4 0 POUNDS 2/29/1996 ANOKA MN <>=ONE THIRD POUND = =

C4 1 POUNDS 3/2/1998 BROOKLYN MN <>=M112 = =

C4 3 POUNDS 8/29/1992 GLENCOE MN <>=M112 = =

C4 1 POUNDS 3/3/1989 ST PAUL MN <>= = =

C4 1 POUNDS 11/15/1995 CATAWISSA MO <>=M112 = =

C4 4 POUNDS 8/16/1990 GRANDVIEW MO <>=M112 = =

C4 0 POUNDS 11/20/1989 HOLTS SUMMIT MO <>=M112 = =

C4 0 POUNDS 8/14/1990 JOPLIN MO <>= = =

C4 3 POUNDS 8/12/1996 KEARNEY MO <>= = =

M112 C4 3 POUNDS 12/11/1998 OLATHE MO

C4 0 POUNDS 10/13/1993 SPRINGFIELD MO <>= = =

C4 1 POUNDS 11/25/1995 ST LOUIS MO <>=M112 = =

C4 3 POUNDS 5/25/1991 HATTISBURG MS <>= = =

C4 3 POUNDS 7/12/1988 JACKSON MS <>= = =

C4 0 POUNDS 2/2/1990 PRENTISS MS <>= = =

C4 0 POUNDS 8/14/1990 SIMPSON COUNTY MS <>=HALF POUND = =

C4 0 POUNDS 7/6/1997 HAMILTON MT <>=QUARTER POUND = =

C4 1 POUNDS 2/25/1993 PABLO MT <>=M5A1 = =

C4 4 POUNDS 2/25/1993 PABLO MT <>=M112 = =

C4 20 POUNDS 9/12/1997 BOONE NC <>= = =

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Component Quantity Common Name Quantity Unit Date City State Notes Subtype Amount

C4 1 POUNDS 5/5/1993 CHARLOTTE NC <>=M112 = =

C4 0 POUNDS 2/7/1990 DUNN NC <>= = =

C4 19 POUNDS 7/18/1994 HOPE MILLS NC <>=M112 = =X

C4 20 POUNDS 5/17/1995 HOPE MILLS NC <>=M112 = =

C4 37 POUNDS 5/17/1995 HOPE MILLS NC <>=M5A1 = =

C4 0 POUNDS 8/28/1997 JACKSONVILLE NC <>= = =

C4 0 POUNDS 9/5/1997 JACKSONVILLE NC <>= = =

C4 2 POUNDS 8/17/1993 LEXINGTON NC <>=M5A1 = =

C4 150 POUNDS 4/1/1992 LINCOLN COUNTY NC <>= = =

C4 1 POUNDS 12/17/1995 RICHLANDS NC <>= = =

C4 2 POUNDS 4/19/1996 ROCKINGHAM NC <>=M112 = =

C4 1 POUNDS 12/26/1996 SILER CITY NC <>= = =

C4 0 POUNDS 11/9/1992 TOBACCOVILLE NC <>= = =

C4 C4 1 POUNDS 7/23/1999 WASHINGTON NC TOWNSHIP

C4 0 POUNDS 3/11/1995 BELLEVUE NE <>= = =

C4 2 POUNDS 5/5/1991 HASTINGS NE <>=M112 = =

C4 1 POUNDS 10/1/1997 LINCOLN NE <>=STORED IN PVC PIPE = =

C4 1 POUNDS 3/3/1995 DOVER TOWNSHIP NJ <>=M112 = =

C4 0 POUNDS 1/16/1988 LINDEN NJ <>= = =

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Component Quantity Common Name Quantity Unit Date City State Notes Subtype Amount

C4 1 POUNDS 6/19/1995 MANTUA TOWNSHI NJ <>= = =

C4 1 POUNDS 4/10/1994 MOONACHIE NJ <>= = =

C4 1 POUNDS 8/17/1998 TRENTON NJ <>=M112 = =

C4 1 POUNDS 5/15/1999 WASHINGTON NJ TOWNSHIP

C4 0 POUNDS 5/22/1995 ALBUQUERQUE NM <>= = =

C4 0 POUNDS 3/9/1995 CARLSBAD NM <>=HALF BLOCK = =

C4 0 POUNDS 2/19/1988 LOVINGTON NM <>= = =

C4 1 POUNDS 7/19/1996 ROSWELL NM <>= = =

C4 2 POUNDS 2/14/1989 HENDERSON NV <>= = =

C4 2 POUNDS 9/7/1994 HENDERSON NV <>= = =

C4 0 POUNDS 1/30/1992 LAS VEGAS NV <>=ONE HALF POUND = =

C4 0 POUNDS 6/2/1995 LAS VEGAS NV <>= = =

C4 0 POUNDS 3/7/1990 RENO NV <>= = =

C4 0 POUNDS 3/20/1991 SPARKS NV <>= = =

C4 1 POUNDS 1/8/1992 BROOKLYN NY <>= = =

C4 1 POUNDS 7/27/1993 PREBLE NY <>= = =

C4 18 POUNDS 8/2/1993 PREBLE NY <>= = =

C4 27 POUNDS 10/5/1988 ROSCOE NY <>= = =

C4 0 POUNDS 7/12/1988 SHERRILL NY <>= = =

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C4 2 POUNDS 5/25/1995 SPRING VALLEY NY <>=M112 = =

C4 4 POUNDS 3/1/1992 UNKNOWN NY <>=M112 = =

C4 1 POUNDS 12/11/1990 CINCINNATI OH <>= = =

C4 1 POUNDS 9/14/1989 LAKEWOOD OH <>=M112 = =

C4 0 POUNDS 8/31/1998 WHITEHORSE OH <>= = =

C4 6 POUNDS 10/29/1997 BROKEN ARROW OK <>= = =

C4 1 POUNDS 5/31/1997 CLOUDY OK <>=M112 = =

C4 0 POUNDS 5/18/1995 GORE OK <>=HALF POUND = =

C4 1 POUNDS 8/20/1990 KELLEYVILLE OK <>=M112 = =

C4 0 POUNDS 7/16/1998 LAWTON OK <>= = =

C4 0 POUNDS 2/14/1991 LOGAN COUNTY OK <>= = =

C4 1 POUNDS 12/28/1996 PERKINS OK <>=M112 = =

C4 12 POUNDS 7/2/1997 TULSA OK <>=M112 = =

C4 0 POUNDS 10/29/1997 UNKNOWN OK <>= = =

C4 0 POUNDS 1/29/1992 EUGENE OR <>=M112 = =

C4 0 POUNDS 12/23/1992 HERMISTON OR <>=M112 = =

C4 3 POUNDS 5/5/1989 MEDFORD OR <>= = =X

C4 1 POUNDS 9/24/1997 MILTON FREEWAT OR <>= = =

C4 0 POUNDS 9/10/1991 PORTLAND OR <>= = =

C4 4 POUNDS 2/5/1988 ROGUE RIVER OR <>= = =

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Component Quantity Common Name Quantity Unit Date City State Notes Subtype Amount

C4 1 POUNDS 3/18/1994 DAYTON PA <>= = =

C4 5 POUNDS 4/23/1996 ENDEAVOR PA <>= = =

C4 1 POUNDS 7/3/1993 HARRISBURG PA <>= = =

C4 0 POUNDS 1/29/1989 MEW BRIGHTON PA <>= = =

C4 0 POUNDS 7/5/1989 MURRYSVILLE PA <>= = =

C4 1 POUNDS 2/23/1995 PHILADELPHIA PA <>=M112 = =

C4 1 POUNDS 7/5/1990 PHILADELPHIA PA <>= = =

C4 1 POUNDS 9/16/1988 PHILADELPHIA PA <>=M112 = =

C4 0 POUNDS 1/28/1990 PITTSBURGH PA <>= = =

C4 240 POUNDS 9/27/1989 TITUSVILLE PA <>=M112 = =

C4 11 POUNDS 9/6/1995 WAYNEBURG PA <>=M112 = =

C4 6 POUNDS 9/4/1991 ANDERSON SC <>=M112 = =

C4 0 POUNDS 10/5/1989 BEREA SC <>=M112 = =

C4 2 POUNDS 10/5/1989 BEREA SC <>=M112 = =

C4 0 POUNDS 9/7/1989 CHARLESTON SC <>= = =

C4 6 POUNDS 9/4/1991 EASLEY SC <>=M112 = =

C4 2 POUNDS 4/6/1994 EDISTO ISLAND SC <>= = =

C4 1 POUNDS 3/26/1995 LEXINGTON SC <>= = =

C4 15 POUNDS 1/25/1988 MECHANICSVILLE SC <>= = =

C4 2 POUNDS 4/21/1990 MT PLEASANT SC <>= = =

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Component Quantity Common Name Quantity Unit Date City State Notes Subtype Amount

C4 5 POUNDS 10/19/1998 NORTH MYRTLE SC 2-2 1/2 POUND BLOCKS BEACH

C4 4 POUNDS 4/6/1998 GREENVILLE TN <>=M112 = =

C4 2 POUNDS 2/8/1997 MEMPHIS TN

C4 20 POUNDS 12/18/1995 MEMPHIS TN <>= = =

C4 0 POUNDS 5/20/1993 AUSTIN TX <>= = =

C4 0 POUNDS 9/18/1989 BRIDGE CITY TX <>=8 OZS = =

C4 0 POUNDS 9/15/1992 CLEVELAND TX <>= = =

C4 4 POUNDS 1/25/1998 CLUTE TX <>= = =

C4 40 POUNDS 10/27/1994 CONROE TX <>=M5A1 = =

C4 0 POUNDS 4/9/1993 CORPUS CHRISTI TX <>= = =

C4 4 POUNDS 4/18/1991 CRESSON TX <>= = =

C4 1 POUNDS 4/17/1989 DALLAS TX <>= = =

C4 10 POUNDS 9/21/1988 DALLAS TX <>= = =

C4 11 POUNDS 4/6/1991 EL PASO TX <>=M112 = =

C4 4 POUNDS 12/8/1995 FORT WORTH TX <>= = =X

C4 0 POUNDS 12/6/1995 GRANBURY TX <>=HALF POUND = =X

C4 1 POUNDS 6/7/1989 HARKER HEIGHTS TX <>= = =

C4 1 POUNDS 2/21/1997 HARRISON COUNT TX <>= = =

C4 1 POUNDS 2/3/1994 HOUSTON TX <>=M112 = =

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Component Quantity Common Name Quantity Unit Date City State Notes Subtype Amount

C4 1 POUNDS 4/1/1997 HUNTSVILLE TX <>=M112 = =

C4 0 POUNDS 6/17/1994 KATY TX <>=M112 = =

C4 2 POUNDS 11/13/1991 LUBBOCK TX <>= = =

C4 1 POUNDS 7/23/1989 PORTER TX <>= = =

C4 0 POUNDS 10/29/1992 SAN ANTONIO TX <>= = =

C4 0 POUNDS 7/19/1996 SAN ANTONIO TX <>=SMALL AMOUNT = =

C4 15 POUNDS 2/24/1993 SAN ANTONIO TX <>= = =

C4 1 POUNDS 12/7/1994 TARRANT COUNTY TX <>= = =X

C4 15 POUNDS 2/25/1993 UVALDE TX <>=M5A1 = =

C4 0 POUNDS 3/20/1991 VILLA DE LA MI TX <>= = =

C4 0 POUNDS 10/16/1997 ABINGDON VA <>= = =

C4 20 POUNDS 9/27/1997 ABINGDON VA <>=M183 = =

C4 50 POUNDS 7/13/1994 GREAT FALLS VA <>=M112 = =

C4 7 POUNDS 8/25/1998 MIDLOTHIAN VA <>= = =

C4 2 POUNDS 2/21/1991 OCEANVIEW VA <>=M112 = =

C4 1 POUNDS 7/7/1992 SPOTSYLVANIA C VA <>= = =

C4 8 POUNDS 6/7/1991 WINCHESTER VA <>= = =

C4 20 POUNDS 11/14/1988 EVERETT WA <>= = =

C4 2 POUNDS 2/21/1995 FORT LEWIS WA <>= = =X

C4 1 POUNDS 7/11/1991 TACOMA WA <>=M112 = =

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C4 4 POUNDS 5/2/1991 LA CROSSE WI <>=M112 = =

C4 0 POUNDS 6/29/1994 BARBOURSVILLE WV <>=QUARTER POUND = =

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Component Quantity Common Name Quantity Unit Date City State Notes Subtype Amount

DETONATING 4 FEET 1/19/1988 AUBURN AL <>= = = CORD

DETONATING 0 FEET 2/18/1995 BALDWIN COUNTY AL <>= = = CORD

DETONATING 0 FEET 7/17/1995 MT OLIVE AL <>= = = CORD

DETONATING 2000 FEET 10/16/1993 PHOENIX AZ <>= = = CORD

DETONATING 130 FEET 12/15/1992 APPLE VALLEY CA <>= = = CORD

DETONATING 3 FEET 8/10/1995 CANOGA PARK CA <>= = = CORD

DETONATING 0 FEET 5/2/1991 GARDENA CA <>= = = CORD

DETONATING 0 FEET 5/31/1989 LEMOORE CA <>= = = CORD

DETONATING 70 FEET 2/26/1991 LONG BEACH CA <>= = = CORD

DETONATING 10 FEET 9/2/1992 PITTSBURG CA <>= = = CORD

DETONATING 40 FEET 12/21/1993 VALENCDA CA <>= = = CORD

DETONATING 0 FEET 6/17/1988 JEFFERSON COUN CO <>= = = CORD

DETONATING 0 FEET 12/29/1990 JACKSONVILLE FL <>= = = CORD

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ATF Incidents Involving Detonating Cord

Component Quantity Common Name Quantity Unit Date City State Notes Subtype Amount

DETONATING 75 FEET 2/13/1990 KEY WEST FL <>= = = CORD

DETONATING 1000 FEET 1/31/1990 MELBOURNE FL <>= = = CORD

DETONATING 200 FEET 1/30/1993 MIAMI FL <>= = = CORD

DETONATING 6 FEET 1/9/1989 MIAMI FL <>= = = CORD

DETONATING 9 FEET 4/17/1997 OKEECHOBEE FL <>= = = CORD

DETONATING 100 FEET 1/17/1990 CHAMBLEE GA <>= = = CORD

DETONATING 2000 FEET 11/12/1993 CLIMAX GA <>= = = CORD

DETONATING 54 FEET 5/7/1989 CUMMINGS GA <>= = = CORD

DETONATING 50 FEET 3/13/1990 FAYETTEVILLE GA <>= = = CORD

DETONATING 15 FEET 8/19/1992 CHATHAM IL <>= = = CORD

DETONATING 0 FEET 4/20/1991 CHICAGO IL <>= = = CORD

DETONATING 2 FEET 4/9/1991 CHICAGO IL <>= = = CORD

DETONATING 0 FEET 5/31/1990 DEERFIELD IL <>= = = CORD

Note: The letters surrounded by <...> in the Notes field is computer language and should be ignored. The important information is right of the equal sign. UXO Incident Cases

ATF Incidents Involving Detonating Cord

Component Quantity Common Name Quantity Unit Date City State Notes Subtype Amount

DETONATING 0 FEET 1/22/1997 MARTINTON IL <>= = = CORD

DETONATING 18 FEET 6/29/1995 BLOOMINGTON IN <>= = = CORD

DETONATING 50 FEET 7/25/1994 BLADENSBURG MD <>= = = CORD

DETONATING 850 FEET 11/9/1998 CLARE COUNTY MI CORD

DETONATING 0 FEET 11/20/1989 HOLTS SUMMIT MO <>= = = CORD

DETONATING 100 FEET 7/18/1994 HOPE MILLS NC <>= = = CORD

DETONATING 510 FEET 5/17/1995 HOPE MILLS NC <>= = = CORD

DETONATING 57 FEET 4/19/1996 ROCKINGHAM NC <>= = = CORD

DETONATING 0 FEET 3/11/1995 BELLEVUE NE <>= = = CORD

DETONATING 30 FEET 8/16/1994 CLOVIS NM <>= = = CORD

DETONATING 4 FEET 8/13/1996 COLVELO NY <>= = = CORD

DETONATING 50 FEET 12/11/1990 CINCINNATI OH <>=M424 = = CORD

DETONATING 375 FEET 5/17/1991 LORAIN OH <>= = = CORD

Note: The letters surrounded by <...> in the Notes field is computer language and should be ignored. The important information is right of the equal sign. UXO Incident Cases

ATF Incidents Involving Detonating Cord

Component Quantity Common Name Quantity Unit Date City State Notes Subtype Amount

DETONATING 3 FEET 8/20/1990 KELLEYVILLE OK <>= = = CORD

DETONATING 2000 FEET 7/2/1997 TULSA OK <>= = = CORD

DETONATING 26 FEET 4/23/1996 ENDEAVOR PA <>= = = CORD

DETONATING 30 FEET 7/3/1993 HARRISBURG PA <>= = = CORD

DETONATING 3 FEET 9/16/1988 PHILADELPHIA PA <>= = = CORD

DETONATING 400 FEET 11/4/1988 WAYNESBORO PA <>= = = CORD

DETONATING 108 FEET 1/25/1988 MECHANICSVILLE SC <>= = = CORD

DETONATING 56 FEET 1/25/1988 MECHANICSVILLE SC <>= = = CORD

DETONATING 0 FEET 10/3/1989 MURFREESBORO TN <>= = = CORD

DETONATING 1 FEET 9/18/1989 BRIDGE CITY TX <>= = = CORD

DETONATING 30 FEET 12/8/1995 FORT WORTH TX <>= = = CORD

DETONATING 15 FEET 12/6/1995 GRANBURY TX <>= = = CORD

DETONATING 200 FEET 4/30/1999 HOUSTON TX CORD

Note: The letters surrounded by <...> in the Notes field is computer language and should be ignored. The important information is right of the equal sign. UXO Incident Cases

ATF Incidents Involving Detonating Cord

Component Quantity Common Name Quantity Unit Date City State Notes Subtype Amount

DETONATING 7 FEET 9/17/1994 MT PLEASANT UT <>= = = CORD

DETONATING 0 FEET 11/14/1988 EVERETT WA <>= = = CORD

DETONATING 36 FEET 8/29/1994 CHEYENNE WY <>= = = CORD

Note: The letters surrounded by <...> in the Notes field is computer language and should be ignored. The important information is right of the equal sign. UXO Incident Cases

ATF Incidents Involving Detonators

Component Quantity Common Name Quantity Unit Date City State Notes Subtype Amount

NON-ELECTRIC 4 EACH 8/30/1988 DECATUR AL <>= = = DETONATORS

NON-ELECTRIC 9 EACH 8/13/1988 LANTON AL <>= = = DETONATORS

NON-ELECTRIC 6 EACH 10/22/198 LAUDERDALE COU AL <>=M6 = = DETONATORS 9

NON-ELECTRIC 1 EACH 7/17/1995 MT OLIVE AL <>= = = DETONATORS

ELECTRIC 0 EACH 7/19/1993 NEWTON COUNTY AR <>= = = DETONATORS

NON-ELECTRIC 0 EACH 7/1/1996 PHOENIX AZ <>= = = DETONATORS

NON-ELECTRIC 20 EACH 10/16/199 PHOENIX AZ <>= = = DETONATORS 3

NON-ELECTRIC 2 EACH 10/13/199 ANAHEIM CA <>= = = DETONATORS 5

ELECTRIC 26 EACH 12/15/199 APPLE VALLEY CA <>= = = DETONATORS 2

NON-ELECTRIC 6 EACH 12/15/199 APPLE VALLEY CA <>= = = DETONATORS 2

NON-ELECTRIC 84 EACH 12/15/199 APPLE VALLEY CA <>=M6 = = DETONATORS 2

NON-ELECTRIC 3 EACH 3/14/1997 CALEXICO CA DETONATORS

ELECTRIC 10 EACH 11/9/1992 CASTRO VALLEY CA <>= = = DETONATORS

Note: The letters surrounded by <...> in the Notes field is computer language and should be ignored. The important information is right of the equal sign. UXO Incident Cases

ATF Incidents Involving Detonators

Component Quantity Common Name Quantity Unit Date City State Notes Subtype Amount

NON-ELECTRIC 1 EACH 10/9/1998 EAST SAN DIEGO CA DETONATORS COUNTY

ELECTRIC 53 EACH 10/17/198 HEALDSBURG CA <>= = = DETONATORS 8

NON-ELECTRIC 0 EACH 5/31/1989 LEMOORE CA <>= = = DETONATORS

ELECTRIC 3 EACH 2/26/1991 LONG BEACH CA <>= = = DETONATORS

NON-ELECTRIC 8 EACH 9/2/1992 PITTSBURG CA <>= = = DETONATORS

NON-ELECTRIC 2 EACH 3/3/1994 SANTA ANA CA <>= = = DETONATORS

ELECTRIC 1 EACH 8/20/1992 SANTA ROSA CA <>= = = DETONATORS

NON-ELECTRIC 1 EACH 3/3/1994 TUSTIN CA <>= = = DETONATORS

NON-ELECTRIC 3 EACH 7/7/1994 VALLEJO CA <>= = = DETONATORS

NON-ELECTRIC 3 EACH 6/17/1988 JEFFERSON COUN CO <>= = = DETONATORS

ELECTRIC 6 EACH 1/31/1997 NORWICH CT <>=M6 = = DETONATORS

NON-ELECTRIC 8 EACH 1/31/1997 NORWICH CT <>= = = DETONATORS

ELECTRIC 2 EACH 4/20/1990 BOYNTON BEACH FL <>= = = DETONATORS

Note: The letters surrounded by <...> in the Notes field is computer language and should be ignored. The important information is right of the equal sign. UXO Incident Cases

ATF Incidents Involving Detonators

Component Quantity Common Name Quantity Unit Date City State Notes Subtype Amount

NON-ELECTRIC 10 EACH 4/25/1990 BOYNTON BEACH FL <>=M7 = = DETONATORS

NON-ELECTRIC 2 EACH 12/14/199 DADE COUNTY FL <>= = = DETONATORS 5

NON-ELECTRIC 10 EACH 4/23/1997 DEERFIELD BEAC FL <>=M7 = = DETONATORS

NON-ELECTRIC 3 EACH 5/9/1999 FORT WALTON FL DETONATORS BEACH

NON-ELECTRIC 2 EACH 10/8/1995 HOLLYWOOD FL <>= = = DETONATORS

ELECTRIC 0 EACH 11/17/199 JACKSONVILLE FL <>= = = DETONATORS 0

NON-ELECTRIC 0 EACH 11/17/199 JACKSONVILLE FL <>=C7 = = DETONATORS 0

NON-ELECTRIC 0 EACH 11/17/199 JACKSONVILLE FL <>=M7 = = DETONATORS 0

NON-ELECTRIC 10 EACH 12/20/199 JUNO BEACH FL <>= = = DETONATORS 4

NON-ELECTRIC 25 EACH 2/13/1990 KEY WEST FL <>=M7 = = DETONATORS

NON-ELECTRIC 49 EACH 3/6/1990 LAKE WORTH FL <>= = = DETONATORS

ELECTRIC 12 EACH 1/9/1989 MIAMI FL <>= = = DETONATORS

NON-ELECTRIC 1 EACH 8/18/1988 MIAMI FL <>=M4 = = DETONATORS

Note: The letters surrounded by <...> in the Notes field is computer language and should be ignored. The important information is right of the equal sign. UXO Incident Cases

ATF Incidents Involving Detonators

Component Quantity Common Name Quantity Unit Date City State Notes Subtype Amount

NON-ELECTRIC 4 EACH 1/9/1989 MIAMI FL <>= = = DETONATORS

NON-ELECTRIC 4 EACH 5/5/1992 MIAMI FL <>= = = DETONATORS

NON-ELECTRIC 10 EACH 2/4/1998 PENSACOLA FL <>=M7 = = DETONATORS

NON-ELECTRIC 50 EACH 12/9/1996 SANFORD FL <>= = = DETONATORS

ELECTRIC 114 EACH 2/15/1996 BLAIRSVILLE GA <>= = = DETONATORS

ELECTRIC 51 EACH 2/6/1996 BLAIRSVILLE GA <>=M6 = = DETONATORS

NON-ELECTRIC 8 EACH 2/15/1996 BLAIRSVILLE GA <>= = = DETONATORS

ELECTRIC 20 EACH 1/17/1990 CHAMBLEE GA <>= = = DETONATORS

NON-ELECTRIC 10 EACH 1/17/1990 CHAMBLEE GA <>= = = DETONATORS

NON-ELECTRIC 2 EACH 10/26/199 CHATHAM GA <>= = = DETONATORS 5 COUNTY

ELECTRIC 8 EACH 11/12/199 CLIMAX GA <>= = = DETONATORS 3

ELECTRIC 8 EACH 5/7/1989 CUMMINGS GA <>= = = DETONATORS

NON-ELECTRIC 14 EACH 5/7/1989 CUMMINGS GA <>= = = DETONATORS

Note: The letters surrounded by <...> in the Notes field is computer language and should be ignored. The important information is right of the equal sign. UXO Incident Cases

ATF Incidents Involving Detonators

Component Quantity Common Name Quantity Unit Date City State Notes Subtype Amount

ELECTRIC 1 EACH 6/18/1993 LILBURN GA <>= = = DETONATORS

ELECTRIC 11 EACH 6/18/1993 LILBURN GA <>= = = DETONATORS

ELECTRIC 5 EACH 1/21/1992 MARIETTA GA <>= = = DETONATORS

ELECTRIC 6 EACH 12/21/198 THOMASTON GA <>= = = DETONATORS 8

NON-ELECTRIC 10 EACH 8/1/1997 WALTHOURVILLE GA <>=M7 = = DETONATORS

NON-ELECTRIC 1 EACH 3/15/1991 MILILANI HI <>=PART OF FUSE = DETONATORS =

ELECTRIC 1 EACH 3/7/1993 WAHIAWA HI <>=M6 = = DETONATORS

NON-ELECTRIC 3 EACH 3/19/1993 POLK COUNTY IA <>= = = DETONATORS

NON-ELECTRIC 10 EACH 10/13/199 BLACKFOOT ID <>= = = DETONATORS 5

NON-ELECTRIC 8 EACH 8/26/1988 OROFINO ID <>= = = DETONATORS

NON-ELECTRIC 1 EACH 11/7/1997 REXBURG ID <>= = = DETONATORS

ELECTRIC 4 EACH 1/21/1996 CALUMET CITY IL <>= = = DETONATORS

ELECTRIC 1 EACH 4/2/1996 NAPERVILLE IL <>= = = DETONATORS

Note: The letters surrounded by <...> in the Notes field is computer language and should be ignored. The important information is right of the equal sign. UXO Incident Cases

ATF Incidents Involving Detonators

Component Quantity Common Name Quantity Unit Date City State Notes Subtype Amount

ELECTRIC 0 EACH 6/29/1996 SALEM IL <>= = = DETONATORS

ELECTRIC 0 EACH 8/11/1998 SPRINGFIELD IL <>= = = DETONATORS

NON-ELECTRIC 10 EACH 2/21/1995 VILLA PARK IL <>= = =X DETONATORS

ELECTRIC 1 EACH 6/29/1995 BLOOMINGTON IN <>= = = DETONATORS

NON-ELECTRIC 10 EACH 6/29/1995 BLOOMINGTON IN <>= = = DETONATORS

ELECTRIC 1 EACH 10/25/199 GRAY COUNTY KS <>= = = DETONATORS 3

NON-ELECTRIC 3 EACH 12/30/199 WICHITA KS <>=M6 = = DETONATORS 5

NON-ELECTRIC 50 EACH 10/26/199 LOUISVILLE KY DETONATORS 8

NON-ELECTRIC 10 EACH 3/21/1997 VERSAILLES KY <>=M6 = = DETONATORS

NON-ELECTRIC 10 EACH 1/31/1991 BAKER LA <>=M7 = = DETONATORS

ELECTRIC 36 EACH 1/9/1991 LUNENBURG MA <>= = = DETONATORS

NON-ELECTRIC 6 EACH 1/9/1991 LUNENBURG MA <>= = = DETONATORS

ELECTRIC 1 EACH 7/25/1994 BLADENSBURG MD <>= = = DETONATORS

Note: The letters surrounded by <...> in the Notes field is computer language and should be ignored. The important information is right of the equal sign. UXO Incident Cases

ATF Incidents Involving Detonators

Component Quantity Common Name Quantity Unit Date City State Notes Subtype Amount

NON-ELECTRIC 1 EACH 1/1/1997 DETROIT MI DETONATORS

ELECTRIC 1 EACH 2/2/1996 HAZEL PARK MI <>= = = DETONATORS

ELECTRIC 1 EACH 3/19/1992 SWAN CREEK MI <>= = = DETONATORS TOW

ELECTRIC 1 EACH 10/27/198 BLAINE MN <>= = = DETONATORS 8

ELECTRIC 1 EACH 10/28/198 BLAINE MN <>= = = DETONATORS 8

NON-ELECTRIC 4 EACH 11/15/199 CATAWISSA MO <>=M7 = = DETONATORS 5

ELECTRIC 1 EACH 5/30/1996 HERMANN MO <>=M4 = = DETONATORS

ELECTRIC 1 EACH 8/14/1990 JOPLIN MO <>= = = DETONATORS

NON-ELECTRIC 4 EACH 11/25/199 ST LOUIS MO <>=M7 = = DETONATORS 5

NON-ELECTRIC 1 EACH 2/2/1990 PRENTISS MS <>= = = DETONATORS

NON-ELECTRIC 4 EACH 7/6/1997 HAMILTON MT <>= = = DETONATORS

ELECTRIC 37 EACH 5/17/1995 HOPE MILLS NC <>=M6 = = DETONATORS

ELECTRIC 6 EACH 7/18/1994 HOPE MILLS NC <>= = = DETONATORS

Note: The letters surrounded by <...> in the Notes field is computer language and should be ignored. The important information is right of the equal sign. UXO Incident Cases

ATF Incidents Involving Detonators

Component Quantity Common Name Quantity Unit Date City State Notes Subtype Amount

NON-ELECTRIC 62 EACH 5/17/1995 HOPE MILLS NC <>=M7 = = DETONATORS

NON-ELECTRIC 0 EACH 8/28/1997 JACKSONVILLE NC <>= = = DETONATORS

ELECTRIC 6 EACH 8/17/1993 LEXINGTON NC <>= = = DETONATORS

NON-ELECTRIC 10 EACH 4/19/1996 ROCKINGHAM NC <>= = = DETONATORS

ELECTRIC 7 EACH 12/26/199 SILER CITY NC <>=M6 = = DETONATORS 6

NON-ELECTRIC 1 EACH 2/20/1992 ATLANTIC CITY NJ <>= = = DETONATORS

ELECTRIC 52 EACH 4/10/1994 MOONACHIE NJ <>=M6 = = DETONATORS

NON-ELECTRIC 4 EACH 7/3/1992 LAS VEGAS NV <>= = = DETONATORS

ELECTRIC 1 EACH 1/8/1992 BROOKLYN NY <>= = = DETONATORS

NON-ELECTRIC 6 EACH 8/13/1996 COLVELO NY <>= = = DETONATORS

ELECTRIC 12 EACH 3/1/1992 UNKNOWN NY <>=M6 = = DETONATORS

NON-ELECTRIC 41 EACH 3/1/1992 UNKNOWN NY <>= = = DETONATORS

ELECTRIC 21 EACH 4/24/1995 CHILLICOTHE OH <>=M6 = = DETONATORS

Note: The letters surrounded by <...> in the Notes field is computer language and should be ignored. The important information is right of the equal sign. UXO Incident Cases

ATF Incidents Involving Detonators

Component Quantity Common Name Quantity Unit Date City State Notes Subtype Amount

ELECTRIC 0 EACH 12/11/199 CINCINNATI OH <>=M7 = = DETONATORS 0

ELECTRIC 12 EACH 12/11/199 CINCINNATI OH <>=M6 = = DETONATORS 0

ELECTRIC 10 EACH 12/1/1993 COLUMBUS OH <>= = = DETONATORS

ELECTRIC 3 EACH 7/28/1995 ZANESVILLE OH <>= = = DETONATORS

ELECTRIC 1 EACH 7/2/1997 TULSA OK <>=M4 = = DETONATORS

ELECTRIC 11 EACH 7/28/1997 TULSA OK <>= = = DETONATORS

ELECTRIC 1 EACH 9/24/1997 MILTON FREEWAT OR <>= = = DETONATORS

NON-ELECTRIC 12 EACH 9/24/1997 MILTON FREEWAT OR <>= = = DETONATORS

ELECTRIC 40 EACH 10/9/1994 CLARION PA <>=M130 = = DETONATORS

NON-ELECTRIC 0 EACH 10/9/1994 CLARION PA <>= = = DETONATORS

ELECTRIC 0 EACH 5/7/1991 FAIRHOPE PA <>=M6 = = DETONATORS

ELECTRIC 1 EACH 10/20/198 FORD CITY PA <>= = = DETONATORS 9

ELECTRIC 50 EACH 5/20/1988 GROVE CITY PA <>= = = DETONATORS

Note: The letters surrounded by <...> in the Notes field is computer language and should be ignored. The important information is right of the equal sign. UXO Incident Cases

ATF Incidents Involving Detonators

Component Quantity Common Name Quantity Unit Date City State Notes Subtype Amount

NON-ELECTRIC 1 EACH 4/12/1995 PHILADELPHIA PA <>= = = DETONATORS

NON-ELECTRIC 10 EACH 9/16/1988 PHILADELPHIA PA <>=M7 = = DETONATORS

NON-ELECTRIC 4 EACH 9/16/1988 PHILADELPHIA PA <>=M7 = = DETONATORS

ELECTRIC 24 EACH 9/6/1995 WAYNEBURG PA <>=M6 = = DETONATORS

NON-ELECTRIC 14 EACH 11/4/1988 WAYNESBORO PA <>= = = DETONATORS

ELECTRIC 15 EACH 8/30/1991 EASLEY SC <>= = = DETONATORS

NON-ELECTRIC 16 EACH 1/25/1988 MECHANICSVILLE SC <>= = = DETONATORS

NON-ELECTRIC 0 EACH 2/1/1994 RICHLAND COUNT SC <>=M55 = = DETONATORS

NON-ELECTRIC 0 EACH 2/1/1994 RICHLAND COUNT SC <>=M99 = = DETONATORS

ELECTRIC 3 EACH 3/20/1993 REDFIELD SD <>= = = DETONATORS

NON-ELECTRIC 5 EACH 6/17/1998 CHATTANOOGA TN <>=SHOCK TUBE INITIATOR DETONATORS = =

ELECTRIC 15 EACH 6/22/1994 HENDERSONVILLE TN <>=M6 = = DETONATORS

NON-ELECTRIC 6 EACH 6/22/1994 HENDERSONVILLE TN <>=M7 = = DETONATORS

Note: The letters surrounded by <...> in the Notes field is computer language and should be ignored. The important information is right of the equal sign. UXO Incident Cases

ATF Incidents Involving Detonators

Component Quantity Common Name Quantity Unit Date City State Notes Subtype Amount

NON-ELECTRIC 6 EACH 10/3/1989 MURFREESBORO TN <>= = = DETONATORS

ELECTRIC 9 EACH 7/18/1988 CIBOLO TX <>=TRAINING AIDS = DETONATORS =

ELECTRIC 2 EACH 4/18/1991 CRESSON TX <>= = = DETONATORS

ELECTRIC 4 EACH 4/17/1989 DALLAS TX <>= = = DETONATORS

NON-ELECTRIC 3 EACH 4/17/1989 DALLAS TX <>= = = DETONATORS

NON-ELECTRIC 10 EACH 12/8/1995 FORT WORTH TX <>= = = DETONATORS

NON-ELECTRIC 6 EACH 12/8/1995 FORT WORTH TX <>= = = DETONATORS

NON-ELECTRIC 1 EACH 12/6/1995 GRANBURY TX <>= = = DETONATORS

ELECTRIC 15 EACH 5/28/1996 HEMPSTEAD TX <>=M6 = = DETONATORS

NON-ELECTRIC 20 EACH 5/28/1996 HEMPSTEAD TX <>=M7 = = DETONATORS

ELECTRIC 30 EACH 4/30/1999 HOUSTON TX DETONATORS

NON-ELECTRIC 1 EACH 2/3/1994 HOUSTON TX <>= = = DETONATORS

NON-ELECTRIC 16 EACH 4/30/1999 HOUSTON TX DETONATORS

Note: The letters surrounded by <...> in the Notes field is computer language and should be ignored. The important information is right of the equal sign. UXO Incident Cases

ATF Incidents Involving Detonators

Component Quantity Common Name Quantity Unit Date City State Notes Subtype Amount

NON-ELECTRIC 14 EACH 5/30/1988 NEW BRAUNFELS TX <>=M7 = = DETONATORS

ELECTRIC 2 EACH 7/23/1989 PORTER TX <>= = = DETONATORS

NON-ELECTRIC 10 EACH 7/23/1989 PORTER TX <>= = = DETONATORS

ELECTRIC 1 EACH 10/29/199 SAN ANTONIO TX <>= = = DETONATORS 2

ELECTRIC 3 EACH 2/25/1993 UVALDE TX <>= = = DETONATORS

NON-ELECTRIC 6 EACH 2/25/1993 UVALDE TX <>= = = DETONATORS

ELECTRIC 10 EACH 10/16/199 ABINGDON VA <>=M6 = = DETONATORS 7

ELECTRIC 10 EACH 5/18/1993 CHESAPEAKE VA <>= = =X DETONATORS

NON-ELECTRIC 0 EACH 5/18/1993 CHESAPEAKE VA <>= = =X DETONATORS

NON-ELECTRIC 25 EACH 8/25/1998 MIDLOTHIAN VA <>= = = DETONATORS

ELECTRIC 30 EACH 5/24/1991 TUBB VA <>=M6 = = DETONATORS

M60 FUSE IMPROVISED 1 EACH 7/28/1998 BATTLEGROUND WA IGNITOR DETONATORS/INI TIATORS

NON-ELECTRIC 2 EACH 2/21/1995 FORT LEWIS WA <>= = =X DETONATORS

Note: The letters surrounded by <...> in the Notes field is computer language and should be ignored. The important information is right of the equal sign. UXO Incident Cases

ATF Incidents Involving Detonators

Component Quantity Common Name Quantity Unit Date City State Notes Subtype Amount

ELECTRIC 0 EACH 6/15/1995 PIERRE WA <>= = = DETONATORS

NON-ELECTRIC 0 EACH 6/15/1995 PIERRE WA <>= = = DETONATORS

ELECTRIC 2 EACH 9/11/1992 SUMNER WA <>= = = DETONATORS

ELECTRIC 1 EACH 6/4/1998 KENOSHA WI <>=M4 = = DETONATORS

ELECTRIC 10 EACH 5/2/1991 LA CROSSE WI <>=M6 = = DETONATORS

Note: The letters surrounded by <...> in the Notes field is computer language and should be ignored. The important information is right of the equal sign. UXO Incident Cases

ATF Incidents Involving Firing Devices

Common Component Quantity Quantity Unit Date City State Notes Name Subtype Amount

FIRING DEVICE 0 UNKNOWN 8/30/1988 DECATUR AL <>=M1A1 = =

FIRING DEVICE 0 UNKNOWN 9/19/1997 LITTLE ROCK AR <>=M60 = =

FIRING DEVICE 0 UNKNOWN 12/13/1995 PUEBLO CO <>=M57 = =

FIRING DEVICE 0 UNKNOWN 12/4/1996 WARNER ROBINS GA <>=M142 = =

FIRING DEVICE 2 EACH 8/11/1988 MARSHALL IL <>=M5 = =

FIRING DEVICE 0 UNKNOWN 2/20/1991 TROY MI <>=FUSE IGNITORS = =

FIRING DEVICE 0 UNKNOWN 12/9/1989 EAST PINE CITY MN <>=BOOBY TRAP FIRING DE = =

FIRING DEVICE 0 UNKNOWN 5/30/1996 HERMANN MO <>=M57 = =

FIRING DEVICE 0 UNKNOWN 7/15/1989 CARTHAGE MS <>=M57 = =

FIRING DEVICE 1 EACH 7/6/1997 HAMILTON MT <>=M142 = =

FIRING DEVICE 0 UNKNOWN 12/26/1996 SILER CITY NC <>=M142 = =

FIRING DEVICE 0 UNKNOWN 4/7/1993 NEWARK NJ <>=FIRING PIN ASSEMBLY = =

FIRING DEVICE 0 UNKNOWN 12/1/1993 COLUMBUS OH <>=M142 = =

FIRING DEVICE 0 UNKNOWN 3/27/1996 OKLAHOMA CITY OK <>=M57 = =

FIRING DEVICE 0 UNKNOWN 8/26/1994 BEND OR <>=INITIATOR FROM M115A = =

FIRING DEVICE 0 UNKNOWN 8/25/1993 DUNCANNON PA <>=M5 = =

FIRING DEVICE 0 UNKNOWN 9/6/1995 WAYNEBURG PA <>=M3 = =

FIRING DEVICE 0 UNKNOWN 9/6/1995 WAYNEBURG PA <>=M60 = =

FIRING DEVICE 1 EACH 10/28/1995 WAYNESBURG PA <>=M3 = =

FIRING DEVICE 1 EACH 10/28/1995 WAYNESBURG PA <>=M6 = =

Note: The letters surrounded by <...> in the Notes field is computer language and should be ignored. The important information is right of the equal sign. UXO Incident Cases

ATF Incidents Involving Firing Devices

Common Component Quantity Quantity Unit Date City State Notes Name Subtype Amount

FIRING DEVICE 0 UNKNOWN 9/17/1994 MT PLEASANT UT <>=M1 = =

FIRING DEVICE 0 UNKNOWN 10/16/1997 ABINGDON VA <>=CHEMICAL DELAYS = =

FIRING DEVICE 0 UNKNOWN 9/27/1997 ABINGDON VA <>=M142 = =

FIRING DEVICE 5 EACH 10/16/1997 ABINGDON VA <>=M1A1 = =

FIRING DEVICE 7 EACH 10/16/1997 ABINGDON VA <>=M142 = =

Note: The letters surrounded by <...> in the Notes field is computer language and should be ignored. The important information is right of the equal sign. UXO Incident Cases

ATF Incidents Involving Flares

Component Quantity Common Name Quantity Unit Date City State Notes Subtype Amount

FLARE 1 EACH 10/13/1994 HUNTSVILLE AL <>=M49 TRIP = =

FLARE 14 EACH 8/13/1988 LANTON AL <>= = =

FLARE 4 EACH 8/1/1996 PRATTVILLE AL <>=M49A1 = =

FLARE 0 UNKNOWN 7/1/1996 PHOENIX AZ <>= = =

FLARE 1 EACH 11/7/1993 YUMA AZ <>=PARACHUTE = =

FLARE 0 UNKNOWN 11/15/1993 AUBURN CA <>=TRIP = =

SIGNAL 1 EACH 12/13/1990 AZTEC WELL CA <>=M127A1 = = INCENDIARY FLARE

SIGNAL 1 EACH 12/13/1990 AZTEC WELL CA <>=STAR PARACHUTE = = INCENDIARY FLARE

SIGNAL 17 EACH 12/13/1990 AZTEC WELL CA <>=M127A1 = = INCENDIARY FLARE

SIGNAL 3 EACH 12/13/1990 AZTEC WELL CA <>=DAY NIGHT = = INCENDIARY FLARE

FLARE 0 UNKNOWN 3/16/1994 CORONA CA <>=PARACHUTE = =

FLARE 0 UNKNOWN 1/8/1993 ENCINITAS CA <>=SEA FLARE = =

FLARE 3 EACH 3/14/1991 IMPERIAL CA <>=MK43 AIRCRAFT FLARES = = COUNT

FLARE 0 UNKNOWN 6/21/1995 OLIVEHURST CA <>= = =

FLARE 1 EACH 3/20/1992 ONTARIO CA <>=GROUND ILLUMINATION = =

Note: The letters surrounded by <...> in the Notes field is computer language and should be ignored. The important information is right of the equal sign. UXO Incident Cases

ATF Incidents Involving Flares

Component Quantity Common Name Quantity Unit Date City State Notes Subtype Amount

FLARE 0 UNKNOWN 4/26/1995 OROVILLE CA <>=M152 STAR CLUSTER = =

FLARE 1 EACH 9/2/1992 PITTSBURG CA <>=M127A1 = =

FLARE 0 UNKNOWN 7/29/1997 POWAY CA <>=TRIP = =X

FLARE 0 UNKNOWN 1/30/1995 SAN DIEGO CA <>=SIGNAL = =

FLARE 2 EACH 6/26/1996 SAN DIEGO CA <>=MK58 = =

FLARE 0 UNKNOWN 9/19/1995 SANTA ROSA CA <>=AERIAL = =

FLARE 0 UNKNOWN 6/13/1995 STOCKTON CA <>=TRIP = =

FLARE 4 EACH 5/2/1991 TEMECULA CA <>= = =

FLARE 4 EACH 12/21/1993 VALENCDA CA <>=SIGNAL GROUND STAR = =

FLARE 4 EACH 4/2/1995 VISTA CA <>=25MM = =

SIGNAL 1 EACH 1/31/1997 NORWICH CT <>=AIRCRAFT = = INCENDIARY FLARE

FLARE 3 EACH 11/2/1993 WASHINGTO DC <>=TRIP = = N

FLARE 0 UNKNOWN 2/23/1995 CHIPLEY FL <>=40MM = =

FLARE 0 UNKNOWN 2/6/1995 DADE FL <>=MARK 58 MOD 1 NAVAL = = COUNTY

FLARE 1 EACH 11/17/1990 JACKSONVIL FL <>=M95 = = LE

FLARE 3 EACH 11/17/1990 JACKSONVIL FL <>=M125A1 = = LE

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Component Quantity Common Name Quantity Unit Date City State Notes Subtype Amount

FLARE 0 UNKNOWN 3/25/1996 JOLAMORAD FL <>=SIGNAL = = A

FLARE 0 UNKNOWN 3/25/1996 JOLAMORAD FL <>=TRIP = = A

FLARE 0 UNKNOWN 4/11/1995 LOST TREE FL <>=MARK 25 = = VILL

FLARE 1 EACH 11/13/1992 MIAMI FL <>= = =

FLARE 2 EACH 4/17/1997 OKEECHOBE FL <>= = = E

FLARE 1 EACH 5/23/1991 ATLANTA GA <>=SIGNAL = =

FLARE 14 EACH 2/9/1989 ATLANTA GA <>= = =

FLARE 1 EACH 2/15/1996 BLAIRSVILLE GA <>=M158 = =

FLARE 11 EACH 2/15/1996 BLAIRSVILLE GA <>=M49A1 = =

FLARE 1 EACH 8/7/1992 COLUMBUS GA <>=SIGNAL = =

FLARE 2 EACH 7/31/1992 COLUMBUS GA <>= = =

FLARE 24 EACH 8/7/1992 COLUMBUS GA <>=SIGNAL = =

FLARE 2 EACH 8/18/1993 FORSYTH GA <>=M49A = =

FLARE 1 EACH 8/1/1997 WALTHOURV GA <>= = = ILLE

FLARE 4 EACH 9/6/1990 AKRON IA <>= = =

FLARE 1 EACH 11/7/1997 REXBURG ID <>=M117 BOOBY TRAP = =

FLARE 1 EACH 2/26/1996 CHICAGO IL <>=SURFACE TRIP = =

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ATF Incidents Involving Flares

Component Quantity Common Name Quantity Unit Date City State Notes Subtype Amount

FLARE 1 EACH 4/25/1995 CHICAGO IL <>=TRIP FLARE = =

FLARE 1 EACH 4/28/1991 CHICAGO IL <>=M53 RED SIGNAL = =

FLARE 3 EACH 11/2/1988 CHICAGO IL <>=M49A1 = =

FLARE 53 EACH 1/22/1997 MARTINTON IL <>=PARACHUTE = =

FLARE 2 EACH 12/2/1993 PLAINFIELD IL <>=M49 = =

FLARE 1 EACH 10/20/1994 WHEATON IL <>=MK13 SMOKE = =

FLARE 1 EACH 7/28/1988 WICHITA KS <>=M158 = =

SIGNAL 1 EACH 10/12/1996 WICHITA KS <>=M159 = = INCENDIARY FLARE

FLARE 1 EACH 10/21/1997 BROWNSVIL KY <>= = = LE

FLARE 1 EACH 7/19/1989 CLINTON KY <>= = =

FLARE 1 EACH 3/5/1991 OWENSBOR KY <>= = = O

FLARE 1 EACH 12/10/1997 WOODBINE KY <>= = =

FLARE 2 EACH 1/31/1991 BAKER LA <>=M127A1 = =

FLARE 2 EACH 1/31/1991 BAKER LA <>=M49A1 = =

FLARE 0 UNKNOWN 3/9/1990 BASIL LA <>=M125A1 = =

FLARE 0 UNKNOWN 3/9/1990 BASIL LA <>=M158 = =

FLARE 30 EACH 7/10/1997 HAVERHILL MA <>=M129 = =

FLARE 1 EACH 8/22/1995 FREDRICK MD <>=M49A1 = =

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ATF Incidents Involving Flares

Component Quantity Common Name Quantity Unit Date City State Notes Subtype Amount

FLARE 0 UNKNOWN 9/25/1994 KALAMAZOO MI <>=TRIP = =

SIGNAL 1 EACH 3/3/1996 TAYLOR MI <>=M158 = = INCENDIARY FLARE

FLARE 0 UNKNOWN 2/29/1996 ANOKA MN <>=TRIP = =

FLARE 4 EACH 2/29/1996 ANOKA MN <>=TRIP = =

FLARE 1 EACH 5/30/1996 HERMANN MO <>=M49A1 = =

SIGNAL 1 EACH 5/30/1996 HERMANN MO <>=M19A2 = = INCENDIARY FLARE

SIGNAL 2 EACH 5/30/1996 HERMANN MO <>=M195 = = INCENDIARY FLARE

FLARE 2 EACH 11/11/1997 FAYETTEVIL NC <>=TRIP = = LE

FLARE 2 EACH 2/15/1995 HOPE MILLS NC <>=MK13 MARINE = =

FLARE 3 EACH 2/15/1995 HOPE MILLS NC <>=M195 = =

FLARE 3 EACH 3/11/1995 BELLEVUE NE <>=M49A1 = =

FLARE 0 UNKNOWN 9/1/1995 WYMORE NE <>=SIGNAL = =

FLARE 1 EACH 2/20/1992 ATLANTIC NJ <>=M49A1 = = CITY

FLARE 113 EACH 3/3/1995 DOVER NJ <>=M126A1 = = TOWNSHIP

FLARE 1 EACH 4/10/1994 MOONACHIE NJ <>=M21A1 = =

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Component Quantity Common Name Quantity Unit Date City State Notes Subtype Amount

FLARE 17 EACH 8/16/1994 CLOVIS NM <>=DISTRESS = =

FLARE 0 UNKNOWN 2/25/1993 DOG NM <>=M42A1 = = CANYON

FLARE 2 EACH 3/2/1990 BROOKLYN NY <>=M49A1 = =

FLARE 0 UNKNOWN 7/12/1995 BUFFALO NY <>=SIGNAL = =

SIGNAL 1 EACH 3/1/1992 UNKNOWN NY <>=M138A1 = = INCENDIARY FLARE

SIGNAL 1 EACH 3/1/1992 UNKNOWN NY <>=M139A1 = = INCENDIARY FLARE

SIGNAL 2 EACH 3/1/1992 UNKNOWN NY <>=ANHK13 MODEL C = = INCENDIARY FLARE

FLARE 0 UNKNOWN 5/31/1994 WYANDANCH NY <>=AERIAL = =

FLARE 2 EACH 2/12/1990 CLEVELAND OH <>=SIGNAL = = HEID

FLARE 0 UNKNOWN 1/25/1995 GRANDVIEW OH <>=SIGNAL = =

FLARE 2 EACH 5/17/1991 LORAIN OH <>=M49A1 = =

FLARE 1 EACH 10/19/1990 MORROW OH <>=M49A1 = = COUNTY

FLARE 16 EACH 3/27/1996 OKLAHOMA OK <>=TRIP = = CITY

FLARE 33 EACH 3/27/1996 OKLAHOMA OK <>=PARACHUTE = = CITY

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ATF Incidents Involving Flares

Component Quantity Common Name Quantity Unit Date City State Notes Subtype Amount

FLARE 36 EACH 3/27/1996 OKLAHOMA OK <>=MAGNESIUM = = CITY

FLARE 1 EACH 10/4/1996 SHAWNEE OK <>=M49A1 = =

FLARE 5 EACH 7/2/1997 TULSA OK <>= = =

FLARE 0 UNKNOWN 12/23/1992 HERMISTON OR <>= = =

SIGNAL 0 UNKNOWN 9/24/1997 MILTON OR <>=ILLUMINATION = = INCENDIARY FREEWAT FLARE

FLARE 1 EACH 2/8/1990 SCOTTS OR <>=M127A = = MILLS

FLARE 0 UNKNOWN 4/5/1995 BENSALEM PA <>=SURFACE TRIP = =

FLARE 1 EACH 6/19/1990 BERWICK PA <>=TRIP = =

FLARE 1 EACH 4/23/1996 ENDEAVOR PA <>= = =

SIGNAL 1 EACH 4/23/1996 ENDEAVOR PA <>=L314 = = INCENDIARY FLARE

SIGNAL 1 EACH 4/23/1996 ENDEAVOR PA <>=M159 = = INCENDIARY FLARE

SIGNAL 2 EACH 4/23/1996 ENDEAVOR PA <>=SMOKE = = INCENDIARY FLARE

FLARE 5 EACH 5/20/1988 GROVE CITY PA <>= = =

FLARE 1 EACH 10/2/1993 PHILADELPHI PA <>=M49A1 = = A

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ATF Incidents Involving Flares

Component Quantity Common Name Quantity Unit Date City State Notes Subtype Amount

FLARE 1 EACH 9/6/1995 WAYNEBUR PA <>=M49 = = G

FLARE 0 UNKNOWN 3/23/1989 NORTH SC <>=40 MM M583A1 = = AUGUSTA

FLARE 1 EACH 6/28/1995 TULLAHOMA TN <>=M49A1 = =

FLARE 1 EACH 1/12/1998 GRANDBURY TX <>= = =

FLARE 1 EACH 6/10/1992 IRVING TX <>= = =

FLARE 1 EACH 6/27/1995 SAN TX <>=M127A1 = = ANTONIO

FLARE 6 EACH 6/27/1995 SAN TX <>=M49A1 = = ANTONIO

FLARE 6 EACH 8/1/1995 TOMMYS TX <>= = = TOWN

FLARE 131 EACH 10/16/1997 ABINGDON VA <>=40MM PARACHUTE = =

FLARE 16 EACH 10/16/1997 ABINGDON VA <>=M49A1 = =

FLARE 2 EACH 10/16/1997 ABINGDON VA <>=SURFACE TRIP = =

SIGNAL 4 EACH 10/16/1997 ABINGDON VA <>=M74 = = INCENDIARY FLARE

SIGNAL 8 EACH 10/16/1997 ABINGDON VA <>= = = INCENDIARY FLARE

FLARE 1 EACH 8/20/1996 NEWPORT VA <>=M127A1 = = NEWS

FLARE 4 EACH 12/14/1995 SUMNER WA <>=TRIP = =

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ATF Incidents Involving Flares

Component Quantity Common Name Quantity Unit Date City State Notes Subtype Amount

FLARE 1 EACH 3/23/1995 CORINTH WV <>=M21A1 = =

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ATF Incidents Involving Fuses

Component Quantity Stat Common Name Quantity Unit Date City Notes Subtype Amount e

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 4/22/1992 AUBURN AL <>=M228 = =

SAFETY FUSE 2 FEET 1/19/1988 AUBURN AL <>=SAFETY = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 9/3/1992 BIRMINGHAM AL <>= = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 7/13/1994 CHILTON COUNTY AL <>=M205A2 = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 8/30/1988 DECATUR AL <>=SAFETY = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 7/1/1988 FAIRHOPE AL <>=M228 = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 8/13/1988 LANTON AL <>=SAFETY = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 7/17/1995 MT OLIVE AL <>=SAFETY = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 7/7/1992 ORANGE BEACH AL <>=M228 = =

MILITARY FUSE 0 UNKNOWN 8/1/1996 PRATTVILLE AL <>=M228 = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 12/4/1993 PRATTVILLE AL <>=M228 = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 1/11/1991 WESTOVER AL <>= = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 7/16/1990 DEQUEEN AR <>= = =

MILITARY FUSE 1 EACH 10/30/1997 LONOKE AR <>= = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 7/19/1993 NEWTON COUNTY AR <>= = =

MILITARY FUSE 2 EACH 1/17/1996 SEACY AR <>=M228 = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 6/14/1993 SPRINGDALE AR <>=MINE = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 4/26/1988 APACHE JUNCTIO AZ <>= = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 4/7/1992 MESA AZ <>=M228 = =

MILITARY FUSE 0 UNKNOWN 9/17/1997 NEW RIVER AZ <>=M228 = =

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ATF Incidents Involving Fuses

Component Quantity Stat Common Name Quantity Unit Date City Notes Subtype Amount e

MILITARY FUSE 0 UNKNOWN 9/17/1997 NEW RIVER AZ <>=M60 = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 10/16/1993 PHOENIX AZ <>=M60 = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 4/24/1992 PHOENIX AZ <>= = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 8/10/1994 PHOENIX AZ <>=M228 = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 1/12/1995 SNOWFLAKE AZ <>=M228 = =

MILITARY FUSE 0 UNKNOWN 6/6/1996 TUCSON AZ <>=M205A2 = =

MILITARY FUSE 0 UNKNOWN 8/2/1996 TUCSON AZ <>=M213 = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 5/13/1991 TUCSON AZ <>=GRENADE FUSE = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 11/7/1993 YUMA AZ <>=M205A2 = =

MILITARY FUSE 0 UNKNOWN 10/13/1995 ANAHEIM CA <>=M60 = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 10/13/1995 ANAHEIM CA <>=TIME = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 1/30/1988 ANTIOCH CA <>=M228 = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 12/15/1992 APPLE VALLEY CA <>=M60 = =

SAFETY FUSE 132 FEET 12/15/1992 APPLE VALLEY CA <>=SAFETY = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 5/22/1993 ARCATA CA <>=M228 = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 5/12/1995 ATHERTON CA <>= = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 12/13/1990 AZTEC WELL CA <>=M22A FUSE ASSEMBLY = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 12/29/1992 CALEXICO CA <>=M213 = =

ATF Incidents Involving Fuses

Component Quantity Stat Common Name Quantity Unit Date City Notes Subtype Amount e

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 2/10/1994 CAMP CA <>=M228 = = PENDLETON

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 7/31/1991 COMMERCE CA <>=M228 = =

SAFETY FUSE 3 FEET 10/9/1998 EAST SAN DIEGO CA COUNTY

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 10/22/1993 EL CAJON CA <>=M228 = =

MILITARY FUSE 0 UNKNOWN 9/2/1995 EL CENTRO CA <>=M772 = =

MILITARY FUSE 0 UNKNOWN 1/7/1996 FOLSOM CA <>= = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 5/2/1991 GARDENA CA <>=TIME = =

MILITARY FUSE 2 EACH 10/15/1997 HOPPA CA <>=GRENADE = =

MILITARY FUSE 0 UNKNOWN 3/2/1995 HUNTINGTON BEA CA <>=M228 = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 11/6/1990 LODI CA <>= = =

MILITARY FUSE 0 UNKNOWN 8/17/1995 LOS ANGELES CA <>=M201A1 = =

MILITARY FUSE 0 UNKNOWN 9/6/1996 LOS ANGELES CA <>= = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 3/18/1993 LOS ANGELES CA <>=M228 = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 5/23/1991 MEAD VALLEY CA <>=M228 = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 9/2/1994 MONROVIA CA <>=M228 = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 9/18/1992 ONTARIO CA <>= = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 6/12/1992 ORANGE CA <>=M20A1 = =

MILITARY FUSE 0 UNKNOWN 4/5/1996 PARAMOUNT CA <>=M228 = =

MILITARY FUSE 0 UNKNOWN 1/21/1995 PASADENA CA <>=IGNITERS = =

ATF Incidents Involving Fuses

Component Quantity Stat Common Name Quantity Unit Date City Notes Subtype Amount e

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 4/17/1991 PICO RIVERA CA <>=M228 = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 9/2/1992 PITTSBURG CA <>=M60 = =

SAFETY FUSE 1 FEET 9/2/1992 PITTSBURG CA <>=SAFETY = =

MILITARY FUSE 0 UNKNOWN 7/29/1997 POWAY CA <>=M60 = =

MILITARY FUSE 0 UNKNOWN 3/18/1996 RANCHO CA <>=MODIFIED = = CORDOVA

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 7/1/1993 RANCHO CA <>=M60 = =X CUCAMON

MILITARY FUSE 0 UNKNOWN 5/26/1995 SACRAMENTO CA <>= = =

MILITARY FUSE 5 EACH 8/16/1996 SACRAMENTO CA <>= = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 2/13/1991 SACRAMENTO CA <>=M213 = =

MILITARY FUSE 0 UNKNOWN 8/10/1996 SAGE CA <>=M228 = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 8/11/1988 SALINAS CA <>=GR DETONATOR ASSEMBL = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 4/8/1992 SAN CLEMENTE CA <>= = =

MILITARY FUSE 0 UNKNOWN 10/13/1995 SAN DIEGO CA <>=M228 = =

MILITARY FUSE 0 UNKNOWN 2/15/1995 SAN DIEGO CA <>= = =

MILITARY FUSE 0 UNKNOWN 8/25/1996 SAN DIEGO CA <>= = =

MILITARY FUSE 0 UNKNOWN 9/9/1996 SAN DIEGO CA <>=MODIFIED = =

MILITARY FUSE 1 EACH 3/22/1995 SAN DIEGO CA <>=M228 = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 7/29/1994 SAN DIEGO CA <>=MODIFIED = =

ATF Incidents Involving Fuses

Component Quantity Stat Common Name Quantity Unit Date City Notes Subtype Amount e

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 9/23/1990 SAN DIEGO CA <>=HANDGRENADE FUZE = =

SAFETY FUSE 2000 FEET 6/14/1988 SAN DIEGO CA <>=SAFETY = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 12/11/1989 SAN JOSE CA <>=M213 = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 2/4/1994 SAN JOSE CA <>= = =

MILITARY FUSE 0 UNKNOWN 1/16/1996 SAN RAFAEL CA <>=M228 = =

SAFETY FUSE 17 FEET 11/13/1993 SEBASTOPOL CA <>= = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 11/25/1992 SONOMA COUNTY CA <>=M205A2 = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 3/18/1993 SOUTH EL MONTE CA <>=M228 = =

MILITARY FUSE 0 UNKNOWN 5/8/1995 SPRING VALLEY CA <>=M228 = =

MILITARY FUSE 0 UNKNOWN 1/9/1995 STOCKTON CA <>=IGNITERS = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 12/21/1990 SUNNYVALE CA <>=M228 = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 8/28/1992 TAFT CA <>= = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 11/8/1989 TRACY CA <>=M228 = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 12/21/1993 VALENCDA CA <>=M60 = =

SAFETY FUSE 100 FEET 12/21/1993 VALENCDA CA <>=SAFETY = =

MILITARY FUSE 0 UNKNOWN 11/25/1993 VALLEJO CA <>=M201A1 = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 4/5/1992 VALLEY SPRINGS CA <>=M201A1 = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 5/4/1994 VISTA CA <>=HAND GRENADE = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 5/4/1994 VISTA CA <>=PRACTICE = =

ATF Incidents Involving Fuses

Component Quantity Stat Common Name Quantity Unit Date City Notes Subtype Amount e

MILITARY FUSE 1 EACH 11/11/1996 COCKAPONAST CT <>=M228 = =

MILITARY FUSE 4 EACH 1/31/1997 NORWICH CT <>=M60 = =

SAFETY FUSE 20 FEET 1/31/1997 NORWICH CT <>=TIME = =

MILITARY FUSE 1 EACH 12/24/1997 WEST HAVEN CT <>=M213 = =

MILITARY FUSE 0 UNKNOWN 7/22/1995 WETHERSFIELD CT <>=MORTAR = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 11/2/1993 WASHINGTON DC <>=M228 = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 2/12/1988 ARGOS DE <>=M228 = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 8/17/1988 REHOBOTH DE <>= = = BEACH

MILITARY FUSE 0 UNKNOWN 3/6/1995 SMYRNA DE <>=MODIFIED = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 12/22/1989 ALACHUA COUNTY FL <>= = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 4/25/1990 BOYNTON BEACH FL <>=M60 = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 2/23/1995 CHIPLEY FL <>=M60 = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 3/10/1993 DADE COUNTY FL <>=M228 = =

MILITARY FUSE 0 UNKNOWN 4/23/1997 DEERFIELD BEAC FL <>=M60 = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 4/23/1997 DEERFIELD BEAC FL <>=SAFETY = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 8/12/1991 EUSTIS FL <>=FUSE IGNITERS = =

MILITARY FUSE 0 UNKNOWN 2/24/1996 FORT LAUDERDAL FL <>= = =

FUZE SAFETY FUSE 2 EACH 5/9/1999 FORT WALTON FL BEACH

ATF Incidents Involving Fuses

Component Quantity Stat Common Name Quantity Unit Date City Notes Subtype Amount e

GRENADE FUZE SAFETY FUSE 1 FEET 5/9/1999 FORT WALTON FL TRACED BY EXPLOSIVES TRACING BEACH

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 9/1/1994 HIALEAH FL <>=M228 = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 12/29/1990 JACKSONVILLE FL <>= = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 2/13/1990 KEY WEST FL <>=M60 = =

SAFETY FUSE 50 FEET 2/13/1990 KEY WEST FL <>=TIME = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 3/6/1990 LAKE WORTH FL <>=M60 = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 10/13/1993 LEISURE CITY FL <>=M228 = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 4/28/1994 MADISON FL <>=M228 = =

MILITARY FUSE 0 UNKNOWN 11/30/1997 MIAMI FL <>= = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 1/16/1990 MIAMI FL <>=MODIFIED HAND GR FUZ = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 10/12/1993 MIAMI FL <>=M228 = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 2/5/1991 MIAMI FL <>=M60 = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 3/10/1993 MIAMI FL <>= = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 5/5/1992 MIAMI FL <>=M60 = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 9/2/1994 MIAMI FL <>=M228 = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 11/18/1993 NEW SMYRNA BEA FL <>= = =

MILITARY FUSE 12 EACH 4/17/1997 OKEECHOBEE FL <>=M228 = =

SAFETY FUSE 50 FEET 4/17/1997 OKEECHOBEE FL <>=TIME = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 11/1/1992 OKEECHOKEE FL <>=M228 = =

ATF Incidents Involving Fuses

Component Quantity Stat Common Name Quantity Unit Date City Notes Subtype Amount e

MILITARY FUSE 0 UNKNOWN 12/9/1996 SANFORD FL <>=IGNITERS = =

MILITARY FUSE 0 UNKNOWN 12/9/1996 SANFORD FL <>=M60 = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 5/24/1993 UNKNOWN FL <>=M228 = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 5/16/1990 WINTER HAVEN FL <>= = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 2/9/1989 ATLANTA GA <>=LIGHTERS = =

SAFETY FUSE 20 FEET 2/9/1989 ATLANTA GA <>=SAFETY = =

MILITARY FUSE 1 EACH 2/15/1996 BLAIRSVILLE GA <>=M228 = =

MILITARY FUSE 1 EACH 2/15/1996 BLAIRSVILLE GA <>=M60 = =

MILITARY FUSE 4 EACH 2/6/1996 BLAIRSVILLE GA <>=M60 = =

SAFETY FUSE 1000 FEET 2/15/1996 BLAIRSVILLE GA <>=TIME = =

SAFETY FUSE 50 FEET 1/17/1990 CHAMBLEE GA <>= = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 11/12/1993 CLIMAX GA <>=M60 = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 5/7/1989 CUMMINGS GA <>=M228 = =

SAFETY FUSE 58 FEET 5/7/1989 CUMMINGS GA <>=SAFETY = =

MILITARY FUSE 2 EACH 1/24/1995 FT BENNING GA <>=M228 = =

MILITARY FUSE 0 UNKNOWN 10/12/1995 JONESBORO GA <>= = =

MILITARY FUSE 2 EACH 7/17/1995 JONESBORO GA <>=M228 = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 5/20/1993 LAWRENCEVILLE GA <>=M201A1 = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 5/20/1993 LAWRENCEVILLE GA <>=M60 = =

SAFETY FUSE 50 FEET 5/20/1993 LAWRENCEVILLE GA <>=M700 = =

ATF Incidents Involving Fuses

Component Quantity Stat Common Name Quantity Unit Date City Notes Subtype Amount e

MILITARY FUSE 5 EACH 5/14/1997 MURRAY COUNTY GA <>=M228 = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 5/10/1994 STOCKBRIDGE GA <>=PRACTICE = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 12/21/1988 THOMASTON GA <>=FUSE LIGHTERS = =

SAFETY FUSE 20 FEET 12/21/1988 THOMASTON GA <>= = =

MILITARY FUSE 4 EACH 8/1/1997 WALTHOURVILLE GA <>=IGNITERS = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 8/1/1997 WALTHOURVILLE GA <>=TIME = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 2/26/1993 EWA BEACH HI <>=M204A2 = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 2/15/1989 HONOLULU HI <>=M228 = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 4/5/1991 HONOLULU HI <>=M228 = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 4/13/1993 KANEOHE HI <>=SMOKE GRENADE FUSE = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 5/15/1992 MAUI HI <>=M228 = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 8/9/1991 WAIANAE HI <>=M228 = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 9/8/1991 WAIPAHU HI <>=M228 = =

MILITARY FUSE 0 UNKNOWN 6/18/1996 BETTENDORF IA <>=M10A2 = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 7/2/1990 DES MOINES IA <>= = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 7/24/1992 DES MOINES IA <>=M60 = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 3/19/1993 POLK COUNTY IA <>=IGNITOR = =

SAFETY FUSE 5 FEET 3/19/1993 POLK COUNTY IA <>=SAFETY = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 4/30/1991 SHEFFIELD IA <>=M228 = =

ATF Incidents Involving Fuses

Component Quantity Stat Common Name Quantity Unit Date City Notes Subtype Amount e

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 10/13/1995 BLACKFOOT ID <>=TIME = =

MILITARY FUSE 1 EACH 11/7/1997 REXBURG ID <>=IGNITORS = =

MILITARY FUSE 3 EACH 11/7/1997 REXBURG ID <>=M142 FIRING DEVICE = =

MILITARY FUSE 0 UNKNOWN 4/8/1998 AURORA IL <>=MK 342 = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 11/12/1994 BEDFORD PARK IL <>=M228 = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 8/19/1992 CHATHAM IL <>=M213 = =

MILITARY FUSE 0 UNKNOWN 10/30/1996 CHICAGO IL <>=M201A1 = =

MILITARY FUSE 0 UNKNOWN 2/2/1997 CHICAGO IL <>= = =

MILITARY FUSE 0 UNKNOWN 6/21/1997 CHICAGO IL <>= = =

MILITARY FUSE 0 UNKNOWN 8/13/1996 CHICAGO IL <>=M205A2 = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 1/15/1988 CHICAGO IL <>= = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 1/15/1988 CHICAGO IL <>=M201A1 = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 1/23/1989 CHICAGO IL <>=M201A1 = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 1/4/1988 CHICAGO IL <>=M21A1 = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 10/22/1992 CHICAGO IL <>= = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 10/24/1990 CHICAGO IL <>=M201A1 = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 10/24/1990 CHICAGO IL <>=M213 = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 11/2/1988 CHICAGO IL <>=M201A1 = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 11/28/1990 CHICAGO IL <>=M201A1 = =

ATF Incidents Involving Fuses

Component Quantity Stat Common Name Quantity Unit Date City Notes Subtype Amount e

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 12/16/1992 CHICAGO IL <>=M201A1 = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 12/23/1990 CHICAGO IL <>=M201A1 = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 2/19/1988 CHICAGO IL <>=M201A1 = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 2/9/1993 CHICAGO IL <>=M201A1 = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 3/19/1991 CHICAGO IL <>=M201A1 = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 3/21/1995 CHICAGO IL <>=201A1 = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 4/9/1991 CHICAGO IL <>=M201A1 = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 5/10/1988 CHICAGO IL <>=M201A1 = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 5/15/1991 CHICAGO IL <>=M10A3 = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 5/31/1990 CHICAGO IL <>=M201A1 = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 6/30/1990 CHICAGO IL <>= = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 6/30/1990 CHICAGO IL <>=M228 = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 7/29/1991 CHICAGO IL <>=M228 = =

MILITARY FUSE 150 EACH 1/22/1997 MARTINTON IL <>=M60 = =

MILITARY FUSE 2 EACH 1/22/1997 MARTINTON IL <>=M604 = =

MILITARY FUSE 200 EACH 1/22/1997 MARTINTON IL <>= = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 1/23/1993 MAYWOOD IL <>= = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 1/24/1989 NORTH RIVERSID IL <>=M201 = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 11/12/1992 ROCKDALE IL <>=GRENADE FUSE = =

ATF Incidents Involving Fuses

Component Quantity Stat Common Name Quantity Unit Date City Notes Subtype Amount e

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 6/29/1996 SALEM IL <>=M700 = =

SAFETY FUSE 100 FEET 6/29/1996 SALEM IL <>=M670 = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 2/21/1995 VILLA PARK IL <>=M60 = =X

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 7/10/1993 WESTMONT IL <>= = =

MILITARY FUSE 0 UNKNOWN 11/18/1995 WILMETTE IL <>=M228 = =

SAFETY FUSE 150 FEET 6/29/1995 BLOOMINGTON IN <>=SAFETY = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 8/30/1990 FORT WAYNE IN <>=M10A1 = =

MILITARY FUSE 0 UNKNOWN 6/12/1997 LAPORTE IN <>= = =

MILITARY FUSE 89 EACH 6/12/1997 LAPORTE IN <>=LAND MINE = =

MILITARY FUSE 2 EACH 1/15/1998 MERRILLVILLE IN <>=PDM557 = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 1/7/1993 ORLAND IN <>=M205A2 = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 12/20/1990 KANSAS CITY KS <>=M228 = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 1/9/1991 OLATHE KS <>=M228 = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 12/19/1990 OLATHE KS <>=M228 = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 7/22/1990 OLATHE KS <>=M228 = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 6/24/1988 UNKNOWN KS <>=M228 = =

MILITARY FUSE 0 UNKNOWN 9/21/1995 BOWLING GREEN KY <>=M205A2 = =

MILITARY FUSE 16 EACH 10/21/1997 BROWNSVILLE KY <>=M228 = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 10/20/1993 BURLINGTON KY <>=40 CALIBER TIME FUSE = =

ATF Incidents Involving Fuses

Component Quantity Stat Common Name Quantity Unit Date City Notes Subtype Amount e

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 12/14/1990 DEAN KY <>=M60 = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 9/14/1993 DRY RIDGE KY <>=40 CALIBER TIME FUSE = =

MILITARY FUSE 0 UNKNOWN 12/5/1995 FRANKFORT KY <>=M52 = =

MILITARY FUSE 3 EACH 10/2/1995 FRANKFORT KY <>=M604 = =

MILITARY FUSE 0 UNKNOWN 2/12/1997 HAZARD KY <>=M204A1 = =

TIME SAFETY FUSE 1 FEET 4/13/1998 HAZARD KY

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 1/6/1994 MURRAY KY <>=GRENADE FUZES = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 8/17/1991 OWENSBORO KY <>=GREANDE FUZES = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 1/31/1994 SOMERSET KY <>= = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 1/31/1991 BAKER LA <>=M60 = =

MILITARY FUSE 0 UNKNOWN 12/4/1995 BOSSIER CITY LA <>=SMOKE = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 2/21/1990 EUNICE LA <>= = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 8/23/1989 RUSTON LA <>=M228 = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 5/11/1995 AUBURN MA <>=M228 = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 7/1/1993 BERNARDSTON MA <>=M228 = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 4/6/1993 BOSTON MA <>=M201A1 = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 2/3/1989 CLINTON MA <>=M60 = =

SAFETY FUSE 28 FEET 3/8/1989 CLINTON MA <>= = =

ATF Incidents Involving Fuses

Component Quantity Stat Common Name Quantity Unit Date City Notes Subtype Amount e

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 4/17/1995 EAST BOSTON MA <>=TIME = =

MILITARY FUSE 2 EACH 10/12/1995 FOXBORO MA <>= = =

SAFETY FUSE 50 FEET 5/27/1997 HARVARD MA <>=TIME = =

MILITARY FUSE 137 EACH 7/10/1997 HAVERHILL MA <>=M60 = =

SAFETY FUSE 60 FEET 7/10/1997 HAVERHILL MA <>=TIME = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 7/3/1993 LOWELL MA <>=M228 = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 1/9/1991 LUNENBURG MA <>=M60 = =

SAFETY FUSE 200 FEET 1/9/1991 LUNENBURG MA <>=TIME = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 11/16/1992 MERRIMAC MA <>=M228 = =

MILITARY FUSE 0 UNKNOWN 4/22/1996 TAUTON MA <>=M228 = =

MILITARY FUSE 0 UNKNOWN 4/22/1996 TAUTON MA <>=MODIFIED = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 5/2/1991 WEST SPRINGFIE MA <>=M700 = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 1/6/1989 ANNE ARRUNDEL MD <>=M228 = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 8/4/1994 BALTIMORE COUN MD <>=PRACTICE = =

MILITARY FUSE 0 UNKNOWN 7/25/1996 ROSEDALE MD <>= = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 3/22/1990 UNKNOWN MD <>=M204A2 = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 1/19/1990 VIENNA MD <>= = =

MILITARY FUSE 0 UNKNOWN 4/12/1996 WEST FRIENDSHI MD <>=ANTI TANK = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 8/2/1990 EASTON ME <>=M115A1 = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 10/22/1993 BELLEVILLE MI <>=PRACTICE = =

ATF Incidents Involving Fuses

Component Quantity Stat Common Name Quantity Unit Date City Notes Subtype Amount e

MILITARY FUSE 4 EACH 12/2/1996 CLARKSTON MI <>=M228 = =

MILITARY FUSE 3 EACH 5/10/1996 DETROIT MI <>= = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 10/4/1993 DETROIT MI <>=GRENADE = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 12/13/1988 DETROIT MI <>=M206 = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 12/13/1988 DETROIT MI <>=M228 = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 4/15/1989 DETROIT MI <>= = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 7/12/1989 DETROIT MI <>=M201A1 = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 7/12/1989 DETROIT MI <>=M228 = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 8/9/1990 DETROIT MI <>=M205A2 = =

MILITARY FUSE 0 UNKNOWN 3/26/1997 KALAMAZOO MI <>= = =

MILITARY FUSE 0 UNKNOWN 9/7/1995 KALAMAZOO MI <>=M228 = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 9/25/1994 KALAMAZOO MI <>= = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 4/1/1994 MUSKEGON MI <>=M228 = = HEIGH

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 1/15/1995 OAKLAND MI <>=M228 = = COUNTY

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 11/24/1991 SOUTH MI <>=M213 = = ROCKWOOD

MILITARY FUSE 0 UNKNOWN 11/20/1997 STEVENSVILLE MI <>=FUSE LIGHTER = =

MILITARY FUSE 0 UNKNOWN 2/20/1991 TROY MI <>=M60 = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 4/4/1990 UNKNOWN MI <>=M201A1 = =

ATF Incidents Involving Fuses

Component Quantity Stat Common Name Quantity Unit Date City Notes Subtype Amount e

MILITARY FUSE 20 EACH 11/22/1997 VAN BUREN COUN MI <>=M228 = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 8/5/1993 WARREN MI <>=M228 = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 2/19/1992 WESTLAND MI <>=M10A2 = =

MILITARY FUSE 3 EACH 3/2/1998 BROOKLYN MN <>=M60 = =

SAFETY FUSE 14 FEET 3/2/1998 BROOKLYN MN <>= = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 12/9/1989 EAST PINE CITY MN <>=PRESSURE MINE FUSE = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 1/17/1991 KASSON MN <>= = =

MILITARY FUSE 0 UNKNOWN 1/1/1997 STILLWATER MN <>=M228 = =

MILITARY FUSE 0 UNKNOWN 11/14/1996 BELLEFONTAINE MO <>=M60 = =

MILITARY FUSE 2 EACH 1/16/1997 BELTON MO <>= = =

MILITARY FUSE 1 EACH 11/15/1995 CATAWISSA MO <>=M60 = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 7/25/1988 FREEMAN MO <>=M228 = =

MILITARY FUSE 1 EACH 5/30/1996 HERMANN MO <>=M228 = =

MILITARY FUSE 1 EACH 5/30/1996 HERMANN MO <>=M604 = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 11/20/1989 HOLTS SUMMIT MO <>=M142 = =

SAFETY FUSE 2 FEET 11/20/1989 HOLTS SUMMIT MO <>= = =

SAFETY FUSE 25 FEET 11/20/1989 HOLTS SUMMIT MO <>= = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 3/31/1989 KANSAS CITY MO <>=INITIATORS = =

PRACTICE MILITARY FUSE 1 EACH 12/11/1998 OLATHE MO GRENADE

ATF Incidents Involving Fuses

Component Quantity Stat Common Name Quantity Unit Date City Notes Subtype Amount e

PRACTICE MILITARY FUSE 1 EACH 12/11/1998 OLATHE MO GRENADE FUSE

MILITARY FUSE 0 UNKNOWN 8/11/1996 SPRINGFIELD MO <>=PRACTICE = =

MILITARY FUSE 1 EACH 11/25/1995 ST LOUIS MO <>=M60 = =

MILITARY FUSE 23 EACH 7/10/1997 ST LOUIS MO <>=M60 = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 9/7/1989 BATESVILLE MS <>= = =

MILITARY FUSE 23 EACH 6/16/1997 ELLISVILLE MS <>=M10A3 = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 7/12/1988 JACKSON MS <>=M228 = =

SAFETY FUSE 1 FEET 2/2/1990 PRENTISS MS <>= = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 2/25/1993 PABLO MT <>=M201A1 = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 2/25/1993 PABLO MT <>=M60 = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 8/15/1990 BEAUFORT NC <>=M1A1 = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 6/28/1994 BLOWING ROCK NC <>= = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 9/12/1997 BOONE NC <>=TIME = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 1/26/1993 CHARLOTTE NC <>=M228 = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 1/6/1993 CHARLOTTE NC <>=M228 = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 1/6/1993 CHARLOTTE NC <>=PRACTICE = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 1/7/1993 CHARLOTTE NC <>=M228 = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 5/5/1993 CHARLOTTE NC <>=TIME = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 10/12/1990 CUMBERLAND NC <>=M213 = = COU

ATF Incidents Involving Fuses

Component Quantity Stat Common Name Quantity Unit Date City Notes Subtype Amount e

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 7/12/1991 GREENSBORO NC <>= = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 4/13/1990 GUILFORD NC <>=M228 = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 5/17/1995 HOPE MILLS NC <>=M60 = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 7/18/1994 HOPE MILLS NC <>=M60 = =

SAFETY FUSE 200 FEET 5/17/1995 HOPE MILLS NC <>=SAFETY = =

SAFETY FUSE 50 FEET 7/18/1994 HOPE MILLS NC <>=SAFETY = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 8/28/1997 JACKSONVILLE NC <>=TIME = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 4/15/1993 RALEIGH NC <>= = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 9/20/1991 RALEIGH NC <>=PRACTICE = =

MILITARY FUSE 13 EACH 4/19/1996 ROCKINGHAM NC <>=M60 = =

MILITARY FUSE 17 EACH 4/19/1996 ROCKINGHAM NC <>=M228 = =

MILITARY FUSE 1 EACH 1/15/1999 RUTHERFORDTON NC

MILITARY FUSE 5 EACH 12/26/1996 SILER CITY NC <>=M60 = =

MILITARY FUSE 1 EACH 8/6/1997 VALDESE NC <>=M228 = =

MILITARY FUSE 0 UNKNOWN 3/11/1995 BELLEVUE NE <>=M201A1 = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 4/29/1989 WASHINGTON NE <>=M228 = = COU

MILITARY FUSE 0 UNKNOWN 9/1/1995 WYMORE NE <>=MODIFIED = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 2/20/1992 ATLANTIC CITY NJ <>=M60 = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 2/21/1991 ATLANTIC CITY NJ <>= = =

ATF Incidents Involving Fuses

Component Quantity Stat Common Name Quantity Unit Date City Notes Subtype Amount e

SAFETY FUSE 2000 FEET 2/20/1992 ATLANTIC CITY NJ <>= = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 5/5/1993 BRADLEY BEACH NJ <>= = =

MILITARY FUSE 0 UNKNOWN 3/3/1995 CAMDEN NJ <>=M228 = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 8/18/1994 CAMDEN NJ <>=M228 = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 9/7/1994 CAMDEN NJ <>=M228 = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 2/1/1994 CLIFTON NJ <>=M201A1 = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 2/1/1994 CLIFTON NJ <>=SIMULATOR IGNITER = =

MILITARY FUSE 100 EACH 3/3/1995 DOVER TOWNSHIP NJ <>=M205A2 = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 12/21/1988 FORKED RIVER NJ <>=M228 = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 6/24/1993 JERSEY CITY NJ <>=M60 = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 8/23/1994 LINDENWOLD NJ <>=M228 = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 4/10/1994 MOONACHIE NJ <>=M60 = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 4/7/1993 NEWARK NJ <>= = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 8/2/1993 SPRINGFIELD NJ <>=SAFETY = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 5/22/1995 ALBUQUERQUE NM <>= = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 6/4/1994 ALBUQUERQUE NM <>= = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 6/8/1994 ALBUQUERQUE NM <>=M10A3 = =

SAFETY FUSE 1 FEET 2/19/1988 LOVINGTON NM <>=TIME = =

MILITARY FUSE 0 UNKNOWN 2/13/1997 INDIAN SPRINGS NV <>= = =

ATF Incidents Involving Fuses

Component Quantity Stat Common Name Quantity Unit Date City Notes Subtype Amount e

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 1/24/1992 LAS VEGAS NV <>=POINT DETONATING CON = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 10/3/1991 LAS VEGAS NV <>=M204A1 = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 10/3/1991 LAS VEGAS NV <>=M204A2 = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 12/15/1994 LAS VEGAS NV <>=M213 = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 2/22/1991 LAS VEGAS NV <>= = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 3/27/1994 LAS VEGAS NV <>=M228 = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 3/28/1994 LAS VEGAS NV <>=M228 = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 7/3/1992 LAS VEGAS NV <>=GRENADE FUSES = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 5/6/1993 PAHRUMP NV <>= = =

MILITARY FUSE 0 UNKNOWN 12/3/1995 ALFRED NY <>= = =

MILITARY FUSE 0 UNKNOWN 12/7/1995 BINGHAMPTON NY <>= = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 5/19/1994 BRONX NY <>=M228 = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 10/2/1992 BROOKLYN NY <>=M228 = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 11/5/1993 BROOKLYN NY <>=M60 = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 11/9/1992 BROOKLYN NY <>=M228 = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 5/12/1990 BROOKLYN NY <>=M205A2 = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 9/30/1992 BROOKLYN NY <>=M10A3 = =

MILITARY FUSE 0 UNKNOWN 6/15/1994 FAR ROCKAWAY NY <>=M228 = =

MILITARY FUSE 0 UNKNOWN 6/15/1994 FAR ROCKAWAY NY <>=M60 = =

ATF Incidents Involving Fuses

Component Quantity Stat Common Name Quantity Unit Date City Notes Subtype Amount e

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 5/14/1992 LEWISTON NY <>=M228 = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 1/17/1994 QUEENS NY <>=M228 = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 10/16/1993 ROCHESTER NY <>= = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 3/20/1993 ROCHESTER NY <>= = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 8/25/1992 ROCHESTER NY <>=PRACTICE = =

SAFETY FUSE 50 FEET 7/12/1988 SHERRILL NY <>= = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 4/7/1991 STATEN ISLAND NY <>=M228 = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 8/18/1993 STATEN ISLAND NY <>=M228 = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 3/1/1992 UNKNOWN NY <>=M60 = =

SAFETY FUSE 100 FEET 3/1/1992 UNKNOWN NY <>=TIME = =

MILITARY FUSE 0 UNKNOWN 11/9/1995 ADAMS COUNTY OH <>=M228 = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 6/17/1992 AUSTINTOWN OH <>=M228 = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 4/20/1994 CLEVELAND OH <>=M228 = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 5/27/1990 CLEVELAND OH <>=M201A1 = =

MILITARY FUSE 0 UNKNOWN 3/9/1995 COLUMBUS OH <>=M10A3 = =

MILITARY FUSE 0 UNKNOWN 9/9/1995 COLUMBUS OH <>=M10A3 = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 5/17/1991 LORAIN OH <>=GRENADE FUSES = =

MILITARY FUSE 0 UNKNOWN 4/19/1995 WORTHINGTON OH <>=M201A2 = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 7/31/1993 BROKEN ARROW OK <>=M228 = =

ATF Incidents Involving Fuses

Component Quantity Stat Common Name Quantity Unit Date City Notes Subtype Amount e

MILITARY FUSE 27 EACH 5/31/1997 CLOUDY OK <>=M228 = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 12/25/1993 EL RENO OK <>=M228 = =

MILITARY FUSE 0 UNKNOWN 7/16/1998 LAWTON OK <>= = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 5/11/1995 NORMAN OK <>= = =

MILITARY FUSE 0 UNKNOWN 3/27/1996 OKLAHOMA CITY OK <>=TRAINING = =

MILITARY FUSE 21 EACH 3/27/1996 OKLAHOMA CITY OK <>=M60 = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 1/15/1994 OKLAHOMA CITY OK <>=M228 = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 1/19/1994 OKLAHOMA CITY OK <>=M228 = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 11/1/1989 OKLAHOMA CITY OK <>=M228 = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 8/16/1989 OKLAHOMA CITY OK <>= = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 8/16/1989 OKLAHOMA CITY OK <>=FUSE IGNITOR = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 12/7/1993 PANAMA OK <>=INERT = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 5/13/1993 POTEAU OK <>=M228 = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 9/6/1994 SHAWNEE OK <>=GRENADE = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 2/13/1991 STRINGTOWN OK <>=SMOKE GRENADE FUSE = =

MILITARY FUSE 0 UNKNOWN 7/2/1997 TULSA OK <>=M60 = =

MILITARY FUSE 26 EACH 7/28/1997 TULSA OK <>= = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 6/14/1991 TULSA OK <>=M228 = =

SAFETY FUSE 2000 FEET 7/2/1997 TULSA OK <>=M700 = =

ATF Incidents Involving Fuses

Component Quantity Stat Common Name Quantity Unit Date City Notes Subtype Amount e

SAFETY FUSE 4000 FEET 7/2/1997 TULSA OK <>=TIME = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 11/30/1994 BEND OR <>=M228 = =

MILITARY FUSE 1 EACH 6/12/1998 EUGENE OR <>=PRACTICE GRENADE = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 12/23/1992 HERMISTON OR <>=M60 = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 2/7/1994 MARION OR <>=M205A1 = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 2/6/1991 MEDFORD OR <>=M228 = =

SAFETY FUSE 8 FEET 2/6/1991 MEDFORD OR <>=TIME = =

MILITARY FUSE 0 UNKNOWN 9/24/1997 MILTON FREEWAT OR <>= = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 9/24/1997 MILTON FREEWAT OR <>= = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 8/27/1992 MILWAUKIE OR <>=M228 = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 12/1/1994 PRINEVILLE OR <>=M60 = =

FUZE SAFETY FUSE 1 EACH 4/30/1999 ALLENTOWN PA PINTED BLACK

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 6/14/1991 BENSALEM PA <>= = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 8/4/1993 BRENTWOOD PA <>=M228 = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 8/25/1993 DUNCANNON PA <>= = =

SAFETY FUSE 11 FEET 4/23/1996 ENDEAVOR PA <>=SAFETY = =

MILITARY FUSE 0 UNKNOWN 6/5/1998 LEBANON PA <>=SMOKE = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 1/6/1990 MOHRSVILLE PA <>= = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 3/25/1992 MONTGOMERY PA <>=PRACTICE = = COU

ATF Incidents Involving Fuses

Component Quantity Stat Common Name Quantity Unit Date City Notes Subtype Amount e

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 7/5/1989 MURRYSVILLE PA <>=HAND GRENADE = =

MILITARY FUSE 0 UNKNOWN 1/31/1996 PHILADELPHIA PA <>=MODIFIED = =

MILITARY FUSE 0 UNKNOWN 5/13/1998 PHILADELPHIA PA <>=MODIFIED = =

MILITARY FUSE 3 EACH 1/16/1996 PHILADELPHIA PA <>=M228 = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 2/21/1989 PHILADELPHIA PA <>=M228 = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 4/12/1995 PHILADELPHIA PA <>=M60 = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 5/8/1992 PHILADELPHIA PA <>= = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 9/16/1988 PHILADELPHIA PA <>=M60 = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 9/16/1988 PHILADELPHIA PA <>=PRACTICE GRENADE = =

SAFETY FUSE 10 FEET 4/12/1995 PHILADELPHIA PA <>= = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 11/22/1989 PITCAIRN PA <>=GRENADE FUZES = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 1/28/1990 PITTSBURGH PA <>=M60 = =

MILITARY FUSE 3 EACH 3/30/1995 UPPER BLACK ED PA <>=M206A2 = =

MILITARY FUSE 2 EACH 9/6/1995 WAYNEBURG PA <>= = =

SAFETY FUSE 100 FEET 11/4/1988 WAYNESBORO PA <>=SAFETY = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 6/10/1991 AIKEN SC <>= = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 9/4/1991 ANDERSON SC <>=M10 MINE PRACTICE = =

ATF Incidents Involving Fuses

Component Quantity Stat Common Name Quantity Unit Date City Notes Subtype Amount e

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 10/5/1989 BEREA SC <>=FUSE IGNITORS = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 10/30/1990 COLUMBIA SC <>=M213 = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 4/6/1994 EDISTO ISLAND SC <>=IGNITORS = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 9/24/1991 LANCASTER SC <>=GRENADE = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 1/25/1988 MECHANICSVILLE SC <>=M228 = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 1/25/1988 MECHANICSVILLE SC <>=M60 = =

SAFETY FUSE 109 FEET 1/25/1988 MECHANICSVILLE SC <>= = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 3/23/1989 NORTH AUGUSTA SC <>=PRACTICE GR FUSE = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 2/1/1994 RICHLAND COUNT SC <>=M557 = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 2/1/1994 RICHLAND COUNT SC <>=M732 = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 6/22/1989 SALUDA SC <>=M60 = =

SAFETY FUSE 25 FEET 6/22/1989 SALUDA SC <>=TIME = =

MILITARY FUSE 0 UNKNOWN 7/17/1996 ABERDEEN SD <>=M10A3 = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 6/22/1990 FORT PIERRE SD <>= = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 4/16/1993 LAWRENCE SD <>=M228 = = COUNT

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 9/15/1988 RAPID CITY SD <>=M228 = =

MILITARY FUSE 0 UNKNOWN 7/19/1995 BARTLETT TN <>=M6A4C = =

MILITARY FUSE 5 EACH 4/6/1998 GREENVILLE TN <>=M60 = =

ATF Incidents Involving Fuses

Component Quantity Stat Common Name Quantity Unit Date City Notes Subtype Amount e

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 6/22/1994 HENDERSONVILLE TN <>=M228 = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 6/22/1994 HENDERSONVILLE TN <>=M60 = =

MILITARY FUSE 0 UNKNOWN 2/9/1995 KNOXVILLE TN <>=M204 = =

MILITARY FUSE 0 UNKNOWN 12/18/1995 MEMPHIS TN <>=M60 = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 8/26/1992 MEMPHIS TN <>=M206A2 = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 10/3/1989 MURFREESBORO TN <>= = =

MILITARY FUSE 0 UNKNOWN 8/31/1996 NASHVILLE TN <>=M228 = =

MILITARY FUSE 0 UNKNOWN 9/14/1995 SMYRNA TN <>=81MM = =

MILITARY FUSE 2 EACH 8/14/1997 ABILENE TX <>= = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 2/16/1995 ARLINGTON TX <>=M228 = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 2/17/1995 ARLINGTON TX <>=M228 = =

MILITARY FUSE 6 EACH 2/7/1995 AUSTIN TX <>=M228 = =

MILITARY FUSE 0 UNKNOWN 1/31/1997 BORGER TX <>=M228 = =

MILITARY FUSE 26 EACH 2/4/1997 BORGER TX <>=M228 = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 10/31/1989 BOWIE COUNTY TX <>=M213 = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 9/18/1989 BRIDGE CITY TX <>= = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 3/5/1992 CORPUS CHRISTI TX <>=MODIFIED = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 4/17/1989 DALLAS TX <>=FUSE LIGHTERS = =

SAFETY FUSE 4 FEET 4/17/1989 DALLAS TX <>= = =

ATF Incidents Involving Fuses

Component Quantity Stat Common Name Quantity Unit Date City Notes Subtype Amount e

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 12/29/1989 EL PASO TX <>=M228 = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 8/10/1994 FORT WORTH TX <>=MODIFIED = =

SAFETY FUSE 3 FEET 12/8/1995 FORT WORTH TX <>= = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 3/4/1988 FT WORTH TX <>=IGNITER FUSES = =

SAFETY FUSE 30 FEET 12/6/1995 GRANBURY TX <>=SAFETY = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 8/17/1990 HARDIN COUNTY TX <>=M228 = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 7/10/1991 HEMPHILL TX <>=M10A3 = =

MILITARY FUSE 0 UNKNOWN 5/28/1996 HEMPSTEAD TX <>=M60 = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 2/3/1994 HOUSTON TX <>=M60 = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 3/21/1992 HOUSTON TX <>=M60 = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 3/31/1994 HOUSTON TX <>=PRACTICE = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 7/20/1994 HOUSTON TX <>=IN PIPE BOMB = =

SAFETY FUSE 25 FEET 4/30/1999 HOUSTON TX

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 4/2/1993 HUMBLE TX <>=M228 = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 10/25/1992 LAREDO TX <>=M604 ANTI TANK = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 10/26/1994 LAREDO TX <>=M228 = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 3/15/1990 MARATHON TX <>= = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 5/30/1988 NEW BRAUNFELS TX <>=M60 = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 5/30/1988 NEW BRAUNFELS TX <>=SAFETY = =

ATF Incidents Involving Fuses

Component Quantity Stat Common Name Quantity Unit Date City Notes Subtype Amount e

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 12/26/1992 ORANGE TX <>=M228 = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 12/26/1992 ORANGE COUNTY TX <>= = =

MILITARY FUSE 0 UNKNOWN 4/18/1997 PANARAMA VILLA TX <>=M228 = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 7/23/1989 PORTER TX <>=M60 = =

SAFETY FUSE 28 FEET 7/23/1989 PORTER TX <>= = =

MILITARY FUSE 0 UNKNOWN 6/26/1995 SAN ANTONIO TX <>=M213 = =

MILITARY FUSE 0 UNKNOWN 6/27/1995 SAN ANTONIO TX <>=M60 = =

MILITARY FUSE 0 UNKNOWN 8/12/1995 SAN ANTONIO TX <>= = =

MILITARY FUSE 1 EACH 6/27/1995 SAN ANTONIO TX <>=M213 = =

SAFETY FUSE 20 FEET 1/30/1991 SAN ANTONIO TX <>= = =

MILITARY FUSE 93 EACH 1/13/1998 SANFORD TX <>=M228 = =

MILITARY FUSE 0 UNKNOWN 1/24/1997 SNYDER TX <>=M60 = =

MILITARY FUSE 8 EACH 1/24/1997 SNYDER TX <>= = =

SAFETY FUSE 75 FEET 1/24/1997 SNYDER TX <>= = =

MILITARY FUSE 19 EACH 2/4/1997 STINNETT TX <>= = =

MILITARY FUSE 3 EACH 8/1/1995 TOMMYS TOWN TX <>=M228 = =

MILITARY FUSE 35 EACH 8/1/1995 TOMMYS TOWN TX <>=M60 = =

SAFETY FUSE 400 FEET 8/1/1995 TOMMYS TOWN TX <>=TIME = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 9/17/1994 MT PLEASANT UT <>=M60 = =

SAFETY FUSE 300 FEET 2/19/1992 PLEASANT GROVE UT <>=TIME = =

ATF Incidents Involving Fuses

Component Quantity Stat Common Name Quantity Unit Date City Notes Subtype Amount e

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 5/15/1992 SALT LAKE CITY UT <>=M400 TRAINING FUSE = =

MILITARY FUSE 0 UNKNOWN 5/22/1995 UINTAH COUNTY UT <>=M228 = =

MILITARY FUSE 0 UNKNOWN 10/16/1997 ABINGDON VA <>=FUSE IGNITORS = =

MILITARY FUSE 1 EACH 10/16/1997 ABINGDON VA <>=M10A3 = =

MILITARY FUSE 1 EACH 10/16/1997 ABINGDON VA <>=M213 = =

MILITARY FUSE 191 EACH 10/16/1997 ABINGDON VA <>=M228 = =

MILITARY FUSE 29 EACH 10/16/1997 ABINGDON VA <>=M228 = =

MILITARY FUSE 45 EACH 10/16/1997 ABINGDON VA <>=M228 = =

MILITARY FUSE 59 EACH 10/16/1997 ABINGDON VA <>=M60 = =

MILITARY FUSE 6 EACH 10/16/1997 ABINGDON VA <>=MKI MOD2 = =

MILITARY FUSE 8 EACH 10/16/1997 ABINGDON VA <>=M218 = =

SAFETY FUSE 500 FEET 9/27/1997 ABINGDON VA <>=M700 = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 8/2/1990 CHESTERFIELD VA <>=M228 = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 1/8/1992 FLOYD COUNTY VA <>=PRACTICE = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 9/2/1992 FORT LEE VA <>=PRACTICE = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 7/13/1994 GREAT FALLS VA <>=M60 = =

SAFETY FUSE 300 FEET 7/13/1994 GREAT FALLS VA <>=TIME = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 8/20/1996 NEWPORT NEWS VA <>=SAFETY = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 4/9/1992 NORFOLK VA <>=M213 = =

ATF Incidents Involving Fuses

Component Quantity Stat Common Name Quantity Unit Date City Notes Subtype Amount e

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 5/9/1992 NORFOLK VA <>=M213 = =

MILITARY FUSE 0 UNKNOWN 6/3/1997 PORTSMOUTH VA <>=M206A2 = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 12/12/1990 STAFFORD COUNT VA <>=M228 = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 7/22/1996 SUFFOLK VA <>=TIME = =

MILITARY FUSE 0 UNKNOWN 2/26/1997 TRIANGLE VA <>=M10A3 = =

SAFETY FUSE 10 FEET 11/14/1988 EVERETT WA <>=SAFETY = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 1/29/1990 KELCO WA <>= = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 12/14/1989 KELSO WA <>=M60 = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 5/31/1988 PUYALLUP WA <>=90MM = =X

MILITARY FUSE 4 EACH 12/14/1995 SUMNER WA <>= = =

MILITARY FUSE 0 UNKNOWN 10/18/1996 CEDARBURG WI <>=MODIFIED = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 1/31/1991 DANE COUNTY WI <>=MODIFIED = =

MILITARY FUSE 0 UNKNOWN 6/4/1998 KENOSHA WI <>=M213 = =

MILITARY FUSE 1 EACH 3/6/1995 MILWAUKEE WI <>=M228 = =

MILITARY FUSE 0 UNKNOWN 8/2/1995 WHITEFISH BAY WI <>=M228 = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 3/3/1994 WISCONSIN RAPI WI <>=M252 = =X

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 1/4/1991 FAIRMONT WV <>=M228 = =

MILITARY FUSE 2 EACH 12/23/1997 PRINCETON WV <>= = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 8/20/1995 SUMMERSVILLE WV <>= = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 10/29/1993 WHEELING WV <>=M6A4C = =

ATF Incidents Involving Fuses

Component Quantity Stat Common Name Quantity Unit Date City Notes Subtype Amount e

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 4/11/1989 KINNEAR WY <>=M228 = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 11/25/1988 LYMAN WY <>=PRACTICE = =

SAFETY FUSE 0 FEET 11/25/1988 LYMAN WY <>=SAFETY = =

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Component Common Name Quantity Amount Quantity Unit Date City State Notes Subtype

GRENADE 1 EACH 6/9/1992 AQUILLA AL <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 7/22/1988 ASHFORD AL <>=MODIFIED = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 4/22/1992 AUBURN AL <>=M67 = =

GRENADE 0 EACH 9/3/1992 BIRMINGHAM AL <>=MKII = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 1/14/1997 BIRMINGHAM AL

GRENADE 1 EACH 7/13/1994 CHILTON AL <>=MKII = = COUNTY

GRENADE 0 EACH 7/1/1988 FAIRHOPE AL <>=MK48 = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 11/1/1996 JACKSONVILLE AL <>=MODIFIED = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 8/13/1988 LANTON AL <>=INCENDIARY = =

GRENADE 3 EACH 8/13/1988 LANTON AL <>=SMOKE = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 7/7/1992 ORANGE BEACH AL <>=MODIFIED = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 8/1/1996 PRATTVILLE AL <>=M25A2 = =

GRENADE 4 EACH 8/1/1996 PRATTVILLE AL <>=M7A3 = =

GRENADE 13 EACH 11/8/1991 SEMMES AL <>=40MM = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 2/23/1996 VESTAVIA AL <>=MODIFIED = =

GRENADE 16 EACH 1/11/1991 WESTOVER AL <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 12/28/1994 BAXTER COUNTY AR <>=MODIFIED = =

GRENADE 0 EACH 7/11/1996 CHESTER AR <>= = =

GRENADE 3 EACH 7/16/1990 DEQUEEN AR <>=MODIFIED = =

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Component Common Name Quantity Amount Quantity Unit Date City State Notes Subtype

GRENADE 1 EACH 11/22/1993 FORT SMITH AR <>=MKII = =

GRENADE 0 EACH 2/19/1993 FT SMITH AR <>=EMPTY = =

GRENADE 2 EACH 5/15/1991 GARFIELD AR <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 10/8/1993 LITTLE ROCK AR <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 8/26/1997 LITTLE ROCK AR

GRENADE 3 EACH 7/19/1993 NEWTON AR <>=MKII = = COUNTY

GRENADE 0 EACH 3/6/1991 NORTH LITTLE R AR <>=PRACTICE = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 1/17/1996 SEACY AR <>=M7A3 = =

GRENADE 2 EACH 1/17/1996 SEACY AR <>=M69 = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 4/10/1998 SHERWOOD AR <>=40MM PRACTICE = =

GRENADE 0 EACH 6/14/1993 SPRINGDALE AR <>=40MM = =

GRENADE 0 EACH 6/14/1993 SPRINGDALE AR <>=SMOKE = =

GRENADE 2 EACH 9/10/1995 TEXARKANA AR <>=MKII = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 4/26/1988 APACHE JUNCTIO AZ <>=40MM = =

GRENADE 4 EACH 12/30/1991 AVRA VALLEY AZ <>=MODIFIED = =

GRENADE 0 EACH 5/10/1994 BULLHEAD AZ <>=MODIFIED = =

GRENADE 3 EACH 9/20/1995 GLENDALE AZ <>= = =

GRENADE 0 EACH 8/15/1994 KINGMAN AZ <>=MODIFIED = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 9/20/1995 KINGMAN AZ <>= = =

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Component Common Name Quantity Amount Quantity Unit Date City State Notes Subtype

GRENADE 1 EACH 1/28/1991 MESA AZ <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 4/7/1992 MESA AZ <>=MODIFIED = =

GRENADE 2 EACH 7/18/1997 MESA COUNTY AZ

GRENADE 2 EACH 7/28/1989 NEW RIVER AZ <>=INCENDIARY = =

GRENADE 2 EACH 9/17/1997 NEW RIVER AZ <>=M52A2 = =

GRENADE 6 EACH 7/28/1989 NEW RIVER AZ <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 10/2/1992 PHOENIX AZ <>=MODIFIED = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 3/11/1995 PHOENIX AZ <>=MODIFIED = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 3/21/1996 PHOENIX AZ <>=MODIFIED = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 3/29/1995 PHOENIX AZ <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 3/6/1995 PHOENIX AZ <>=M18 = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 4/24/1992 PHOENIX AZ <>=MODIFIED = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 6/18/1996 PHOENIX AZ <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 8/25/1995 PHOENIX AZ <>=MKII = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 9/11/1996 PHOENIX AZ <>=MODIFIED = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 9/18/1989 PHOENIX AZ <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 9/18/1995 PHOENIX AZ <>=M26 = =

GRENADE 2 EACH 8/10/1994 PHOENIX AZ <>=M57 = =

GRENADE 2 EACH 9/1/1996 PHOENIX AZ <>=MODIFIED = =

GRENADE 20 EACH 4/6/1995 PHOENIX AZ <>=MODIFIED = =

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Component Common Name Quantity Amount Quantity Unit Date City State Notes Subtype

GRENADE 3 EACH 8/31/1997 PHOENIX AZ

GRENADE 2 EACH 9/14/1997 PINETOP AZ LAKESIDE

GRENADE 1 EACH 2/23/1993 SANTA CRUZ AZ <>=M18 = =

GRENADE 10 EACH 2/6/1995 SNOWFLAKE AZ <>=MODIFIED = =

GRENADE 4 EACH 1/12/1995 SNOWFLAKE AZ <>=MKII = =

GRENADE 4 EACH 4/5/1995 SNOWFLAKE AZ <>=MODIFIED = =

GRENADE 6 EACH 4/19/1995 SNOWFLAKE AZ <>=M21 = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 3/22/1995 TUCSON AZ <>=MODIFIED = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 5/27/1996 TUCSON AZ <>=M67 = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 6/6/1996 TUCSON AZ <>=MODIFIED = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 8/2/1996 TUCSON AZ <>=M67 = =

GRENADE 2 EACH 6/5/1990 TUCSON AZ <>=MODIFIED = =

M18 SMOKE GRENADE 1 EACH 5/3/1999 TUCSON AZ GRENADE

GRENADE 3 EACH 11/7/1993 YUMA AZ <>=M18 = =

GRENADE 0 EACH 5/25/1993 ALAMEDA CA <>= = = COUNTY

GRENADE 1 EACH 11/6/1992 ALAMEDA CA <>= = = COUNTY

GRENADE 1 EACH 3/9/1990 ALAMEDA CA <>=MODIFIED = = COUNTY

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Component Common Name Quantity Amount Quantity Unit Date City State Notes Subtype

GRENADE 1 EACH 7/9/1992 ALAMEDA CA <>= = = COUNTY

GRENADE 1 EACH 4/30/1995 ALHAMBRA CA <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 10/13/1995 ANAHEIM CA <>=MODIFIED = =

GRENADE 11 EACH 10/1/1991 ANAHEIM CA <>=MODIFIED = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 1/18/1988 ANTIOCH CA <>=MODIFIED = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 1/30/1988 ANTIOCH CA <>=MODIFIED = =

GRENADE 5 EACH 3/3/1989 ANTIOCH CA <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 5/22/1993 ARCATA CA <>=MODIFIED = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 11/27/1996 ARNOLD CA <>= = =

GRENADE 0 EACH 5/12/1995 ATHERTON CA <>= = =

GRENADE 3 EACH 3/1/1990 AVENAL CA <>=M2 = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 12/13/1990 AZTEC WELL CA <>=M25A2 ABC = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 12/13/1990 AZTEC WELL CA <>=MR111 = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 12/13/1990 AZTEC WELL CA <>=XM47E3 = =

GRENADE 11 EACH 12/13/1990 AZTEC WELL CA <>=M18 = =

GRENADE 14 EACH 12/13/1990 AZTEC WELL CA <>=M7A3 = =

GRENADE 24 EACH 12/13/1990 AZTEC WELL CA <>=M67 = =

GRENADE 4 EACH 12/13/1990 AZTEC WELL CA <>=40MM = =

GRENADE 4 EACH 12/13/1990 AZTEC WELL CA <>=M14 = =

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Component Common Name Quantity Amount Quantity Unit Date City State Notes Subtype

GRENADE 5 EACH 12/13/1990 AZTEC WELL CA <>=SMOKE = =

GRENADE 6 EACH 12/13/1990 AZTEC WELL CA <>=MARK 3A2 = =

GRENADE 8 EACH 12/13/1990 AZTEC WELL CA <>= = =

GRENADE 25 EACH 5/15/1992 BARSTOW CA <>=TEAR GAS M7A3 = =

GRENADE 32 EACH 5/15/1992 BARSTOW CA <>=M18 = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 7/24/1996 BELL FLOWER CA <>= = =

GRENADE 3 EACH 4/4/1995 BONITA CA <>=INCENDIARY = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 6/17/1994 BRENTWOOD CA <>=CS = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 12/29/1992 CALEXICO CA <>=M67 = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 9/6/1996 CALIMESA CA <>=MODIFIED = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 2/10/1994 CAMP CA <>=MODIFIED = = PENDLETON

GRENADE 0 EACH 8/10/1995 CANOGA PARK CA <>=M21 = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 7/24/1995 CARLSBAD CA <>= = =

GRENADE 2 EACH 6/19/1990 CARLSBAD CA <>=M67 = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 6/20/1996 CARSON CA <>=MODIFIED = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 11/3/1992 CASTRO VALLEY CA <>=M67 = =

GRENADE 30 EACH 11/9/1992 CASTRO VALLEY CA <>=40MM = =

GRENADE 18 EACH 2/28/1997 CATHEDIRAL CA CITY

GRENADE 1 EACH 4/27/1996 CHINO CA <>=40MM = =

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Component Common Name Quantity Amount Quantity Unit Date City State Notes Subtype

GRENADE 1 EACH 8/18/1992 CHULA VISTA CA <>=MODIFIED = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 8/19/1995 CHULA VISTA CA <>=MODIFIED = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 3/3/1993 CITRUS HEIGHTS CA <>=MODIFIED = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 7/27/1995 CITRUS HEIGHTS CA <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 5/2/1991 CLEAR LAKES OA CA <>=M33 = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 4/17/1993 COLORADO CA <>=M26 = = SPRIN

GRENADE 5 EACH 4/17/1993 COLORADO CA <>=MKII = = SPRIN

GRENADE 1 EACH 3/3/1996 COLTON CA <>=MODIFIED = =

GRENADE 23 EACH 7/31/1991 COMMERCE CA <>=MODIFIED = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 12/21/1988 CONTRA COSTA CA <>=MODIFIED = = C

GRENADE 1 EACH 2/3/1989 CONTRA COSTA CA <>=MODIFIED = = C

GRENADE 2 EACH 3/16/1994 CORONA CA <>=SMOKE = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 8/12/1996 COVINA CA <>= = =

GRENADE 2 EACH 7/27/1997 CSTRO VALLEY CA

GRENADE 1 EACH 11/6/1990 CULVER CITY CA <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 7/18/1989 CULVER CITY CA <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 2/17/1993 DOWNEY CA <>=M67 = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 5/2/1991 DOWNEY CA <>=40MM = =

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Component Common Name Quantity Amount Quantity Unit Date City State Notes Subtype

GRENADE 1 EACH 10/22/1993 EL CAJON CA <>=M21 = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 12/4/1992 EL CAJON CA <>= = =

GRENADE 2 EACH 10/17/1994 EL CAJON CA <>=MODIFIED = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 9/12/1995 EL SOBRANTE CA <>=MODIFIED = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 2/15/1995 ELK GROVE CA <>= = =

GRENADE 2 EACH 12/21/1995 ENCINCTAS CA <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 11/7/1996 ESCONDIDO CA <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 5/10/1989 FAIRFAX CA <>=M18 = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 5/10/1989 FAIRFAX CA <>=M7A3 = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 3/8/1996 FALLBROOK CA <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 1/7/1996 FOLSOM CA <>=MODIFIED = =

GRENADE 0 EACH 1/17/1992 FONTANA CA <>=MODIFIED = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 7/8/1996 FREMONT CA <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 11/16/1992 FRESNO CA <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 2/15/1996 FRESNO CA <>=M18 = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 10/6/1994 GARBERVILLE CA <>=MODIFIED = =

GRENADE 2 EACH 5/2/1991 GARDENA CA <>=M67 = =

GRENADE 25 EACH 5/2/1991 GARDENA CA <>=40MM = =

GRENADE 3 EACH 5/2/1991 GARDENA CA <>= = =

GRENADE 54 EACH 10/31/1997 GARDINA CA MODIFIED GRENADES

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Component Common Name Quantity Amount Quantity Unit Date City State Notes Subtype

GRENADE 1 EACH 1/11/1996 GRADEN GROVE CA <>=MODIFIED = =

GRENADE 6 EACH 4/14/1993 HACIENDA HEIGH CA <>=MODIFIED = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 10/15/1996 HAYWARD CA <>=MODIFIED = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 8/12/1995 HAYWARD CA <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 2/4/1992 HEMET CA <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 11/7/1994 HEMETSIDE CA <>=ILLUMINATION = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 6/11/1992 HESPERIA CA <>=CS RIOT = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 11/23/1996 HIGHLAND CA <>= = =

GRENADE 2 EACH 2/5/1997 HIGHLAND CA

GRENADE 4 EACH 11/22/1996 HIGHLAND CA <>=MODIFIED = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 3/14/1994 HOLLISTER CA <>= = =

GRENADE 2 EACH 11/10/1995 HUMBOLDT CA <>= = =

GRENADE 2 EACH 3/2/1995 HUNTINGTON CA <>=MODIFIED = = BEA

GRENADE 1 EACH 10/13/1994 IGO CA <>=MODIFIED = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 10/30/1994 IMPERIAL BEACH CA <>=MODIFIED = =

GRENADE 0 EACH 5/18/1995 KINGS BEACH CA <>=INERT = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 7/12/1996 LA MESA CA <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 12/1/1989 LAKEPORT CA <>=CS = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 1/24/1992 LANCASTER CA <>=MKII = =

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Component Common Name Quantity Amount Quantity Unit Date City State Notes Subtype

GRENADE 1 EACH 3/8/1995 LANCASTER CA <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 7/20/1994 LEMON GROVE CA <>=MODIFIED = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 11/6/1990 LODI CA <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 3/18/1996 LODI CA <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 5/21/1996 LODI CA <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 7/10/1995 LODI CA <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 11/6/1992 LONG BEACH CA <>=MODIFIED = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 2/26/1991 LONG BEACH CA <>=ANM14 = =

GRENADE 2 EACH 2/26/1991 LONG BEACH CA <>=SMOKE = =

GRENADE 4 EACH 7/1/1992 LONG BEACH CA <>=MODIFIED = =

GRENADE 0 EACH 2/28/1996 LOS ANGELES CA <>=M69 = =

GRENADE 0 EACH 6/26/1994 LOS ANGELES CA <>=MODIFIED = =

GRENADE 0 EACH 8/17/1995 LOS ANGELES CA <>=M21 = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 10/7/1992 LOS ANGELES CA <>=M69 = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 11/2/1990 LOS ANGELES CA <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 12/4/1992 LOS ANGELES CA <>=MODIFIED = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 7/22/1993 LOS ANGELES CA <>=M55 = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 8/1/1991 LOS ANGELES CA <>=M69 = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 9/27/1991 LOS ANGELES CA <>=MKII MODIFIED = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 9/27/1991 LOS ANGELES CA <>=MODIFIED = =

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GRENADE 1 EACH 9/6/1996 LOS ANGELES CA <>=M21 = =

GRENADE 16 EACH 4/29/1988 LOS ANGELES CA <>= = =

GRENADE 2 EACH 3/18/1993 LOS ANGELES CA <>=M21 = =

GRENADE 4 EACH 3/18/1993 LOS ANGELES CA <>=M62 = =

GRENADE 5 EACH 3/18/1993 LOS ANGELES CA <>=M69 = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 1/24/1989 LOTUS CA <>=RFX = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 1/28/1992 LUCERNE CA <>=MKII = = VALLEY

GRENADE 0 EACH 4/23/1992 MANTECA CA <>=BODIES ONLY = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 4/23/1992 MANTECA CA <>=M18 = =

GRENADE 2 EACH 5/23/1991 MEAD VALLEY CA <>= = =

GRENADE 11 EACH 12/31/1997 MELENDALE CA

GRENADE 1 EACH 2/27/1996 MENDOCINO CA <>=M57 = = COUN

GRENADE 2 EACH 2/27/1996 MENDOCINO CA <>=MKII = = COUN

GRENADE 0 EACH 9/2/1994 MONROVIA CA <>=MODIFIED = =

GRENADE 3 EACH 6/16/1997 MONROVIA CA

GRENADE 1 EACH 4/13/1996 MORAGA CA <>= = =

GRENADE 4 EACH 2/3/1989 NAPA CA <>=MKII = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 12/12/1996 NATIONAL CITY CA <>= = =

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GRENADE 1 EACH 9/15/1995 NEWARK CA <>= = =

GRENADE 0 EACH 12/17/1993 NORTH CA <>=SMOKE = = HIGHLAND

GRENADE 2 EACH 12/17/1993 NORTH CA <>=CN GAS = = HIGHLAND

GRENADE 1 EACH 12/4/1996 OAKLAND CA <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 4/21/1996 OAKLAND CA <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 10/6/1995 OCEANSIDE CA <>=M26 = =

GRENADE 2 EACH 10/6/1995 OCEANSIDE CA <>=M67 = =

GRENADE 0 EACH 9/9/1994 ONTARIO CA <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 5/24/1994 ONTARIO CA <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 9/18/1992 ONTARIO CA <>=MKII = =

GRENADE 2 EACH 5/12/1994 ONTARIO CA <>=SMOKE = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 10/22/1991 OXNARD CA <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 11/19/1995 PACIFIC GROVE CA <>=ILLUMINATING = =

GRENADE 0 EACH 11/3/1994 PALMDALE CA <>=MODIFIED = =

GRENADE 2 EACH 3/3/1993 PALMDALE CA <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 1/4/1995 PARADISE CA <>=CS = =

GRENADE 2 EACH 5/9/1995 PARADISE CA <>= = =

GRENADE 2 EACH 4/5/1996 PARAMOUNT CA <>=MODIFIED = =

GRENADE 5 EACH 2/9/1996 PASADENA CA <>= = =

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GRENADE 9 EACH 1/21/1995 PASADENA CA <>=MODIFIED = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 8/6/1996 PERRIS CA <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 4/17/1991 PICO RIVERA CA <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 2/16/1989 PITTSBURG CA <>=MODIFIED = =

GRENADE 2 EACH 12/21/1988 PITTSBURG CA <>=MKII = =

GRENADE 5 EACH 9/2/1992 PITTSBURG CA <>=SMOKE = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 10/20/1995 PITTSBURGH CA <>= = =

GRENADE 2 EACH 6/25/1997 PLACER COUNTY CA <>=M73A = =X

GRENADE 1 EACH 10/16/1995 PLEASANT HILL CA <>=MODIFIED = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 12/24/1996 PLEASANT HILL CA <>=MODIFIED = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 5/10/1996 PLEASANTON CA <>= = =

GRENADE 0 EACH 6/12/1994 RAINBOW CA <>=MODIFIED = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 2/23/1995 RAMONA CA <>=INCENDIARY = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 3/27/1995 RANCHO CA <>= = = CORDOVA

GRENADE 2 EACH 3/18/1996 RANCHO CA <>=MODIFIED = = CORDOVA

GRENADE 1 EACH 1/16/1996 RANCHO CA <>= = = CUCAMON

GRENADE 1 EACH 8/19/1996 RANCHO CA <>= = = CULAMOR

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GRENADE 4 EACH 4/27/1993 REDONDO CA <>= = = BEACH

GRENADE 1 EACH 10/20/1990 RESEDA CA <>=MODIFIED = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 4/30/1996 RIALTO CA <>=MODIFIED = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 10/16/1992 RICHMOND CA <>=M18 = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 11/15/1995 RICHMOND CA <>=MODIFIED = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 3/22/1989 RICHMOND CA <>=MODIFIED = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 10/21/1996 SACRAMENTO CA <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 10/23/1996 SACRAMENTO CA <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 11/6/1995 SACRAMENTO CA <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 12/11/1995 SACRAMENTO CA <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 2/13/1991 SACRAMENTO CA <>=M67 = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 2/2/1994 SACRAMENTO CA <>=M25A2 = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 2/23/1995 SACRAMENTO CA <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 3/21/1996 SACRAMENTO CA <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 3/28/1995 SACRAMENTO CA <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 5/26/1995 SACRAMENTO CA <>=MODIFIED = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 5/8/1996 SACRAMENTO CA <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 6/21/1996 SACRAMENTO CA <>=CS = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 7/23/1996 SACRAMENTO CA <>=CS = =

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GRENADE 1 EACH 8/16/1996 SACRAMENTO CA <>=MODIFIED = =

GRENADE 2 EACH 11/3/1992 SACRAMENTO CA <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 3/21/1996 SACRAMENTO CA <>= = = COU

GRENADE 1 EACH 8/21/1996 SACRAMENTO CA <>= = = COU

GRENADE 0 EACH 9/24/1994 SAN BERNADINO CA <>=MODIFIED = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 1/19/1995 SAN CA <>=40MM = = BERNARDINO

GRENADE 2 EACH 11/6/1995 SAN CA <>=MODIFIED = = BERNARDINO

GRENADE 3 EACH 4/8/1995 SAN CA <>=SMOKE = = BERNARDINO

GRENADE 0 EACH 6/12/1996 SAN DIEGO CA <>=INERT = =

GRENADE 0 EACH 8/25/1996 SAN DIEGO CA <>=MKII = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 1/27/1993 SAN DIEGO CA <>=M67 = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 1/5/1996 SAN DIEGO CA <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 10/13/1995 SAN DIEGO CA <>=MKII = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 10/24/1994 SAN DIEGO CA <>=MODIFIED = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 12/14/1995 SAN DIEGO CA <>=M67 = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 12/16/1996 SAN DIEGO CA <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 12/7/1992 SAN DIEGO CA <>=MODIFIED = =

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GRENADE 1 EACH 2/15/1995 SAN DIEGO CA <>=MKII = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 2/6/1996 SAN DIEGO CA <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 3/12/1995 SAN DIEGO CA <>=MODIFIED = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 3/22/1995 SAN DIEGO CA <>=MKII = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 5/7/1992 SAN DIEGO CA <>=SMOKE = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 7/10/1992 SAN DIEGO CA <>=MODIFIED = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 7/15/1992 SAN DIEGO CA <>=MODIFIED = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 7/27/1996 SAN DIEGO CA <>=MKII = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 7/27/1996 SAN DIEGO CA <>=MODIFIED = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 7/29/1994 SAN DIEGO CA <>=MODIFIED = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 8/23/1995 SAN DIEGO CA <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 9/9/1996 SAN DIEGO CA <>= = =

GRENADE 4 EACH 10/18/1997 SAN DIEGO CA

GRENADE 1 EACH 7/20/1994 SAN DIEGO CA <>=MODIFIED = = COUN

GRENADE 2 EACH 12/11/1989 SAN JOSE CA <>=M67 = =

GRENADE 2 EACH 5/14/1997 SAN JOSE CA

GRENADE 1 EACH 11/2/1996 SAN LEANDRO CA <>=MODIFIED = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 2/1/1996 SAN LEANDRO CA <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 7/8/1996 SAN MARCOS CA <>= = =

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GRENADE 1 EACH 1/16/1996 SAN RAFAEL CA <>=MODIFIED = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 3/4/1996 SANTA ANA CA <>=M69 = =

GRENADE 2 EACH 3/28/1996 SANTA ANA CA <>=40MM = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 9/19/1995 SANTA ROSA CA <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 9/19/1995 SANTA ROSA CA <>=TEAR GAS = =

GRENADE 6 EACH 4/25/1994 SANTA ROSA CA <>=TEAR GAS = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 4/14/1994 SANTEE CA <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 8/10/1995 SANTEE CA <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 2/26/1995 SARATOGA CA <>=MODIFIED = =

GRENADE 11 EACH 11/25/1992 SONOMA CA <>=M21 = = COUNTY

GRENADE 11 EACH 3/18/1993 SOUTH EL CA <>=MODIFIED = = MONTE

GRENADE 1 EACH 5/8/1995 SPRING VALLEY CA <>=M69 = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 8/22/1996 SPRING VALLEY CA <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 8/23/1994 STANISLAUS COU CA <>=MODIFIED = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 2/19/1988 STOCKTON CA <>=MODIFIED = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 2/23/1995 STOCKTON CA <>=MKII = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 3/21/1995 STOCKTON CA <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 6/7/1996 STOCKTON CA <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 7/7/1995 STOCKTON CA <>=MODIFIED = =

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GRENADE 4 EACH 8/2/1995 STOCKTON CA <>=MODIFIED = =

GRENADE 4 EACH 9/8/1993 STOCKTON CA <>=40 MM HEDP M79 = =

M169 HEDP 40MM GRENADE 15 EACH 9/13/1998 STOCKTON CA

GRENADE 11 EACH 12/21/1990 SUNNYVALE CA <>=MLM = =

GRENADE 2 EACH 9/7/1994 SUNSET BEACH CA <>= = =

GRENADE 0 EACH 8/28/1992 TAFT CA <>=BODIES ONLY = =

GRENADE 4 EACH 5/2/1991 TEMECULA CA <>=SMOKE = =

GRENADE 6 EACH 5/2/1991 TEMECULA CA <>=M33 = =

GRENADE 6 EACH 5/2/1991 TEMECULA CA <>=MKII = =

GRENADE 0 EACH 10/12/1992 TORRANCE CA <>=MODIFIED = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 1/29/1995 TORRANCE CA <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 10/15/1995 TRACY CA <>=MODIFIED = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 3/31/1995 TRACY CA <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 3/1/1996 UKAIH CA <>= = =

GRENADE 2 EACH 9/14/1989 UKIAH CA <>=MODIFIED = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 10/11/1996 UNION CITY CA <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 9/10/1996 UNION CITY CA <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 1/18/1997 VACAVILLE CA <>=MK33 = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 12/21/1993 VALENCDA CA <>=M25A2 = =

GRENADE 10 EACH 12/21/1993 VALENCDA CA <>=M7A3 = =

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Component Common Name Quantity Amount Quantity Unit Date City State Notes Subtype

GRENADE 2 EACH 12/21/1993 VALENCDA CA <>=MNM14 = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 11/25/1993 VALLEJO CA <>=M8 = =

GRENADE 2 EACH 11/25/1993 VALLEJO CA <>=M18 = =

GRENADE 6 EACH 1/26/1989 VALLEJO CA <>=MKII = =

GRENADE 6 EACH 1/26/1989 VALLEJO CA <>=MODIFIED = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 4/5/1992 VALLEY SPRINGS CA <>=M69 = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 2/18/1995 VICTORVILLE CA <>=40MM = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 6/23/1996 VICTORVILLE CA <>= = =

GRENADE 2 EACH 11/26/1991 VICTORVILLE CA <>=M18 = =

GRENADE 0 EACH 6/4/1992 VILLA PARK CA <>=BODIES ONLY = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 1/7/1995 VISTA CA <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 2/16/1996 VISTA CA <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 2/4/1994 VISTA CA <>=M67 = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 3/1/1996 VISTA CA <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 5/20/1996 VISTA CA <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 7/3/1996 VISTA CA <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 8/19/1995 VISTA CA <>= = =

M18 GRENADE 1 EACH 2/28/1997 VISTA CA

GRENADE 1 EACH 2/16/1996 WEST CA <>= = = SACRAMENT

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Component Common Name Quantity Amount Quantity Unit Date City State Notes Subtype

GRENADE 1 EACH 1/25/1995 WILLITS CA <>=MODIFIED = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 1/30/1995 WILLITS CA <>=MODIFIED = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 6/30/1995 WILLOW OAK CA <>= = =

GRENADE 0 EACH 7/29/1994 WILMINGTON CA <>=MODIFIED = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 7/29/1995 YOLO CA <>=MODIFIED = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 2/2/1995 YOLO COUNTY CA <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 5/2/1997 AURORA CO <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 4/24/1992 COLORADO CO <>=40MM = = SPRIN

GRENADE 1 EACH 1/16/1993 FRUITA CO <>=M18 = =

GRENADE 0 EACH 8/10/1995 HESPERUS CO <>=CASINGS = =

GRENADE 0 EACH 2/4/1988 LOUISVILLE CO <>=MODIFIED = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 11/25/1997 RIDGEFIELD CO

GRENADE 1 EACH 8/27/1995 BERLIN CT <>= = =

GRENADE 3 EACH 6/15/1991 BLOOMFIELD CT <>=FRENCH = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 4/19/1992 BRIDGEPORT CT <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 4/21/1996 CHISLIRE CT <>= = =

GRENADE 7 EACH 8/2/1988 COVENTRY CT <>=M18 = =

GRENADE 0 EACH 2/25/1988 DANBURY CT <>=MKII = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 2/23/1993 DANBURY CT <>=PRACTICE = =

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GRENADE 1 EACH 7/6/1996 FARMINGTOPN CT <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 2/23/1995 HARTFORD CT <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 2/29/1996 HARTFORD CT <>=M26 = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 4/22/1990 HARTFORD CT <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 4/25/1991 HARTFORD CT <>=MKII = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 5/27/1996 HARTFORD CT <>=MKII = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 5/4/1992 HARTFORD CT <>=M26 = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 6/20/1995 HARTFORD CT <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 7/29/1994 HARTFORD CT <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 7/3/1995 HARTFORD CT <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 7/9/1996 MANCHESTER CT <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 3/4/1996 MERIDEN CT <>= = =

GRENADE 0 EACH 11/27/1994 MIDDLETOWN CT <>=MKII = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 2/2/1996 MILFORD CT <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 7/13/1996 MILFORD CT <>= = =

GRENADE 3 EACH 12/14/1997 MILFORD CT

GRENADE 1 EACH 8/25/1991 NAUGATUCK CT <>=M26 = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 4/23/1996 NEW BRITAIN CT <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 7/14/1996 NEW BRITAIN CT <>= = =

GRENADE 6 EACH 1/31/1997 NORWICH CT <>=40MM = =

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GRENADE 1 EACH 2/3/1991 PUTNAM CT <>=MODIFIED = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 7/8/1996 SOUTHBURG CT <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 10/25/1995 SOUTHBURY CT <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 1/17/1996 TORDINGTON CT <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 4/13/1992 TORRINGTON CT <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 4/23/1996 VERNON CT <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 8/25/1995 WEST HARTFORD CT <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 12/24/1997 WEST HAVEN CT <>=M67 = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 7/7/1995 WEST HAVEN CT <>=MKII = =

GRENADE 14 EACH 11/22/1994 WETHERSFORD CT <>=MKII = =

GRENADE 12 EACH 12/18/1997 WILTON CT

GRENADE 38 EACH 1/10/1991 WINDHAM CT <>=M26 = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 8/7/1996 WOODBRIDGE CT <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 1/22/1997 WASHINGTON DC

GRENADE 1 EACH 3/7/1991 NEW CASTLE DE <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 6/15/1995 NEW CASTLE DE <>= = =

GRENADE 11 EACH 8/17/1988 REHOBOTH DE <>=MODIFIED = = BEACH

GRENADE 2 EACH 3/6/1995 SMYRNA DE <>=MODIFIED = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 2/7/1996 WILMINGTON DE <>=MODIFIED = =

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GRENADE 2 EACH 5/1/1997 WILMINGTON DE

GRENADE 0 EACH 12/22/1989 ALACHUA FL <>= = = COUNTY

GRENADE 1 EACH 4/20/1993 AUBURNDALE FL <>=MODIFIED = =

GRENADE 2 EACH 6/28/1995 BARTOW FL <>= = =

MINI RIFLE GRENADE 3 EACH 5/12/1997 BRADENTON FL

GRENADE 1 EACH 6/25/1995 BRANDON FL <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 6/16/1995 CAPE CORAL FL <>= = =

GRENADE 2 EACH 9/14/1997 CAPE CORAL FL

GRENADE 8 EACH 7/26/1997 CAPE CORAL FL

GRENADE 0 EACH 1/11/1993 CEDER KEY FL <>=TRAINING = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 4/9/1995 CLEARWATER FL <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 1/25/1995 COLEMAN FL <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 11/3/1993 DADE COUNTY FL <>=MKII = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 3/17/1995 DADE COUNTY FL <>=40MM = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 3/23/1994 DADE COUNTY FL <>=MKII = =

GRENADE 2 EACH 10/13/1993 DADE COUNTY FL <>=MKII = =

GRENADE 3 EACH 9/1/1994 DADE COUNTY FL <>=MODIFIED = =

GRENADE 4 EACH 3/10/1993 DADE COUNTY FL <>=M30 = =

GRENADE 5 EACH 3/20/1996 DADE COUNTY FL <>=MK II = =

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GRENADE 7 EACH 10/19/1993 DADE COUNTY FL <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 3/29/1996 DAVENPORT FL <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 12/28/1996 DEERFIELD FL <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 10/1/1993 DUNNELLON FL <>=M7A3CS = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 8/12/1991 EUSTIS FL <>=40MM = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 1/21/1988 FORT FL <>=MODIFIED = = LAUDERDAL

GRENADE 1 EACH 1/22/1988 FORT FL <>=MKII = = LAUDERDAL

GRENADE 3 EACH 2/24/1996 FORT FL <>= = = LAUDERDAL

GRENADE 1 EACH 10/22/1993 FORT MYERS FL <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 2/20/1995 FORT MYERS FL <>= = =

PRACTICE GRENADE 2 EACH 5/9/1999 FORT WALTON FL BEACH

GRENADE 8 EACH 5/2/1995 GIBSONTON FL <>=MODIFIED = =

GRENADE 8 EACH 5/24/1995 GIBSONTON FL <>= = =

GRENADE 3 EACH 9/1/1994 HIALEAH FL <>= = =

GRENADE 10 EACH 11/1/1997 HOLIDAY FL

GRENADE 1 EACH 10/8/1995 HOLLYWOOD FL <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 12/14/1988 HOLLYWOOD FL <>=M67 = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 8/7/1996 HOMESTEAD FL <>= = =

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GRENADE 1 EACH 11/17/1990 JACKSONVILLE FL <>=40MM = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 11/17/1990 JACKSONVILLE FL <>=AMM14 = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 11/17/1990 JACKSONVILLE FL <>=ANM8 = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 11/17/1990 JACKSONVILLE FL <>=M18 = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 11/17/1990 JACKSONVILLE FL <>=M67 = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 11/17/1990 JACKSONVILLE FL <>=M7A3 = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 11/17/1990 JACKSONVILLE FL <>=XM47E3 = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 12/29/1990 JACKSONVILLE FL <>= = =

GRENADE 3 EACH 11/17/1990 JACKSONVILLE FL <>=M7A3 = =

GRENADE 36 EACH 12/29/1990 JACKSONVILLE FL <>=SMOKE = =

GRENADE 0 EACH 3/25/1996 JOLAMORADA FL <>=PRACTICE = =

GRENADE 0 EACH 3/2/1988 JUPITER FL <>=INERT = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 2/13/1990 KEY WEST FL <>=SMOKE = =

GRENADE 10 EACH 4/6/1997 LAKELAND FL

GRENADE 2 EACH 6/23/1997 LANTANA FL

GRENADE 1 EACH 7/1/1996 LARGO FL <>=MODIFIED = =

GRENADE 2 EACH 3/30/1995 LARGO FL <>= = =

GRENADE 2 EACH 10/13/1993 LEISURE CITY FL <>=MKII = =

GRENADE 7 EACH 10/19/1993 LEISURE CITY FL <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 8/29/1996 LEVY COUNTY FL <>= = =

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GRENADE 1 EACH 2/23/1998 LIGHTHOUSE POI FL <>= = =

GRENADE 2 EACH 4/28/1994 MADISON FL <>=ANM8 = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 1/7/1990 MIAMI FL <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 10/12/1993 MIAMI FL <>=M33 = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 10/12/1993 MIAMI FL <>=M57 = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 10/12/1993 MIAMI FL <>=MKII = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 11/30/1997 MIAMI FL <>=MKII = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 3/10/1993 MIAMI FL <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 3/16/1995 MIAMI FL <>=40MM = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 5/13/1997 MIAMI FL <>=M67 = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 5/2/1990 MIAMI FL <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 7/24/1992 MIAMI FL <>=MODIFIED = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 9/2/1992 MIAMI FL <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 9/26/1992 MIAMI FL <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 9/8/1994 MIAMI FL <>=MKI ILLUMINATING = =

GRENADE 2 EACH 1/30/1993 MIAMI FL <>=CS = =

GRENADE 2 EACH 4/29/1991 MIAMI FL <>=40MM = =

GRENADE 2 EACH 9/2/1994 MIAMI FL <>= = =

GRENADE 3 EACH 10/6/1997 MIAMI FL

GRENADE 3 EACH 9/22/1989 MIAMI FL <>= = =

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GRENADE 5 EACH 6/5/1991 MIAMI FL <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 8/19/1994 MIDDLEBURG FL <>=TRAINING = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 8/22/1989 MIRIMAR FL <>=M33 = =

GRENADE 6 EACH 8/22/1989 MIRIMAR FL <>=M61 = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 11/18/1993 NEW SMYRNA FL <>= = = BEA

GRENADE 1 EACH 4/2/1995 OCALA FL <>=M18 = =

GRENADE 12 EACH 4/17/1997 OKEECHOBEE FL <>=PRACTICE = =

GRENADE 3 EACH 1/26/1995 OKEECHOHEE FL <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 11/1/1992 OKEECHOKEE FL <>=M33 = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 3/20/1994 ORLANDO FL <>=PRACTICE = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 4/14/1990 PENSACOLA FL <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 10/15/1995 PLANT CITY FL <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 12/6/1995 PLANT CITY FL <>= = =

GRENADE 4 EACH 6/16/1995 POMPANO FL <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 3/13/1995 SAFETY HARBOR FL <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 2/28/1995 SEBRING FL <>=MKII = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 6/10/1996 SEFNER FL <>=M69 = =

GRENADE 0 EACH 7/21/1996 ST PETERSBURG FL <>=INERT = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 1/23/1996 ST PETERSBURG FL <>= = =

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GRENADE 1 EACH 3/18/1992 STUART FL <>=MKII = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 5/16/1996 STUART FL <>=M67 = =

GRENADE 2 EACH 1/8/1993 SUMNER FL <>=MODIFIED = =

GRENADE 0 EACH 8/31/1996 TAMPA FL <>=HULLS = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 1/1/1996 TAMPA FL <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 4/9/1991 TAMPA FL <>=MODIFIED = =

GRENADE 10 EACH 1/1/1996 TAMPA FL <>= = =

GRENADE 4 EACH 4/24/1991 TAMPA FL <>=MODIFIED = =

GRENADE 4 EACH 7/26/1996 TAMPA FL <>= = =

GRENADE 18 EACH 8/1/1995 UNKNOWN FL <>=MKIIIA2 = =X

GRENADE 3 EACH 9/12/1989 UNKNOWN FL <>= = =

GRENADE 4 EACH 5/24/1993 UNKNOWN FL <>=MKII = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 10/16/1991 WEST PALM FL <>=M67 = = BEAC

GRENADE 1 EACH 10/16/1991 WEST PALM FL <>=M68 = = BEAC

GRENADE 1 EACH 5/16/1996 WEST PALM FL <>=M67 = = BEAC

GRENADE 2 EACH 10/16/1991 WEST PALM FL <>=THERMITE = = BEAC

GRENADE 23 EACH 1/3/1990 WEST PALM FL <>=M67 = = BEAC

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GRENADE 3 EACH 1/3/1990 WEST PALM FL <>=INCENDIARY = = BEAC

GRENADE 3 EACH 2/15/1991 WEST PALM FL <>=M67 = = BEAC

GRENADE 3 EACH 2/15/1991 WEST PALM FL <>=THERMITE = = BEAC

GRENADE 1 EACH 10/18/1995 ALPHARETTA GA <>=MODIFIED = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 5/23/1991 ATLANTA GA <>=40MM = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 5/23/1991 ATLANTA GA <>=PRACTIC = =

GRENADE 2 EACH 2/9/1989 ATLANTA GA <>=SMOKE = =

GRENADE 2 EACH 7/25/1992 ATLANTA GA <>= = =

GRENADE 3 EACH 2/15/1996 BLAIRSVILLE GA <>=M18 = =

GRENADE 2 EACH 8/12/1990 BRASELTON GA <>=SMOKE = =

GRENADE 0 EACH 11/12/1993 CLIMAX GA <>=M67 = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 11/12/1993 CLIMAX GA <>=M14 = =

GRENADE 15 EACH 11/12/1993 CLIMAX GA <>=M67 = =

GRENADE 3 EACH 8/7/1992 COLUMBUS GA <>=CS = =

GRENADE 2 EACH 11/12/1997 COVINGTON GA

GRENADE 4 EACH 5/7/1989 CUMMINGS GA <>= = =

GRENADE 6 EACH 5/7/1989 CUMMINGS GA <>=M781 = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 4/8/1988 DOUGLASVILLE GA <>=MKII = =

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GRENADE 1 EACH 1/18/1991 ELLABELL GA <>=MODIFIED = =

GRENADE 0 EACH 1/24/1996 ENIGMA GA <>=PRACTICE = =

GRENADE 2 EACH 1/24/1995 FT BENNING GA <>=MODIFIED = =

GRENADE 6 EACH 10/12/1995 JONESBORO GA <>=40MM = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 5/20/1993 LAWRENCEVILLE GA <>=ANM14 THERMITE = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 5/20/1993 LAWRENCEVILLE GA <>=SMOKE = =

GRENADE 14 EACH 5/20/1993 LAWRENCEVILLE GA <>=M18 = =

GRENADE 5 EACH 5/20/1993 LAWRENCEVILLE GA <>=M7A3 = =

GRENADE 8 EACH 5/20/1993 LAWRENCEVILLE GA <>=M8 = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 6/2/1988 MACON GA <>=M21 = =

GRENADE 0 EACH 6/11/1997 MARIETTA GA <>= = =

GRENADE 3 EACH 6/11/1997 MARIETTA GA <>=SMOKE = =

GRENADE 0 EACH 5/14/1997 MURRAY GA <>=MODIFIED = = COUNTY

GRENADE 4 EACH 5/14/1997 MURRAY GA <>=M28 = = COUNTY

GRENADE 2 EACH 2/20/1990 RIVERDALE GA <>=MODIFIED = =

GRENADE 2 EACH 2/28/1997 ROOPVILLE GA <>=MODIFIED = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 2/7/1991 SAVANNAH GA <>=M14 = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 2/7/1991 SAVANNAH GA <>=MKII = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 6/19/1995 SAVANNAH GA <>= = =

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GRENADE 2 EACH 2/7/1991 SAVANNAH GA <>=M67 = =

GRENADE 7 EACH 5/10/1994 STOCKBRIDGE GA <>=MODIFIED = =

GRENADE 2 EACH 6/10/1994 SUMMERVILLE GA <>=MODIFIED = =

GRENADE 5 EACH 11/8/1994 SUMMERVILLE GA <>=MODIFIED = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 12/21/1988 THOMASTON GA <>=FLASH BANG = =

GRENADE 8 EACH 12/21/1988 THOMASTON GA <>=SMOKE = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 8/1/1997 WALTHOURVILLE GA <>=M7A3 = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 8/1/1997 WALTHOURVILLE GA <>=M8 = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 5/6/1998 DEBEDO GU <>=M67 = =

GRENADE 2 EACH 10/22/1995 DEDEDO GU <>=M67 = =X

GRENADE 1 EACH 2/26/1993 EWA BEACH HI <>=M61 = =

GRENADE 0 EACH 2/15/1989 HONOLULU HI <>=BODIES ONLY = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 10/8/1991 HONOLULU HI <>=MK II = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 2/22/1992 HONOLULU HI <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 4/5/1991 HONOLULU HI <>=M67 = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 5/15/1989 HONOLULU HI <>=M67 = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 9/5/1991 HONOLULU HI <>= = =

GRENADE 2 EACH 3/3/1993 HONOLULU HI <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 5/15/1992 MAUI HI <>=MODIFIED = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 3/15/1991 MILILANI HI <>=MODIFIED = =

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GRENADE 1 EACH 3/7/1993 WAHIAWA HI <>=M67 = =

GRENADE 0 EACH 8/9/1991 WAIANAE HI <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 9/6/1990 AKRON IA <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 6/19/1996 ANAMOSA IA <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 6/18/1996 BETTENDORF IA <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 4/12/1989 CHEROKEE IA <>=M26 = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 1/18/1996 DES MOINES IA <>=MK IV = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 4/5/1996 DES MOINES IA <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 7/2/1990 DES MOINES IA <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 7/2/1990 DES MOINES IA <>=M67 = =

GRENADE 3 EACH 7/2/1990 DES MOINES IA <>=SMOKE = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 11/14/1990 OTTUMWA IA <>= = =

GRENADE 3 EACH 4/30/1991 SHEFFIELD IA <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 11/12/1994 BEDFORD PARK IL <>=MKII = =

GRENADE 0 EACH 1/6/1996 CAROL STREAM IL <>=HULLS ONLY = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 1/25/1996 CARROLLTON IL <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 8/19/1992 CHATHAM IL <>=CS GAS = =

GRENADE 2 EACH 8/19/1992 CHATHAM IL <>=M67 = =

GRENADE 2 EACH 5/18/1990 CHCIAGO IL <>=M18 = =

GRENADE 3 EACH 5/18/1990 CHCIAGO IL <>=MKII = =

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GRENADE 0 EACH 1/19/1995 CHICAGO IL <>=INERT = =

GRENADE 0 EACH 11/2/1988 CHICAGO IL <>=MKII = =

GRENADE 0 EACH 2/21/1995 CHICAGO IL <>=MKII = =

GRENADE 0 EACH 6/30/1990 CHICAGO IL <>=MODIFIED = =

GRENADE 0 EACH 7/9/1990 CHICAGO IL <>=M12 = =

GRENADE 0 EACH 9/6/1996 CHICAGO IL <>=MKII = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 1/14/1988 CHICAGO IL <>=MODIFIED = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 1/15/1988 CHICAGO IL <>=MKII = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 1/15/1988 CHICAGO IL <>=MODIFIED = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 1/3/1990 CHICAGO IL <>=MODIFIED = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 1/4/1988 CHICAGO IL <>=MODIFIED = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 1/8/1991 CHICAGO IL <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 10/11/1989 CHICAGO IL <>=MODIFIED = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 10/11/1990 CHICAGO IL <>=MODIFIED = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 10/16/1990 CHICAGO IL <>=MODIFIED = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 10/18/1991 CHICAGO IL <>=40MM = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 10/21/1993 CHICAGO IL <>=CN RIOT CONTROL = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 10/22/1992 CHICAGO IL <>=M67 = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 10/24/1990 CHICAGO IL <>=M67 = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 10/24/1990 CHICAGO IL <>=RIOT CS = =

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GRENADE 1 EACH 10/30/1996 CHICAGO IL <>=M30 = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 10/5/1992 CHICAGO IL <>=MKII = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 11/10/1991 CHICAGO IL <>=MKII = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 11/13/1992 CHICAGO IL <>=MKII = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 11/14/1989 CHICAGO IL <>=MODIFIED = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 11/28/1990 CHICAGO IL <>=MODIFIED = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 11/3/1988 CHICAGO IL <>=MKII = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 11/30/1992 CHICAGO IL <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 12/15/1990 CHICAGO IL <>=M18 = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 12/15/1990 CHICAGO IL <>=M7A3 = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 12/16/1992 CHICAGO IL <>=MKII = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 12/22/1997 CHICAGO IL <>=SMOKE = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 12/23/1990 CHICAGO IL <>=M12 = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 12/3/1988 CHICAGO IL <>=MKII = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 2/2/1997 CHICAGO IL <>=MKII = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 2/24/1991 CHICAGO IL <>=SMOKE = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 2/26/1995 CHICAGO IL <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 2/9/1993 CHICAGO IL <>=M18 = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 3/19/1991 CHICAGO IL <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 3/21/1995 CHICAGO IL <>=MODIFIED = =

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GRENADE 1 EACH 4/10/1997 CHICAGO IL <>=M18 = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 4/12/1991 CHICAGO IL <>=M25A2 = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 4/15/1996 CHICAGO IL <>=SMOKE = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 4/23/1996 CHICAGO IL <>=MKII = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 4/28/1991 CHICAGO IL <>=M18 = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 4/6/1993 CHICAGO IL <>=M7A3 = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 4/6/1995 CHICAGO IL <>=RIFLE = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 4/9/1991 CHICAGO IL <>=MODIFIED = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 5/1/1990 CHICAGO IL <>=MODIFIED = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 5/11/1993 CHICAGO IL <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 5/15/1991 CHICAGO IL <>=MKII = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 5/17/1990 CHICAGO IL <>=MKII = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 5/17/1990 CHICAGO IL <>=SMOKE = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 5/31/1990 CHICAGO IL <>=MKII = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 6/28/1993 CHICAGO IL <>=MK II = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 6/30/1988 CHICAGO IL <>=MODIFIED = =J

GRENADE 1 EACH 6/30/1992 CHICAGO IL <>=SMOKE = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 7/23/1997 CHICAGO IL <>=M18 = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 7/29/1991 CHICAGO IL <>=MK II MODIFIED = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 7/8/1996 CHICAGO IL <>=ANM 8 = =

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GRENADE 1 EACH 8/13/1996 CHICAGO IL <>=MKII = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 8/20/1996 CHICAGO IL <>=MKII = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 8/27/1994 CHICAGO IL <>=M26 = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 8/29/1991 CHICAGO IL <>=CS GAS = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 8/29/1991 CHICAGO IL <>=M9A1 RIFLE = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 8/5/1993 CHICAGO IL <>=MKII = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 8/6/1992 CHICAGO IL <>=M67 = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 8/8/1990 CHICAGO IL <>=M18 = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 9/10/1990 CHICAGO IL <>=MODIFIED = =

GRENADE 12 EACH 6/13/1989 CHICAGO IL <>= = =

GRENADE 2 EACH 1/20/1989 CHICAGO IL <>=MODIFIED = =

GRENADE 2 EACH 1/23/1989 CHICAGO IL <>=MODIFIED = =

GRENADE 2 EACH 2/19/1988 CHICAGO IL <>=MODIFIED = =

GRENADE 2 EACH 5/10/1988 CHICAGO IL <>=MODIFIED = =

GRENADE 2 EACH 5/8/1988 CHICAGO IL <>=MODIFIED = =

GRENADE 2 EACH 7/31/1991 CHICAGO IL <>= = =

GRENADE 2 EACH 8/5/1990 CHICAGO IL <>=MKII = =

GRENADE 4 EACH 6/30/1990 CHICAGO IL <>=M12 MODIFIED = =

GRENADE 4 EACH 6/30/1990 CHICAGO IL <>=M30 = =

GRENADE 5 EACH 8/8/1992 CHICAGO IL <>=M8 SMOKE = =

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GRENADE 1 EACH 12/31/1996 CICERO IL <>=CS = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 12/31/1996 CICERO IL <>=M18 = =

GRENADE 5 EACH 2/1/1997 CICERO IL

GRENADE 1 EACH 4/27/1995 DECATUR IL <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 6/1/1996 DECATUR IL <>= = =

MKII GRENADE 1 EACH 12/23/1998 DEKALB IL

GRENADE 1 EACH 12/5/1996 DELAND IL <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 4/21/1996 FARMERSVILLE IL <>= = =

GRENADE 0 EACH 10/12/1994 FLOSSMORE IL <>=MKII = =

GRENADE 2 EACH 9/19/1997 GLENNVILLE IL

GRENADE 1 EACH 9/6/1995 GREEN GARDEN IL <>=CS = =

GRENADE 7 EACH 11/15/1994 HARVEY IL <>=MKII = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 5/8/1993 HICKORY HILLS IL <>=MKII = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 3/15/1988 JOLIET IL <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 2/1/1995 KIRKLAND IL <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 5/13/1991 LISLE IL <>=WWII = =

GRENADE 15 EACH 1/22/1997 MARTINTON IL <>=CS1 TEAR GAS = =

GRENADE 3 EACH 1/22/1997 MARTINTON IL <>=CS = =

GRENADE 93 EACH 1/22/1997 MARTINTON IL <>=SMOKE = =

GRENADE 0 EACH 1/23/1993 MAYWOOD IL <>=MKII = =

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GRENADE 23 EACH 2/7/1989 MAYWOOD IL <>=MODIFIED = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 2/14/1995 MOUNDS IL <>= = =

GRENADE 3 EACH 4/4/1997 NEW LENOX IL

GRENADE 6 EACH 1/24/1989 NORTH RIVERSID IL <>=M21 = =

GRENADE 2 EACH 1/18/1994 OAK PARK IL <>=MKII = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 3/20/1995 OREGON IL <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 3/1/1996 PARK RIDGE IL <>= = =

GRENADE 0 EACH 9/7/1996 REDICK IL <>=MK II = =

GRENADE 0 EACH 10/15/1994 RIVERDALE IL <>=MKII = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 3/20/1992 RIVERDALE IL <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 10/15/1996 ROCKFORD IL <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 2/10/1988 ROCKFORD IL <>= = =

GRENADE 6 EACH 9/4/1997 ROCKFORD IL

GRENADE 3 EACH 6/18/1993 ROUND LAKE HEI IL <>=M67 = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 2/21/1996 SALEM IL <>= = =

GRENADE 179 EACH 8/11/1998 SPRINGFIELD IL <>=40MM = =

GRENADE 19 EACH 8/11/1998 SPRINGFIELD IL <>= = =

GRENADE 5 EACH 2/21/1995 VILLA PARK IL <>=M67 = =X

GRENADE 23 EACH 2/7/1989 WESTCHESTER IL <>=MODIFIED = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 9/26/1994 WESTMONT IL <>=MKII = =

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GRENADE 2 EACH 7/10/1993 WESTMONT IL <>=MODIFIED = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 7/9/1997 BRUCEVILLE IN <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 1/13/1995 BUTLER IN <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 7/23/1996 EVANSVILLE IN <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 9/12/1995 EVANSVILLE IN <>= = =

GRENADE 4 EACH 2/10/1995 EVANSVILLE IN <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 8/30/1990 FORT WAYNE IN <>=WWI = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 5/17/1993 GART IN <>=MKII = =

GRENADE 3 EACH 1/25/1997 GIBSON COUNTY IN

GRENADE 2 EACH 8/19/1995 GREENDALE IN <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 11/12/1993 GREENFIELD IN <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 4/7/1995 GREENFIELD IN <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 6/5/1996 HENDRICKS IN <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 10/3/1995 INDIANAPOLIS IN <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 10/6/1995 INDIANAPOLIS IN <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 11/1/1995 INDIANAPOLIS IN <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 11/13/1996 INDIANAPOLIS IN <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 12/12/1995 INDIANAPOLIS IN <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 4/2/1996 INDIANAPOLIS IN <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 4/28/1995 INDIANAPOLIS IN <>= = =

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GRENADE 1 EACH 5/6/1995 INDIANAPOLIS IN <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 5/9/1995 INDIANAPOLIS IN <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 6/25/1995 INDIANAPOLIS IN <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 7/4/1995 INDIANAPOLIS IN <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 8/22/1995 INDIANAPOLIS IN <>= = =

GRENADE 2 EACH 3/15/1995 INDIANAPOLIS IN <>= = =

GRENADE 3 EACH 10/9/1995 INDIANAPOLIS IN <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 6/21/1996 JONESBORO IN <>= = =

GRENADE 3 EACH 2/17/1989 LAFAYETTE IN <>=M67 = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 7/1/1996 LOGANSPORT IN <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 9/24/1995 MARION IN <>= = =

GRENADE 9 EACH 7/31/1996 MARION IN <>= = =

GRENADE 14 EACH 10/31/1989 MICHIGAN CITY IN <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 7/14/1995 MISHAWAKA IN <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 6/18/1993 MUNICE IN <>=MKII = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 1/7/1993 ORLAND IN <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 10/2/1996 ROYAL CENTER IN <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 5/24/1993 SHELBYVILLE IN <>=MODIFIED = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 12/1/1995 SOUTH UNION IN <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 12/19/1996 UNION CITY IN <>= = =

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GRENADE 4 EACH 3/2/1995 VANDERBURGH IN <>=MODIFIED = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 1/26/1996 VIGO IN <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 4/28/1996 VIGO IN <>= = =

GRENADE 6 EACH 4/10/1993 COLBY KS <>=MODIFIED = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 10/11/1989 HERRINGTON KS <>=CS = =

GRENADE 2 EACH 10/11/1989 HERRINGTON KS <>=SMOKE = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 5/23/1996 KANSAS CITY KS <>=MKII = =

GRENADE 3 EACH 12/20/1990 KANSAS CITY KS <>=M21 = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 12/19/1990 OLATHE KS <>=M21 = =

GRENADE 2 EACH 3/27/1992 OLATHE KS <>=M743 = =

GRENADE 4 EACH 7/22/1990 OLATHE KS <>=MODIFIED = =

GRENADE 6 EACH 1/9/1991 OLATHE KS <>=M21 = =

GRENADE 2 EACH 4/21/1997 OVERLAND PARK KS

GRENADE 1 EACH 6/24/1988 UNKNOWN KS <>=M67 = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 10/12/1996 WICHITA KS <>=MODIFIED = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 7/1/1996 WICHITA KS <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 4/9/1995 BENTON KY <>=M67 = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 8/25/1992 BOONE HEIGHTS KY <>=MODIFIED = =

GRENADE 0 EACH 9/21/1995 BOWLING GREEN KY <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 11/2/1997 BOWLING GREEN KY <>= = =

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GRENADE 1 EACH 10/21/1997 BROWNSVILLE KY <>=M8 = =

GRENADE 2 EACH 5/17/1997 BUILLE KY <>= = =

GRENADE 2 EACH 5/17/1997 BUILLE KY <>=SMOKE = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 11/3/1994 BURLINGTON KY <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 9/21/1995 CAMPBELLSVILL KY <>=MKII = = E

GRENADE 1 EACH 5/18/1995 CANNON KY <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 7/8/1995 CLARKSVILLE KY <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 9/13/1989 COLUMBIA KY <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 4/15/1995 CORBIN KY <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 9/30/1996 COVINGTON KY <>= = =

GRENADE 26 EACH 1/26/1990 DANVILLE KY <>=SMOKE = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 5/27/1992 EDDYVILLE KY <>=MODIFIED = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 5/27/1992 EDDYVILLE KY <>=MODIFIED = =K

GRENADE 1 EACH 3/3/1994 FORT CAMPBELL KY <>=M67 = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 11/4/1996 FRANKFORT KY <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 1/10/1993 FRENCHBURG KY <>= = =

GRENADE 2 EACH 6/30/1992 GEORGETOWN KY <>= = =

GRENADE 176 EACH 2/2/1993 HARLAN KY <>=CS = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 6/5/1989 HARTFORD KY <>=M21 MODIFIED = =

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GRENADE 1 EACH 2/12/1997 HAZARD KY <>=M26 = =

GRENADE 3 EACH 6/15/1989 HYDEN KY <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 4/17/1994 LETCHER KY <>=MK II = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 10/25/1995 LEXINGTON KY <>=ILLUMINATION = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 2/4/1991 LEXINGTON KY <>=BRITISH = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 2/7/1990 LEXINGTON KY <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 3/16/1994 LEXINGTON KY <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 3/23/1993 LEXINGTON KY <>=MODIFIED = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 4/26/1993 LEXINGTON KY <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 5/11/1990 LEXINGTON KY <>=MKII = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 6/7/1989 LONDON KY <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 11/17/1993 LOUISVILLE KY <>=MODIFIED = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 7/20/1996 LOUISVILLE KY <>=MKII = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 7/23/1994 LOUISVILLE KY <>=M67 = =

GRENADE 2 EACH 4/13/1995 LOUISVILLE KY <>=CN GAS = =

GRENADE 2 EACH 6/9/1997 LOUISVILLE KY

SMOKE GRENADE 1 EACH 10/26/1998 LOUISVILLE KY

GRENADE 1 EACH 6/11/1996 MADISONVILLE KY <>=MKII = =

SMOKE GRENADE 3 EACH 2/23/1998 MADISONVILLE KY

GRENADE 1 EACH 4/24/1994 MAYFIELD KY <>=MK II = =

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GRENADE 1 EACH 10/19/1994 MOREHEAD KY <>=CS = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 8/2/1991 MURRAY KY <>=M2 = =

GRENADE 2 EACH 8/24/1994 MURRAY KY <>=MKII = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 7/8/1992 NICHLOSVILLE KY <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 11/4/1996 RICHMOND KY <>=MKII = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 1/19/1998 ROWAN COUNTY KY

GRENADE 1 EACH 5/10/1992 SCOTTSVILLE KY <>= = =

GRENADE 2 EACH 8/21/1992 SCOTTSVILLE KY <>=M18 SMOKE = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 4/5/1994 SHARPSBURG KY <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 1/19/1998 SOMERSET KY

GRENADE 1 EACH 7/20/1993 SOMERSET KY <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 5/30/1996 SPOTTSVILLE KY <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 5/30/1996 SPOTTSVILLE KY <>=MKII = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 4/11/1990 STANTON KY <>=WWII = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 1/31/1991 BAKER LA <>=M18 = =

GRENADE 2 EACH 1/31/1991 BAKER LA <>=M129A1 = =

GRENADE 2 EACH 1/31/1991 BAKER LA <>=M7A3 = =

GRENADE 5 EACH 1/31/1991 BAKER LA <>=M34 = =

GRENADE 18 EACH 1/18/1995 BEAUREGARD LA <>=40MM SMOKE = = PAR

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GRENADE 1 EACH 12/4/1995 BOSSIER CITY LA <>=MKII = =

GRENADE 0 EACH 4/28/1995 CALCASIEU LA <>= = =

GRENADE 2 EACH 11/18/1997 CROWLEY LA

GRENADE 10 EACH 2/18/1993 DERIDDER LA <>=40MM = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 2/21/1990 EUNICE LA <>=XM583 40MM = =

GRENADE 17 EACH 2/21/1990 EUNICE LA <>=M8 SMOKE = =

GRENADE 2 EACH 1/29/1990 EUNICE LA <>=MKII = =

GRENADE 4 EACH 2/21/1990 EUNICE LA <>=40MM = =

GRENADE 8 EACH 2/21/1990 EUNICE LA <>=M25 = =

GRENADE 9 EACH 2/21/1990 EUNICE LA <>=MODIFIED = =

GRENADE 2 EACH 1/22/1996 FAIRFIELD LA <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 4/8/1995 HOUMA LA <>=SMOKE = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 12/5/1989 METAIRIE LA <>=M67 = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 7/12/1995 MORGAN CITY LA <>=MKII = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 5/19/1995 NAPOLEONVILLE LA <>=MKII = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 2/22/1996 NATALBANY LA <>= = =

GRENADE 4 EACH 7/12/1995 NEW ORLEANS LA <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 3/11/1995 NEW ROADS LA <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 4/21/1995 PATTERSON LA <>=SMOKE = =

GRENADE 2 EACH 11/21/1997 PIERRI PORT LA

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GRENADE 2 EACH 1/19/1995 PINEVILLE LA <>=MKII = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 6/9/1994 RIO LA <>=40MM = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 8/23/1989 RUSTON LA <>=M26 = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 8/5/1993 SHREVEPORT LA <>=40MM = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 10/8/1993 SLIDELL LA <>=40MM = =

GRENADE 3 EACH 4/30/1997 WEST MONROE LA

GRENADE 0 EACH 4/20/1990 ASHBY MA <>=MODIFIED = =

GRENADE 2 EACH 5/11/1995 AUBURN MA <>=MODIFIED = =

GRENADE 2 EACH 7/1/1993 BERNARDSTON MA <>=MODIFIED = =

M201A1 GRENADE 3 EACH 4/24/1998 BILLERICA MA <>=M201A1 = =

MKII GRENADE 1 EACH 4/24/1998 BILLERICA MA <>=MKII = =

GRENADE 0 EACH 4/6/1993 BOSTON MA <>=PAINTED BLACK = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 7/19/1994 BOSTON MA <>=CS = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 7/22/1996 BOSTON MA <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 11/16/1997 BRAINTREE MA <>=WWII = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 11/4/1996 BROCKTON MA <>=M18 = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 7/23/1997 CHELSEA MA <>=MODIFIED = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 12/28/1996 EAST MA <>= = = CONGMEADO

GRENADE 1 EACH 5/31/1992 FITCHBURG MA <>=MKII = =

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GRENADE 1 EACH 10/12/1995 FOXBORO MA <>= = =

GRENADE 4 EACH 11/1/1993 GREENFIELD MA <>=MODIFIED = =

GRENADE 5 EACH 7/10/1997 HAVERHILL MA <>=M7A3 = =

GRENADE 9 EACH 7/10/1997 HAVERHILL MA <>=M18 = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 7/3/1993 LOWELL MA <>= = =

GRENADE 2 EACH 6/17/1997 LUNENBURG MA

GRENADE 1 EACH 11/5/1996 MEDFORD MA <>=MODIFIED = =

GRENADE 2 EACH 11/16/1992 MERRIMAC MA <>=M69 = =

GRENADE 2 EACH 10/16/1997 MILLIS MA <>= = =

GRENADE 2 EACH 8/7/1997 NEWTON MA

GRENADE 1 EACH 2/18/1991 NORFOLK MA <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 2/18/1991 NORFOLK MA <>=SMOKE = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 2/18/1991 NORFOLK MA <>=TEAR GAS = =

GRENADE 2 EACH 12/7/1997 QUINCY MA <>=WW I = =

M67 GRENADE 1 EACH 2/7/1999 QUINCY MA LOT NUMBER REMOVED.

GRENADE 1 EACH 8/12/1991 SCITUATE MA <>=HC SMOKE = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 8/12/1991 SCITUATE MA <>=TEAR GAS = =

GRENADE 3 EACH 8/12/1991 SCITUATE MA <>= = =

GRENADE 23 EACH 4/22/1996 TAUTON MA <>=MKII = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 1/14/1992 UNKNOWN MA <>=M21 = =

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GRENADE 2 EACH 2/3/1994 ANNAPOLIS MD <>=M33 = =

GRENADE 4 EACH 6/4/1991 ANNAPOLIS MD <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 1/6/1989 ANNE ARRUNDEL MD <>=MODIFIED = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 12/17/1988 BALTIMORE MD <>=DM = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 12/2/1989 BALTIMORE MD <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 9/18/1995 BALTIMORE MD <>=MODIFIED = =

GRENADE 2 EACH 12/17/1988 BALTIMORE MD <>=CS = =

GRENADE 2 EACH 3/16/1989 BALTIMORE MD <>=MODIFIED = =

GRENADE 0 EACH 8/4/1994 BALTIMORE MD <>=MKII = = COUN

GRENADE 1 EACH 10/26/1996 BALTIMORE MD <>=MODIFIED = = COUN

GRENADE 1 EACH 7/20/1998 BELTSVILLE MD <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 5/10/1990 BOWIE MD <>=MODIFIED = =

GRENADE 3 EACH 12/22/1997 CAMBRIDGE MD

GRENADE 1 EACH 11/19/1995 CRESAPTOWN MD <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 11/11/1996 CUMBERLAND MD <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 11/8/1991 ESSEX MD <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 8/22/1995 FREDRICK MD <>=M662 = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 8/22/1995 FREDRICK MD <>=M713 = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 8/22/1995 FREDRICK MD <>=M715 = =

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GRENADE 1 EACH 8/22/1995 FREDRICK MD <>=M716 = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 2/25/1995 FT WASHINGTON MD <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 7/17/1989 FT WASHINGTON MD <>=PINEAPPLE = =

GRENADE 2 EACH 10/10/1996 HAGERSTOWN MD <>=CN = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 4/19/1995 LANDOVER MD <>= = =

GRENADE 2 EACH 8/15/1995 LANDOVER MD <>=MODIFIED = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 8/18/1996 MILLERSVILLE MD <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 4/14/1996 MITCHELLVILLE MD <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 7/31/1992 MT RAINER MD <>= = =

GRENADE 4 EACH 7/14/1992 PARKVILLE MD <>=MODIFIED = =K

GRENADE 0 EACH 7/23/1994 ROCKVILLE MD <>=MKII = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 10/14/1996 ROCKVILLE MD <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 7/25/1996 ROSEDALE MD <>=MKII = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 10/31/1996 SALISBURY MD <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 4/17/1995 SEAT PLEASANT MD <>= = =

GRENADE 2 EACH 1/27/1991 SHARPTOWN MD <>=MKII = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 5/15/1995 TOWSON MD <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 5/18/1995 TOWSON MD <>=MODIFIED = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 7/25/1995 TOWSON MD <>= = =

GRENADE 4 EACH 4/21/1995 TOWSON MD <>= = =

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GRENADE 1 EACH 3/22/1990 UNKNOWN MD <>=M61 = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 1/19/1990 VIENNA MD <>=MODIFIED = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 4/12/1996 WEST FRIENDSHI MD <>=M67 = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 8/2/1990 EASTON ME <>=M67 = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 8/18/1996 LIBERTY ME <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 10/30/1996 OXFORD ME <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 6/12/1996 PORTLAND ME <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 10/1/1996 ROUND POND ME <>= = =

GRENADE 3 EACH 8/14/1992 WATERVILLE ME <>=M1A1 = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 2/15/1995 ALGONAC MI <>=MODIFIED = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 7/2/1991 ANN ARBOR MI <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 10/22/1993 BELLEVILLE MI <>=M21 = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 10/27/1995 BERKLEY MI <>=MODIFIED = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 5/5/1996 DEARBORN MI <>=MKII = =

GRENADE 2 EACH 5/17/1990 DEARBORN MI <>=MODIFIED = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 6/8/1996 DETOIT MI <>=MODIFIED = =

GRENADE 0 EACH 4/24/1990 DETROIT MI <>=MK II PRACTICE = =

GRENADE 0 EACH 8/20/1992 DETROIT MI <>=INERT = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 1/8/1994 DETROIT MI <>=CS RIOT = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 10/4/1993 DETROIT MI <>=SMOKE = =

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GRENADE 1 EACH 2/7/1995 DETROIT MI <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 4/15/1989 DETROIT MI <>=MKII = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 5/2/1996 DETROIT MI <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 6/11/1996 DETROIT MI <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 6/22/1989 DETROIT MI <>=MODIFIED = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 6/8/1996 DETROIT MI <>=MODIFIED = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 7/26/1996 DETROIT MI <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 7/29/1996 DETROIT MI <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 7/3/1997 DETROIT MI <>=MODIFIED = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 8/10/1996 DETROIT MI <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 8/2/1996 DETROIT MI <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 8/5/1996 DETROIT MI <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 8/8/1991 DETROIT MI <>=MODIFIED = =J

GRENADE 1 EACH 8/9/1990 DETROIT MI <>=MKII = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 9/25/1995 DETROIT MI <>= = =

GRENADE 3 EACH 12/13/1988 DETROIT MI <>=MODIFIED = =

GRENADE 3 EACH 5/10/1996 DETROIT MI <>=SMOKE = =

GRENADE 9 EACH 7/12/1989 DETROIT MI <>=M21 = =

GRENADE 2 EACH 12/2/1992 DOWAGIAC MI <>= = =

GRENADE 0 EACH 10/11/1989 EAST DETROIT MI <>=BODIES ONLY = =

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GRENADE 1 EACH 2/23/1994 FLINT MI <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 5/17/1995 FLINT MI <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 5/17/1995 FLINT MI <>=M67 = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 3/10/1995 GRAND RAPIDS MI <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 9/20/1991 INKSTER MI <>=MODIFIED = =

GRENADE 0 EACH 7/15/1991 KALAMAZOO MI <>=SMOKE = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 12/12/1996 KALAMAZOO MI <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 9/7/1995 KALAMAZOO MI <>=M69 = =

GRENADE 2 EACH 12/17/1992 KALAMAZOO MI <>= = =

GRENADE 3 EACH 2/16/1996 KALAMAZOO MI <>=MKII = =

GRENADE 4 EACH 9/25/1994 KALAMAZOO MI <>=M18 = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 1/3/1996 KALAMZOO MI <>= = =

GRENADE 3 EACH 3/22/1997 LANSING MI

GRENADE 2 EACH 6/2/1991 MT PLEASANT MI <>=M21 = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 4/1/1994 MUSKEGON MI <>=M33 = = HEIGH

GRENADE 1 EACH 8/22/1995 NORTHVILLE MI <>= = =

GRENADE 0 EACH 6/14/1991 OXFORD MI <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 6/14/1991 OXFORD MI <>=RIFLE = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 6/14/1991 OXFORD MI <>=SMOKE = =

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GRENADE 1 EACH 6/14/1991 OXFORD MI <>=TEAR = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 11/24/1991 SOUTH MI <>=M67 = = ROCKWOOD

GRENADE 1 EACH 4/2/1996 SOUTHAVEN MI <>=MODIFIED = =

GRENADE 2 EACH 3/3/1996 TAYLOR MI <>=M18 = =

GRENADE 2 EACH 3/3/1996 TAYLOR MI <>=MKII = =

GRENADE 0 EACH 2/20/1991 TROY MI <>=RFX = =

GRENADE 0 EACH 2/20/1991 TROY MI <>=RFX55 = =

GRENADE 2 EACH 4/4/1990 UNKNOWN MI <>=RFX55 = =

GRENADE 8 EACH 8/5/1993 WARREN MI <>=M21 = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 3/13/1993 WAYNE MI <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 2/19/1992 WESTLAND MI <>=MKII = =

GRENADE 0 EACH 10/22/1993 YPSILANTI MI <>=MODIFIED = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 9/11/1995 BLAINE MN <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 5/23/1996 COLUMBIA HEIGH MN <>= = =

GRENADE 2 EACH 7/8/1996 FRIDLEY MN <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 11/1/1993 HANOVER MN <>=MKII = =

GRENADE 2 EACH 3/28/1995 INTERNATIONAL MN <>=MKII = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 1/17/1991 KASSON MN <>=M33 = =

GRENADE 0 EACH 1/1/1997 LITTLE CANADA MN <>=MKII = =

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GRENADE 1 EACH 9/6/1995 MENDOTA MN <>=MODIFIED = = HEIGHT

GRENADE 0 EACH 1/24/1996 MINNETONKA MN <>=MKII = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 7/7/1995 MINNETONKA MN <>= = =

GRENADE 0 EACH 6/28/1995 ST PAUL MN <>=HULLS ONLY = =

GRENADE 0 EACH 1/1/1997 STILLWATER MN <>=MODIFIED = =

GRENADE 3 EACH 8/16/1990 GRANDVIEW MO <>=MODIFIED = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 5/30/1996 HERMANN MO <>=M18 = =

GRENADE 2 EACH 5/30/1996 HERMANN MO <>=M14 = =

GRENADE 2 EACH 5/30/1996 HERMANN MO <>=M7A3 = =

GRENADE 0 EACH 11/20/1989 HOLTS SUMMIT MO <>=M33 = =

GRENADE 2 EACH 11/20/1989 HOLTS SUMMIT MO <>=MODIFIED = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 1/8/1996 JACKSON MO <>= = = COUNTY

GRENADE 1 EACH 6/20/1996 KANSAS CITY MO <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 7/2/1992 KANSAS CITY MO <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 8/1/1996 KANSAS CITY MO <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 8/24/1996 KANSAS CITY MO <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 9/17/1996 KANSAS CITY MO <>= = =

GRENADE 4 EACH 3/31/1989 KANSAS CITY MO <>=MODIFIED = =

GRENADE 3 EACH 8/12/1996 KENO MO <>= = =

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GRENADE 1 EACH 3/1/1995 OLIVETTE MO <>=MODIFIED = =

GRENADE 0 EACH 2/22/1992 RAYTOWN MO <>=PRACTIC = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 10/13/1993 SPRINGFIELD MO <>=PRACTICE = =

GRENADE 2 EACH 8/11/1996 SPRINGFIELD MO <>=MODIFIED = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 11/18/1995 ST LOUIS MO <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 2/14/1995 ST LOUIS MO <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 3/18/1995 ST LOUIS MO <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 7/26/1992 ST LOUIS MO <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 9/15/1993 ST LOUIS MO <>=M18 = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 9/5/1996 ST LOUIS MO <>= = =

GRENADE 2 EACH 3/5/1992 ST LOUIS MO <>=MODIFIED = =

GRENADE 2 EACH 8/31/1997 ST LOUIS MO

GRENADE 2 EACH 1/24/1996 UNIVERSITY CIT MO <>= = =

GRENADE 3 EACH 3/5/1992 WINCHESTER MO <>=MODIFIED = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 9/7/1989 BATESVILLE MS <>=MODIFIED = =

GRENADE 3 EACH 7/15/1989 CARTHAGE MS <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 2/22/1996 COVINGTON MS <>=MKII = = COUN

GRENADE 1 EACH 2/12/1997 ELLISVILLE MS <>=MKII = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 12/29/1994 JACKSON MS <>=MKII = =

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GRENADE 9 EACH 7/12/1988 JACKSON MS <>=MODIFIED = =

GRENADE 3 EACH 3/20/1995 MERIDIAN MS <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 6/1/1994 WAVELAND MS <>= = =

GRENADE 0 EACH 1/30/1992 BAKER MT <>=M11A3 PRACTICE = =

GRENADE 0 EACH 1/30/1992 BAKER MT <>=M31 PRACTICE = =

GRENADE 2 EACH 1/30/1992 BAKER MT <>=SMOKE = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 8/19/1993 BILLINGS MT <>=MODIFIED = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 8/24/1996 WHITE SULPHUR MT <>=M18 = =

GRENADE 0 EACH 8/15/1990 BEAUFORT NC <>=HULLS ONLY = =

GRENADE 3 EACH 6/28/1994 BLOWING ROCK NC <>= = =

GRENADE 37 EACH 6/28/1994 BLOWING ROCK NC <>=40MM = =

GRENADE 157 EACH 9/12/1997 BOONE NC <>=40MM = =

GRENADE 2 EACH 2/16/1990 BURLINGTON NC <>=MODIFIED = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 12/24/1989 CAMDEN NC <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 1/6/1993 CHARLOTTE NC <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 1/7/1993 CHARLOTTE NC <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 6/2/1996 CHARLOTTE NC <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 9/23/1993 CHARLOTTE NC <>=CS = =

GRENADE 3 EACH 2/7/1992 CHARLOTTE NC <>=MODIFIED = =

GRENADE 5 EACH 5/18/1994 CHARLOTTE NC <>=SMOKE = =

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GRENADE 6 EACH 1/26/1993 CHARLOTTE NC <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 7/14/1996 CLAYTON NC <>=MODIFIED = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 10/12/1990 CUMBERLAND NC <>=M14 = = COU

GRENADE 24 EACH 10/12/1990 CUMBERLAND NC <>=CS = = COU

GRENADE 24 EACH 10/12/1990 CUMBERLAND NC <>=M67 = = COU

GRENADE 25 EACH 10/12/1990 CUMBERLAND NC <>= = = COU

GRENADE 1 EACH 2/7/1990 DUNN NC <>=M18 = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 9/2/1996 GASTONIA NC <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 4/13/1990 GUILFORD NC <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 2/15/1995 HOPE MILLS NC <>=RIOT = =

GRENADE 3 EACH 2/15/1995 HOPE MILLS NC <>=M18 = =

GRENADE 6 EACH 1/15/1992 LAKE LURE NC <>=MODIFIED = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 1/20/1996 LENIOR NC <>= = =

GRENADE 2 EACH 8/17/1993 LEXINGTON NC <>=40MM = =

GRENADE 0 EACH 4/1/1992 LINCOLN NC <>= = = COUNTY

GRENADE 1 EACH 9/9/1993 MONROE NC <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 2/22/1994 NAGS HEAD NC <>=MODIFIED = =

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GRENADE 1 EACH 9/20/1991 RALEIGH NC <>=MODIFIED = =

GRENADE 12 EACH 4/15/1993 RALEIGH NC <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 12/17/1995 RICHLANDS NC <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 4/19/1996 ROCKINGHAM NC <>=CS = =

GRENADE 2 EACH 4/19/1996 ROCKINGHAM NC <>= = =

GRENADE 11 EACH 9/14/1988 SPARTANBURG NC <>=M118 40MM = = CO

GRENADE 2 EACH 7/7/1995 STATESVILLE NC <>=MODIFIED = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 11/9/1992 TOBACCOVILLE NC <>=M69 = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 12/18/1996 WINSTON SALEM NC <>=MODIFIED = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 3/27/1996 GRAND FORKS ND <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 3/11/1995 BELLEVUE NE <>=M18 = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 3/11/1995 BELLEVUE NE <>=M8 = =

GRENADE 4 EACH 3/11/1995 BELLEVUE NE <>=M25A2 = =

GRENADE 8 EACH 9/16/1997 FRANKLIN NE

GRENADE 3 EACH 9/7/1997 NORTH PLATE NE

GRENADE 1 EACH 6/21/1995 OSMOND NE <>= = =

GRENADE 0 EACH 4/29/1989 WASHINGTON NE <>=MODIFIED = = COU

GRENADE 1 EACH 9/1/1995 WYMORE NE <>=M21 = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 9/1/1995 WYMORE NE <>=M69 = =

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GRENADE 3 EACH 5/28/1997 WYMORE NE <>= = =

GRENADE 442 EACH 12/30/1997 CONCORD NH

GRENADE 1 EACH 7/11/1996 NORTHWOOD NH <>=CS = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 7/11/1996 NORTHWOOD NH <>=M30 = =

GRENADE 3 EACH 10/8/1997 PORTSMOUTH NH

GRENADE 2 EACH 2/21/1991 ATLANTIC CITY NJ <>=PRACTICE = =

GRENADE 7 EACH 2/20/1992 ATLANTIC CITY NJ <>=SMOKE = =

GRENADE 24 EACH 9/18/1996 BELLVILLE NJ <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 2/21/1992 BLENHEIM NJ <>=40MM = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 2/21/1992 BLENHEIM NJ <>=WHITE PHOSPHOROUS = =

GRENADE 2 EACH 5/5/1993 BRADLEY BEACH NJ <>=SMOKE = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 6/14/1996 BRIDGETON NJ <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 5/27/1995 BRIELLE NJ <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 6/6/1995 BUENA VISTA TO NJ <>= = =

GRENADE 0 EACH 1/23/1996 CAMDEN NJ <>= = =

GRENADE 0 EACH 12/19/1994 CAMDEN NJ <>=MODIFIED = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 1/3/1995 CAMDEN NJ <>=MKII = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 12/21/1994 CAMDEN NJ <>=MODIFIED = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 3/3/1995 CAMDEN NJ <>=MODIFIED = =

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GRENADE 1 EACH 8/18/1994 CAMDEN NJ <>=MKII = =

GRENADE 3 EACH 9/7/1994 CAMDEN NJ <>= = =

GRENADE 5 EACH 3/11/1997 CAMDEN NJ COUNTY

GRENADE 2 EACH 3/3/1995 DOVER NJ <>=ANM14 = = TOWNSHIP

GRENADE 4 EACH 3/3/1995 DOVER NJ <>=M67 = = TOWNSHIP

GRENADE 10 EACH 2/8/1995 EAGLESWOOD NJ <>=TEAR GAS = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 9/19/1996 EAST WINDSOR NJ <>= = =

GRENADE 17 EACH 3/30/1995 EWING NJ <>= = =

GRENADE 7 EACH 12/21/1988 FORKED RIVER NJ <>=MODIFIED = =

GRENADE 27 EACH 1/30/1995 FREEHOLD NJ <>=TEAR GAS = = TOWNS

CS GRENADE 5 EACH 3/17/1999 GLASSBORO NJ

GRENADE 2 EACH 10/20/1997 HIGHLAND PARK NJ

GRENADE 1 EACH 1/5/1994 HOBOKEN NJ <>=MODIFIED = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 3/1/1995 HOLMDEL NJ <>= = = TOWNSH

GRENADE 1 EACH 10/11/1995 JERSEY CITY NJ <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 6/20/1995 JERSEY CITY NJ <>=MKII = =

GRENADE 2 EACH 8/23/1994 LINDENWOLD NJ <>=MODIFIED = =

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GRENADE 1 EACH 4/4/1991 MONROE NJ <>=MK II = = TOWNSHI

GRENADE 1 EACH 5/6/1996 MORRIS NJ <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 2/28/1995 NORTH NJ <>= = = BRUNSWIC

GRENADE 1 EACH 5/26/1995 NORTH PLAINFIE NJ <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 2/22/1995 PALMYRA NJ <>=TEAR GAS = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 12/18/1994 PENNSAUKEN NJ <>=MODIFIED = =

GRENADE 49 EACH 5/10/1995 PRINCETON NJ <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 8/2/1993 SPRINGFIELD NJ <>=THERMITE = =

GRENADE 2 EACH 2/18/1995 TABERNACLE NJ <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 4/27/1996 TRENTON NJ <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 10/25/1994 WASHINGTON NJ <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 3/10/1997 WASHINGTON NJ <>=M12 = = TOW

GRENADE 2 EACH 3/10/1997 WASHINGTON NJ <>=M22 = = TOW

GRENADE 2 EACH 3/10/1997 WASHINGTON NJ <>=M31 = = TOW

GRENADE 8 EACH 1/11/1995 WASHINGTON NJ <>= = = TOW

GRENADE 1 EACH 1/22/1996 WEST TRENTON NJ <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 4/21/1996 WHARTON NJ <>= = =

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GRENADE 1 EACH 4/22/1996 WOODBRIDGE NJ <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 5/22/1990 WOODBRIDGE NJ <>=M18 = = TOW

GRENADE 1 EACH 10/1/1988 ALBUQUERQUE NM <>=MODIFIED = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 4/22/1993 ALBUQUERQUE NM <>=CS = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 5/22/1995 ALBUQUERQUE NM <>=MODIFIED = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 6/8/1994 ALBUQUERQUE NM <>=MKII = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 8/16/1994 CLOVIS NM <>=SMOKE = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 2/25/1993 DOG CANYON NM <>=M18 = =

GRENADE 0 EACH 12/2/1988 DONA ANA NM <>=MODIFIED = = COUNT

GRENADE 1 EACH 10/3/1995 FARMINGTON NM <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 6/15/1995 FARMINGTON NM <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 1/27/1989 SANTA FE NM <>=MKII = =

GRENADE 0 EACH 4/20/1995 LAS VEGAS NV <>=M67 = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 3/22/1995 LAS VEGAS NV <>=MODIFIED = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 4/1/1997 LAS VEGAS NV <>=MKII = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 4/20/1995 LAS VEGAS NV <>=M67 = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 7/3/1992 LAS VEGAS NV <>=SMOKE = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 8/2/1994 LAS VEGAS NV <>=MODIFIED = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 9/16/1991 LAS VEGAS NV <>=MODIFIED = =

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GRENADE 10 EACH 12/15/1994 LAS VEGAS NV <>=M67 = =

GRENADE 22 EACH 3/27/1994 LAS VEGAS NV <>=MKII = =

GRENADE 27 EACH 3/27/1994 LAS VEGAS NV <>=MKII = =

GRENADE 5 EACH 10/3/1991 LAS VEGAS NV <>= = =

GRENADE 6 EACH 5/16/1994 LAS VEGAS NV <>=MODIFIED = =

GRENADE 77 EACH 3/28/1994 LAS VEGAS NV <>=MODIFIED = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 6/26/1993 MT CHARLESTON NV <>=M18 = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 9/10/1994 NORTH LAS NV <>= = = VEGA

GRENADE 0 EACH 5/6/1993 PAHRUMP NV <>=MODIFIED = =

GRENADE 3 EACH 4/19/1988 RENO NV <>=M18 = =

GRENADE 4 EACH 11/11/1997 RENO NV

GRENADE 3 EACH 10/22/1992 YERINGTON NV <>=40MM = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 10/29/1993 ALFRED NY <>=MKII = =

GRENADE 2 EACH 12/3/1995 ALFRED NY <>=MODIFIED = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 10/21/1995 AMHERST NY <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 4/12/1996 AMHERST NY <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 12/5/1990 ASTORIA NY <>=MODIFIED = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 10/31/1994 BRONX NY <>=MODIFIED = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 10/4/1996 BRONX NY <>= = =

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GRENADE 1 EACH 10/9/1988 BRONX NY <>=MKII = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 11/22/1996 BRONX NY <>=MODIFIED = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 12/5/1992 BRONX NY <>=M18 = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 2/16/1993 BRONX NY <>=MKII = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 3/8/1992 BRONX NY <>=M67 = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 4/29/1991 BRONX NY <>=M30 = =K

GRENADE 1 EACH 8/27/1993 BRONX NY <>=M69 = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 8/27/1993 BRONX NY <>=MKII = =

GRENADE 2 EACH 1/14/1992 BRONX NY <>=M18 = =

GRENADE 2 EACH 5/19/1994 BRONX NY <>=MKII = =

GRENADE 2 EACH 6/18/1992 BRONX NY <>=M69 = =

GRENADE 2 EACH 9/3/1992 BRONX NY <>= = =

GRENADE 7 EACH 7/30/1992 BRONX NY <>=MKII = =

GRENADE 8 EACH 2/20/1995 BRONX NY <>=MKII = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 4/24/1995 BROOKHAVEN NY <>=40MM = =

GRENADE 0 EACH 1/12/1992 BROOKLYN NY <>=M33 = =

GRENADE 0 EACH 10/22/1991 BROOKLYN NY <>=MKII = =

GRENADE 0 EACH 11/10/1992 BROOKLYN NY <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 10/2/1992 BROOKLYN NY <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 11/10/1992 BROOKLYN NY <>=MODIFIED = =

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GRENADE 1 EACH 11/18/1996 BROOKLYN NY <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 5/12/1990 BROOKLYN NY <>=MKII = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 5/24/1996 BROOKLYN NY <>=M33 = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 5/28/1992 BROOKLYN NY <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 5/29/1992 BROOKLYN NY <>=MODIFIED = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 6/16/1989 BROOKLYN NY <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 6/18/1996 BROOKLYN NY <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 7/17/1991 BROOKLYN NY <>=MKII = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 8/13/1996 BROOKLYN NY <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 9/20/1988 BROOKLYN NY <>=M33 = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 9/30/1992 BROOKLYN NY <>=MKII = =

GRENADE 2 EACH 6/1/1996 BROOKLYN NY <>=MKII = =

GRENADE 3 EACH 11/9/1992 BROOKLYN NY <>=MODIFIED = =

GRENADE 5 EACH 11/4/1992 BROOKLYN NY <>=MKII = =

M67 GRENADE 1 EACH 2/12/1999 BROOKLYN NY

GRENADE 1 EACH 6/6/1995 BUFFALO NY <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 7/10/1996 BUFFALO NY <>= = =

GRENADE 0 EACH 9/11/1995 DEPEW NY <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 9/10/1995 DEPEW NY <>= = =

GRENADE 3 EACH 9/10/1995 DEPEW NY <>= = =

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GRENADE 1 EACH 8/5/1996 EAST HAMPTON NY <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 10/24/1996 ENDICOTT NY <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 8/31/1995 ENDICOTT NY <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 6/15/1994 FAR ROCKAWAY NY <>=M69 = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 6/17/1996 HAMBURG NY <>=MODIFIED = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 12/5/1995 ISLIP NY <>= = =

GRENADE 0 EACH 5/30/1997 JONAS BEACH NY <>=MK3A2 = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 5/30/1997 JONAS BEACH NY <>=MKIII = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 10/28/1993 KENT NY <>=MODIFIED = =

GRENADE 0 EACH 5/14/1992 LEWISTON NY <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 6/24/1995 LEWISTON NY <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 8/27/1995 LOCKPORT NY <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 5/28/1997 MAHOPAC NY <>=TEAR GAS = =

GRENADE 12 EACH 5/28/1997 MAHOPAC NY <>=40MM = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 1/16/1993 MANHATTAN NY <>=MKII = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 1/22/1992 MANHATTAN NY <>=MKII = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 4/10/1990 MANHATTAN NY <>=MODIFIED = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 5/23/1989 MANHATTAN NY <>=M69 = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 9/19/1995 MANHATTAN NY <>=MKII = =

GRENADE 2 EACH 2/8/1996 MANHATTAN NY <>=MODIFIED = =

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GRENADE 0 EACH 6/14/1988 NEW YORK CITY NY <>=PRACTIC = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 6/14/1988 NEW YORK CITY NY <>=SMOKE = =

GRENADE 6 EACH 1/28/1988 NEW YORK CITY NY <>=RIOT CS = =

FRAGMENTATION GRENADE 1 EACH 2/10/1999 NEW YORK CITY NY

GRENADE 1 EACH 6/3/1996 NIAGARA NY <>=MODIFIED = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 9/14/1995 NIAGARA FALLS NY <>= = =

GRENADE 3 EACH 6/15/1995 NIAGARA FALLS NY <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 1/25/1995 NORTHPORT NY <>= = =

GRENADE 0 EACH 5/20/1994 PASKSKILL NY <>= = =

GRENADE 2 EACH 8/2/1993 PREBLE NY <>=THERMITE = =

GRENADE 3 EACH 8/2/1993 PREBLE NY <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 1/17/1994 QUEENS NY <>=MKII = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 5/8/1990 QUEENS NY <>=MKII = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 6/1/1989 RIVERDALE NY <>=M69 = =

GRENADE 0 EACH 10/16/1993 ROCHESTER NY <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 1/18/1990 ROCHESTER NY <>=MODIFIED = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 10/29/1993 ROCHESTER NY <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 12/1/1992 ROCHESTER NY <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 12/3/1992 ROCHESTER NY <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 2/10/1994 ROCHESTER NY <>=MKII = =

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GRENADE 1 EACH 3/14/1996 ROCHESTER NY <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 3/17/1993 ROCHESTER NY <>=MODIFIED = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 3/20/1993 ROCHESTER NY <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 8/25/1992 ROCHESTER NY <>=MODIFIED = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 8/25/1994 ROCHESTER NY <>=SMOKE = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 9/17/1994 ROCHESTER NY <>=MODIFIED = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 5/3/1995 ROWKONKOMA NY <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 6/26/1996 SELDEM NY <>= = =

GRENADE 0 EACH 7/12/1988 SHERRILL NY <>=TRAINING = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 11/3/1995 SMITHTOWN NY <>= = =

GRENADE 11 EACH 10/25/1997 SMITHTOWN NY

GRENADE 1 EACH 4/7/1991 STATEN ISLAND NY <>=MKII = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 8/18/1993 STATEN ISLAND NY <>=M69 = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 9/4/1991 STATEN ISLAND NY <>=M30 = =

GRENADE 10 EACH 9/17/1991 SUFFOLK NY <>=MKII = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 3/1/1992 UNKNOWN NY <>=ANM14 = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 3/1/1992 UNKNOWN NY <>=M18 = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 3/1/1992 UNKNOWN NY <>=M18 SMOKE = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 3/1/1992 UNKNOWN NY <>=M25A2 = =

GRENADE 2 EACH 3/1/1992 UNKNOWN NY <>=M67 = =

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GRENADE 2 EACH 3/1/1992 UNKNOWN NY <>=MKI MODEL 2 = =

GRENADE 4 EACH 3/1/1992 UNKNOWN NY <>=M7A3 = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 4/11/1994 UTICA NY <>=M26 = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 4/11/1994 UTICA NY <>=M67 = =

GRENADE 0 EACH 5/21/1994 VERPLANCK NY <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 2/7/1996 VESTAL NY <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 12/23/1996 WEST SENECA NY <>= = =

GRENADE 0 EACH 6/9/1993 YONKERS NY <>=EMPTY = =

GRENADE 2 EACH 11/20/1995 AKRON OH <>=M21 = =

GRENADE 2 EACH 12/15/1995 AKRON OH <>=M21 = =

GRENADE 24 EACH 6/17/1992 AUSTINTOWN OH <>=MODIFIED = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 12/19/1991 BEREA OH <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 12/11/1990 CINCINNATI OH <>=SMOKE = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 3/11/1996 CINCINNATI OH <>=M8 HC = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 3/18/1996 CINCINNATI OH <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 8/16/1995 CINCINNATI OH <>= = =

GRENADE 2 EACH 3/11/1996 CINCINNATI OH <>=M18 = =

GRENADE 0 EACH 4/20/1994 CLEVELAND OH <>=MODIFIED = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 4/20/1994 CLEVELAND OH <>=M26 = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 4/20/1994 CLEVELAND OH <>=MKII = =

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GRENADE 1 EACH 4/20/1994 CLEVELAND OH <>=TEAR GAS = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 7/2/1992 CLEVELAND OH <>= = =

GRENADE 2 EACH 5/27/1990 CLEVELAND OH <>=MKII = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 2/12/1990 CLEVELAND HEID OH <>=M18 = =

GRENADE 2 EACH 2/12/1990 CLEVELAND HEID OH <>=M18 = =

GRENADE 0 EACH 2/17/1994 COLUMBUS OH <>=SMOKE = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 1/14/1995 COLUMBUS OH <>=MKII = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 1/20/1995 COLUMBUS OH <>=MKII = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 2/21/1995 COLUMBUS OH <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 3/21/1995 COLUMBUS OH <>=MKII = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 3/9/1995 COLUMBUS OH <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 5/1/1995 COLUMBUS OH <>=M21 = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 6/28/1995 COLUMBUS OH <>=MKII = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 9/9/1995 COLUMBUS OH <>=MKII = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 1/19/1995 DAYTON OH <>= = =

GRENADE 2 EACH 6/18/1994 EDON OH <>=M10 = =

GRENADE 2 EACH 3/21/1997 GREEN OH

GRENADE 1 EACH 4/28/1995 KIRTLAND OH <>=MODIFIED = =

GRENADE 71 EACH 5/17/1991 LORAIN OH <>=RIFLE = =

GRENADE 2 EACH 1/7/1991 LORDSTOWN OH <>=SMOKE = =

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GRENADE 0 EACH 6/30/1988 MONTGOMERY OH <>=MODIFIED = = COU

GRENADE 2 EACH 10/19/1990 MORROW OH <>=MODIFIED = = COUNTY

GRENADE 1 EACH 9/9/1995 NOEWOOD OH <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 6/22/1994 OREGON OH <>= = =

GRENADE 3 EACH 2/6/1992 OREGON OH <>=M18 = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 7/15/1996 PAINESVILLE OH <>= = =

GRENADE 2 EACH 8/29/1996 PARMA OH <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 12/18/1996 REYNOLDSBURG OH <>=M21 = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 8/15/1994 ROSSFORD OH <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 8/13/1991 SPRINGDALE OH <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 9/30/1995 STOW OH <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 7/21/1994 TOLEDO OH <>=M10 = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 8/25/1992 TOLEDO OH <>=M18 = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 6/8/1993 WARREN OH <>=INERT = =

GRENADE 4 EACH 8/14/1997 WICKLIFFE OH

GRENADE 1 EACH 8/28/1996 WILLOWICK OH <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 4/19/1995 WORTHINGTON OH <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 2/7/1997 BIXBY OK <>=MODIFIED = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 7/31/1993 BROKEN ARROW OK <>=MODIFIED = =

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GRENADE 0 EACH 5/31/1997 CLOUDY OK <>=HULLS ONLY = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 4/7/1988 CORDELL OK <>=MODIFIED = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 8/29/1996 DEL CITY OK <>= = =

GRENADE 2 EACH 12/25/1993 EL RENO OK <>=M26 = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 6/20/1996 GUTHRIE OK <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 7/16/1998 LAWTON OK <>=40MM = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 9/11/1997 LOGAN COUNTY OK <>= = =

GRENADE 3 EACH 7/20/1995 MIDWEST CITY OK <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 2/28/1995 NICHOLS HILLS OK <>= = =

GRENADE 0 EACH 5/11/1995 NORMAN OK <>= = =

GRENADE 10 EACH 5/11/1995 NORMAN OK <>= = =

GRENADE 10 EACH 5/11/1995 NORMAN OK <>=MODIFIED = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 1/15/1994 OKLAHOMA CITY OK <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 1/19/1994 OKLAHOMA CITY OK <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 10/6/1993 OKLAHOMA CITY OK <>=MODIFIED = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 11/1/1989 OKLAHOMA CITY OK <>=RFX = =

GRENADE 2 EACH 3/27/1996 OKLAHOMA CITY OK <>=CS = =

GRENADE 28 EACH 3/27/1996 OKLAHOMA CITY OK <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 6/29/1991 SHAWNEE OK <>=M26 = =

GRENADE 10 EACH 6/22/1990 STILLWATER OK <>= = =

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GRENADE 1 EACH 2/13/1991 STRINGTOWN OK <>=MODIFIED = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 6/14/1991 TULSA OK <>=MODIFIED = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 7/2/1997 TULSA OK <>=B40 = =

GRENADE 15 EACH 7/2/1997 TULSA OK <>=M18 = =

GRENADE 150 EACH 7/28/1997 TULSA OK <>=40MM = =

GRENADE 177 EACH 7/2/1997 TULSA OK <>=40MM = =

GRENADE 2 EACH 2/17/1997 TULSA OK

GRENADE 3 EACH 7/2/1997 TULSA OK <>=M25A5 = =

GRENADE 35 EACH 7/2/1997 TULSA OK <>=M433 = =

GRENADE 4 EACH 7/2/1997 TULSA OK <>=MK3A2 = =

GRENADE 6 EACH 7/2/1997 TULSA OK <>=M14 = =

GRENADE 6 EACH 7/2/1997 TULSA OK <>=M397 = =

GRENADE 6 EACH 7/2/1997 TULSA OK <>=M406 = =

GRENADE 6 EACH 7/2/1997 TULSA OK <>=M7A3 = =

GRENADE 6 EACH 7/2/1997 TULSA OK <>=TH3AN = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 7/1/1989 TULSA COUNTY OK <>=MODIFIED = =

GRENADE 18 EACH 11/16/1993 CLATSOP OR <>=MKII = = COUNTY

GRENADE 1 EACH 3/8/1996 CONVALLIS OR <>=MKII = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 5/21/1996 COOS BAY OR <>=MODIFIED = =

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GRENADE 0 EACH 3/6/1996 CORVALLIS OR <>=MODIFIED = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 1/4/1994 EUGENE OR <>=MODIFIED = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 5/9/1996 EUGENE OR <>=MKII = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 6/11/1995 GRESHAM OR <>= = =

GRENADE 0 EACH 12/23/1992 HERMISTON OR <>= = =

GRENADE 0 EACH 12/23/1992 HERMISTON OR <>=SMOKE = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 3/13/1995 JACKSON OR <>=MKII = =

GRENADE 4 EACH 9/6/1994 LANE COUNTY OR <>=MODIFIED = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 2/7/1994 MARION OR <>=MKII = =

GRENADE 0 EACH 2/6/1991 MEDFORD OR <>= = =

GRENADE 7 EACH 8/27/1992 MILWAUKIE OR <>=M69 = =

GRENADE 15 EACH 4/3/1996 MOSIER OR <>=MODIFIED = =

GRENADE 0 EACH 12/19/1996 PORTLAND OR <>=M79 LAUNCHER = =

GRENADE 0 EACH 12/1/1994 PRINEVILLE OR <>=40MM M203 = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 12/11/1995 SALEM OR <>=MKII = =

GRENADE 2 EACH 7/21/1992 SILVERTON OR <>=CS = =

GRENADE 30 EACH 8/25/1992 TROUTDALE OR <>=M20A1 = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 11/19/1996 WINSTON OR <>=MODIFIED = =

GRENADE 5 EACH 11/7/1988 ALTOONA PA <>= = =

GRENADE 0 EACH 5/28/1993 AMBRIDGE PA <>=CASING ONLY = =

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GRENADE 2 EACH 8/2/1988 BELLE VERNON PA <>=WWII = =

GRENADE 3 EACH 6/14/1991 BENSALEM PA <>=MODIFIED = =

GRENADE 6 EACH 1/2/1997 BRISTOL PA

GRENADE 1 EACH 1/13/1995 BRISTOL PA <>= = = TOWNSH

GRENADE 1 EACH 11/7/1995 BRISTOL PA <>= = = TOWNSH

GRENADE 2 EACH 5/28/1992 BUTLER PA <>=MODIFIED = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 7/25/1989 CAMBRIDGE SPRI PA <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 1/9/1996 CLARION PA <>= = =

GRENADE 2 EACH 10/9/1994 CLARION PA <>=40MM = =

GRENADE 0 EACH 2/20/1990 CLEARFIELD PA <>=MODIFIED = =

GRENADE 0 EACH 3/19/1996 COLLEGEVILLE PA <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 2/7/1992 CROYDON PA <>=MODIFIED = =

GRENADE 2 EACH 1/31/1995 DUBLIN PA <>=MODIFIED = =

GRENADE 16 EACH 8/25/1993 DUNCANNON PA <>=MODIFIED = =

GRENADE 2 EACH 2/29/1996 EMMAUS PA <>=MKII = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 4/23/1996 ENDEAVOR PA <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 4/23/1996 ENDEAVOR PA <>=CS = =

GRENADE 2 EACH 5/3/1990 ERIE PA <>=M26 = =

GRENADE 2 EACH 5/3/1990 ERIE PA <>=MKII = =

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GRENADE 1 EACH 10/20/1989 FORD CITY PA <>=M18 = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 10/20/1989 FORD CITY PA <>=M8 = =

GRENADE 5 EACH 10/20/1989 FORD CITY PA <>=M21A1 = =

GRENADE 6 EACH 5/20/1988 GROVE CITY PA <>= = =

GRENADE 19 EACH 11/10/1994 JOHNSTOWN PA <>=37MM = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 4/12/1994 MECHANICSBUR PA <>=MODIFIED = = G

GRENADE 12 EACH 6/14/1990 MESHOPPEN PA <>=M18 = =

GRENADE 0 EACH 1/6/1990 MOHRSVILLE PA <>=PRACTICE = =

GRENADE 2 EACH 3/25/1992 MONTGOMERY PA <>=M545I = = COU

GRENADE 2 EACH 8/13/1997 MONTGOMERY PA COUNTY

GRENADE 1 EACH 7/5/1989 MURRYSVILLE PA <>=MODIFIED = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 10/21/1996 MYERSTOWN PA <>=MODIFIED = =

GRENADE 200 EACH 12/9/1992 PENN RUN PA <>=M31 = =

GRENADE 0 EACH 6/12/1988 PHILADELPHIA PA <>=MKII = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 1/31/1996 PHILADELPHIA PA <>=M69 = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 10/2/1993 PHILADELPHIA PA <>=M18 = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 10/26/1996 PHILADELPHIA PA <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 10/7/1995 PHILADELPHIA PA <>= = =

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GRENADE 1 EACH 11/20/1995 PHILADELPHIA PA <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 12/2/1995 PHILADELPHIA PA <>=MODIFIED = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 12/5/1995 PHILADELPHIA PA <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 2/21/1989 PHILADELPHIA PA <>=MODIFIED = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 2/28/1996 PHILADELPHIA PA <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 4/3/1992 PHILADELPHIA PA <>=M7A3 = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 5/25/1993 PHILADELPHIA PA <>=INCENDIARY = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 5/6/1995 PHILADELPHIA PA <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 6/22/1995 PHILADELPHIA PA <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 7/12/1995 PHILADELPHIA PA <>=M7A3 = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 7/20/1997 PHILADELPHIA PA <>=MK1 = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 8/7/1996 PHILADELPHIA PA <>=MODIFIED = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 9/14/1996 PHILADELPHIA PA <>= = =

GRENADE 2 EACH 1/27/1995 PHILADELPHIA PA <>= = =

GRENADE 2 EACH 10/29/1993 PHILADELPHIA PA <>=MKII = =

GRENADE 2 EACH 4/20/1997 PHILADELPHIA PA

GRENADE 2 EACH 4/3/1992 PHILADELPHIA PA <>=SMOKE = =

GRENADE 2 EACH 6/4/1996 PHILADELPHIA PA <>=MKII = =

GRENADE 2 EACH 6/9/1990 PHILADELPHIA PA <>=SMOKE = =

GRENADE 3 EACH 1/16/1996 PHILADELPHIA PA <>=MKII = =

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GRENADE 3 EACH 1/17/1992 PHILADELPHIA PA <>=MODIFIED = =

GRENADE 3 EACH 12/30/1992 PHILADELPHIA PA <>=40MM M79 = =

GRENADE 3 EACH 6/16/1992 PHILADELPHIA PA <>=MKII = =

GRENADE 3 EACH 7/31/1997 PHILADELPHIA PA

GRENADE 3 EACH 7/4/1989 PHILADELPHIA PA <>= = =

GRENADE 5 EACH 5/8/1992 PHILADELPHIA PA <>=MODIFIED = =

MKII GRENADE 1 EACH 5/13/1998 PHILADELPHIA PA WITH A LEAD PLUG SEALING THE BOTTOM HOLE

GRENADE 1 EACH 3/30/1991 PHILADEPPHIA PA <>=M18 = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 4/26/1995 PHOENIXVILLE PA <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 8/24/1992 PITCAIRN PA <>= = =

GRENADE 3 EACH 8/27/1992 PITCAIRN PA <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 8/25/1996 PITTSBURGH PA <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 4/20/1989 POTTSTOWN PA <>=MODIFIED = =

GRENADE 5 EACH 8/28/1997 ROYERSFORD PA

GRENADE 1 EACH 3/30/1995 UPPER BLACK ED PA <>=M18 = =

GRENADE 3 EACH 3/30/1995 UPPER BLACK ED PA <>=MK3A2 = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 2/29/1996 UPPER DUBLIN PA <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 3/1/1995 RIO PIEDRON PR <>= = =

GRENADE 2 EACH 11/4/1997 WEST WARWICK RI

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GRENADE 0 EACH 6/10/1991 AIKEN SC <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 10/30/1990 COLUMBIA SC <>=M67 = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 12/31/1996 GREENVILLE SC <>=MODIFIED = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 3/20/1996 GREENVILLE SC <>= = = COU

GRENADE 1 EACH 1/17/1994 LEXINGTON SC <>=M7A3 CS RIOT = = COUN

GRENADE 1 EACH 1/23/1992 RICHLAND SC <>=M69 = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 3/9/1988 ST HELENA ISLA SC <>=MODIFIED = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 7/17/1996 ABERDEEN SD <>=MKII = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 6/22/1990 FORT PIERRE SD <>=MODIFIED = =

GRENADE 0 EACH 11/11/1993 OACOMA SD <>=BODIES ONLY = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 3/8/1989 SIOUX FALLS SD <>=M18 = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 3/11/1995 ADAMS TN <>=MKII = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 7/19/1995 BARTLETT TN <>= = =

GRENADE 2 EACH 3/12/1994 CLAIBORNE TN <>=MODIFIED = = COUN

GRENADE 17 EACH 8/5/1997 CLARKSVILLE TN

GRENADE 1 EACH 4/19/1996 CLINTON TN <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 5/1/1995 DICKSON TN <>=SMOKE = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 6/22/1994 HENDERSONVILL TN <>=ANM14 = = E

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GRENADE 1 EACH 6/22/1994 HENDERSONVILL TN <>=CN = = E

GRENADE 1 EACH 6/22/1994 HENDERSONVILL TN <>=M67 = = E

GRENADE 14 EACH 6/22/1994 HENDERSONVILL TN <>=CS = = E

GRENADE 2 EACH 6/22/1994 HENDERSONVILL TN <>=SMOKE = = E

GRENADE 1 EACH 10/11/1996 KNOXVILLE TN <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 2/9/1995 KNOXVILLE TN <>=M26 = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 5/11/1996 KNOXVILLE TN <>=M79 = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 7/5/1996 KNOXVILLE TN <>=MODIFIED = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 9/4/1994 LEBANON TN <>=MODIFIED = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 4/19/1990 MCDONALD TN <>=MKII = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 5/18/1995 MEMPHIS TN <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 6/6/1995 MEMPHIS TN <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 7/24/1994 MEMPHIS TN <>= = =

GRENADE 16 EACH 8/26/1992 MEMPHIS TN <>=MK3A2 = =

GRENADE 2 EACH 2/16/1989 MURPHEESBORO TN <>= = =

GRENADE 2 EACH 8/31/1996 NASHVILLE TN <>=MODIFIED = =

GRENADE 20 EACH 6/30/1997 NASHVILLE TN <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 10/7/1995 SPRINGFIELD TN <>= = =

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Component Common Name Quantity Amount Quantity Unit Date City State Notes Subtype

GRENADE 1 EACH 10/10/1995 SPRINGHILL TN <>=MODIFIED = =

GRENADE 0 EACH 10/19/1994 WAYNESBORO TN <>=M33 = =

GRENADE 15 EACH 10/19/1994 WAYNESBORO TN <>=M57 = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 2/16/1995 ARLINGTON TX <>=M26 = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 5/10/1996 ARLINGTON TX <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 5/10/1996 ARLINGTON TX <>=M2 = =

GRENADE 22 EACH 2/17/1995 ARLINGTON TX <>=M26 = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 11/28/1996 AUSTIN TX <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 12/20/1996 AUSTIN TX <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 4/18/1997 AUSTIN TX <>=MODIFIED = =

GRENADE 2 EACH 2/19/1997 AUSTIN TX

GRENADE 1 EACH 1/31/1997 BORGER TX <>=MODIFIED = =

GRENADE 12 EACH 1/20/1992 BOWIE COUNTY TX <>=M67 = =

GRENADE 3 EACH 10/31/1989 BOWIE COUNTY TX <>=M67 = =

GRENADE 4 EACH 2/2/1990 CEDAR PARK TX <>=CS = =

GRENADE 6 EACH 2/2/1990 CEDAR PARK TX <>=SMOKE = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 12/9/1991 CHANNELVIEW TX <>=M18 = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 12/9/1991 CHANNELVIEW TX <>=M26 = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 12/9/1991 CHANNELVIEW TX <>=M33 = =

GRENADE 3 EACH 12/9/1991 CHANNELVIEW TX <>=MKII = =

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GRENADE 2 EACH 10/27/1994 CONROE TX <>=CS = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 12/14/1996 CORPUS CHRISTI TX <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 3/5/1992 CORPUS CHRISTI TX <>=MODIFIED = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 9/2/1990 CORPUS CHRISTI TX <>=RIFLE = =

GRENADE 5 EACH 9/2/1990 CORPUS CHRISTI TX <>=MODIFIED = =

GRENADE 3 EACH 4/18/1991 CRESSON TX <>= = =

GRENADE 2 EACH 7/21/1993 DALLAS TX <>=MODIFIED = =

GRENADE 0 EACH 6/13/1992 EL PASO TX <>=40MM = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 12/29/1989 EL PASO TX <>=MODIFIED = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 6/28/1990 EL PASO TX <>=40MM = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 6/28/1990 EL PASO TX <>=M67 = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 7/19/1993 EL PASO TX <>=RFX = =

GRENADE 14 EACH 6/13/1992 EL PASO TX <>=40MM = =

GRENADE 3 EACH 1/14/1988 EL PASO TX <>=40MM = =

GRENADE 8 EACH 3/5/1996 EL PASO TX <>=40MM = =

HAND FRAG GRENADE 2 EACH 4/30/1999 EL PASO TX

GRENADE 3 EACH 10/12/1994 FARMERS TX <>=MODIFIED = = BRANCH

GRENADE 2 EACH 8/10/1994 FORT WORTH TX <>=M67 = =

GRENADE 4 EACH 12/6/1988 FORT WORTH TX <>=MODIFIED = =

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GRENADE 1 EACH 1/30/1990 GAINESVILLE TX <>= = =

GRENADE 5 EACH 6/30/1994 GARLAND TX <>=MODIFIED = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 10/6/1996 GEIRGETOWN TX <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 11/27/1996 GROVES TX <>=MKII = =

GRENADE 12 EACH 8/17/1990 HARDIN COUNTY TX <>= = =

GRENADE 4 EACH 8/17/1990 HARDIN COUNTY TX <>= = =

GRENADE 8 EACH 8/17/1990 HARDIN COUNTY TX <>=M7A3 = =

GRENADE 2 EACH 7/10/1991 HEMPHILL TX <>=MODIFIED = =

GRENADE 0 EACH 5/28/1996 HEMPSTEAD TX <>=SMOKE = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 4/2/1993 HEWITT TX <>=M69 = =

GRENADE 0 EACH 7/20/1994 HOUSTON TX <>=MKII = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 4/19/1995 HOUSTON TX <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 5/15/1996 HOUSTON TX <>=M33 = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 5/24/1995 HOUSTON TX <>= = =

GRENADE 2 EACH 9/18/1994 HOUSTON TX <>=MKII = =

GRENADE 4 EACH 2/3/1995 HOUSTON TX <>= = =

GRENADE 4 EACH 7/20/1994 HOUSTON TX <>= = =

GRENADE 5 EACH 10/4/1991 HOUSTON TX <>=M2 = =

GRENADE 5 EACH 10/4/1991 HOUSTON TX <>=M26 = =

GRENADE 7 EACH 3/25/1996 HOUSTON TX <>= = =

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GRENADE 7 EACH 5/15/1996 HOUSTON TX <>=MKII = =

GRENADE 2 EACH 4/2/1993 HUMBLE TX <>=MODIFIED = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 6/10/1992 IRVING TX <>=SMOKE = =

GRENADE 10 EACH 6/10/1992 IRVING TX <>=40MM = =

GRENADE 0 EACH 8/12/1992 KENNEDALE TX <>=SHELLS ONLY = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 9/17/1997 KERR COUNTY TX <>=SMOKE = =

GRENADE 0 EACH 5/4/1995 KERRVILLE TX <>=HULLS ONLY = =

GRENADE 6 EACH 8/14/1989 KILLEEN TX <>=SMOKE = =

GRENADE 0 EACH 10/26/1994 LAREDO TX <>=MODIFIED = =

GRENADE 0 EACH 3/1/1990 LAREDO TX <>=MODEL 34 RG4 = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 10/26/1994 LAREDO TX <>=MKII = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 2/28/1990 LAREDO TX <>=M67 = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 3/1/1990 LAREDO TX <>=CZECHOSLOVAKIA = =

GRENADE 2 EACH 3/1/1990 LAREDO TX <>=M67 = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 3/6/1996 LEANDER TX <>=MODIFIED = =

GRENADE 2 EACH 4/6/1994 LEWISVILLE TX <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 2/11/1993 LONGVIEW TX <>=M12 = =

GRENADE 0 EACH 3/15/1990 MARATHON TX <>=HULLS = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 1/29/1990 MCALLEN TX <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 5/5/1998 MINEOLA TX <>= = =

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GRENADE 38 EACH 6/16/1997 MONTGOMERY TX COUNTY

GRENADE 1 EACH 7/15/1992 MULDOON TX <>=MKII = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 7/3/1998 ODESSA TX <>= = = ; VENT HOLE ON GRENADE BODY PLUGGED WITH LEAD.

GRENADE 2 EACH 12/26/1992 ORANGE TX <>=M21 = =

GRENADE 2 EACH 12/26/1992 ORANGE TX <>=MODIFIED = = COUNTY

GRENADE 2 EACH 4/18/1997 PANARAMA VILLA TX <>=MKII = =

GRENADE 5 EACH 4/18/1997 PANARAMA VILLA TX <>=MKII = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 4/3/1988 ROYSE CITY TX <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 3/24/1997 SAN ANTONIO TX <>=M67 = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 6/26/1995 SAN ANTONIO TX <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 6/26/1995 SAN ANTONIO TX <>=M90 = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 6/27/1995 SAN ANTONIO TX <>=M18 = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 6/27/1995 SAN ANTONIO TX <>=M25A1 = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 6/27/1995 SAN ANTONIO TX <>=M7A3 = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 6/27/1995 SAN ANTONIO TX <>=M8 = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 8/12/1995 SAN ANTONIO TX <>=MKII = =

GRENADE 2 EACH 6/27/1995 SAN ANTONIO TX <>=M18 = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 1/13/1998 SANFORD TX <>=SMOKE = =

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GRENADE 2 EACH 3/22/1990 SHERMAN TX <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 7/5/1994 SULPHUR TX <>= = = SPRING

GRENADE 48 EACH 7/24/1989 TEMPLE TX <>=40MM M384 = =

GRENADE 64 EACH 7/20/1989 TEMPLE TX <>= = =

GRENADE 8 EACH 7/20/1989 TEMPLE TX <>=40MM = =

GRENADE 0 EACH 4/26/1990 TEXARKANA TX <>=MODIFIED = =

GRENADE 2 EACH 8/1/1995 TOMMYS TOWN TX <>=M67 = =

GRENADE 2 EACH 8/30/1992 TYLER TX <>=CS RIOT = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 2/10/1989 WACO TX <>= = =

GRENADE 0 EACH 3/31/1995 WEATHERFORD TX <>=XM118E2 = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 3/31/1995 WEATHERFORD TX <>=40MM = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 3/23/1988 WESLACO TX <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 8/7/1995 WEST TAWAKONI TX <>=MKII = =

GRENADE 3 EACH 7/26/1991 WINNSBORO TX <>=MODIFIED = =

GRENADE 0 EACH 4/22/1997 WISE COUNTY TX <>=HULLS ONLY = =

GRENADE 8 EACH 9/17/1994 MT PLEASANT UT <>=SMOKE = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 2/19/1992 PLEASANT UT <>=CS = = GROVE

GRENADE 1 EACH 5/20/1994 ROY UT <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 5/15/1992 SALT LAKE CITY UT <>=RIOT CS = =

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GRENADE 1 EACH 5/15/1992 SALT LAKE CITY UT <>=RUBBER BALL = =

GRENADE 3 EACH 5/15/1992 SALT LAKE CITY UT <>=M18 = =

GRENADE 6 EACH 1/5/1989 SALT LAKE CITY UT <>=MODIFIED = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 4/21/1995 TREMONTON UT <>= = =

GRENADE 10 EACH 5/22/1995 UINTAH COUNTY UT <>=MODIFIED = =

GRENADE 0 EACH 10/16/1997 ABINGDON VA <>=M79 LAUNCHER = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 10/16/1997 ABINGDON VA <>=SMOKE = =

GRENADE 10 EACH 10/16/1997 ABINGDON VA <>=40MM XM576E1 = =

GRENADE 11 EACH 10/16/1997 ABINGDON VA <>=40MM M918 = =

GRENADE 13 EACH 10/16/1997 ABINGDON VA <>=MODIFIED = =

GRENADE 2 EACH 10/16/1997 ABINGDON VA <>=M18 = =

GRENADE 23 EACH 10/16/1997 ABINGDON VA <>=40MM SMOKE XM675 = =

GRENADE 29 EACH 10/16/1997 ABINGDON VA <>=CS RIOT = =

GRENADE 3 EACH 10/16/1997 ABINGDON VA <>=ANM18 SMOKE HC = =

GRENADE 3 EACH 10/16/1997 ABINGDON VA <>=MKII = =

GRENADE 30 EACH 10/16/1997 ABINGDON VA <>=M67 = =

GRENADE 6 EACH 10/16/1997 ABINGDON VA <>=40MM M576 = =

GRENADE 6 EACH 10/16/1997 ABINGDON VA <>=40MM SMOKE = =

GRENADE 6 EACH 10/16/1997 ABINGDON VA <>=MKI MOD2 = =

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GRENADE 61 EACH 10/16/1997 ABINGDON VA <>=40MM = =

GRENADE 2 EACH 3/23/1995 BRACEY VA <>=M7A3 CS = =

GRENADE 5 EACH 3/23/1995 BRACEY VA <>=M18 = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 11/17/1997 CHESAPEAKE VA

GRENADE 2 EACH 3/14/1992 CHESAPEAKE VA <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 1/8/1992 FLOYD COUNTY VA <>=M545I = =

GRENADE 8 EACH 9/2/1992 FORT LEE VA <>=M545I = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 11/25/1995 HAMPTON VA <>=MODIFIED = =

GRENADE 2 EACH 8/20/1996 NEWPORT NEWS VA <>=SMOKE = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 10/3/1993 NORFOLK VA <>=MODIFIED = =

GRENADE 2 EACH 6/13/1990 NORFOLK VA <>=MODIFIED = =

GRENADE 3 EACH 5/9/1992 NORFOLK VA <>=M67 = =

GRENADE 5 EACH 4/9/1992 NORFOLK VA <>=M67 = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 1/20/1995 PORTSMOUTH VA <>=MODIFIED = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 6/3/1997 PORTSMOUTH VA <>=MK3A2 = =

GRENADE 2 EACH 7/16/1991 ROANOKE VA <>= = =

GRENADE 3 EACH 8/4/1993 ROANOKE VA <>=MODIFIED = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 7/7/1992 SPOTSYLVANIA C VA <>= = =

GRENADE 2 EACH 7/7/1992 SPOTSYLVANIA C VA <>=40MM = =

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Component Common Name Quantity Amount Quantity Unit Date City State Notes Subtype

GRENADE 1 EACH 12/12/1990 STAFFORD VA <>=MODIFIED = = COUNT

GRENADE 2 EACH 2/7/1989 TOANO VA <>=M21 = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 2/26/1997 TRIANGLE VA <>=MKII = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 12/5/1988 UNKNOWN VA <>=MODIFIED = =

GRENADE 2 EACH 12/1/1996 VIRGINIA BEACH VA <>=MODIFIED = =

GRENADE 8 EACH 7/14/1991 WYTHWVILLE VA <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 6/21/1997 BURLINGTON VT

GRENADE 1 EACH 6/5/1989 BURLINGTON VT <>= = =

GRENADE 16 EACH 11/1/1993 JAMAICA VT <>=MODIFIED = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 6/14/1997 ST JOHNSBORO VT

GRENADE 3 EACH 11/14/1988 EVERETT WA <>=M67 = =

GRENADE 2 EACH 2/21/1995 FORT LEWIS WA <>=M67 = =X

GRENADE 1 EACH 6/18/1996 GREYS HARBOR WA <>= = =

GRENADE 0 EACH 1/29/1990 KELCO WA <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 10/18/1988 KING COUNTY WA <>=M67 = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 5/23/1996 LACEY WA <>= = =

GRENADE 4 EACH 9/22/1997 LAKEWOOD WA

GRENADE 1 EACH 2/10/1993 PIERCE WA <>=MODIFIED = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 3/4/1994 PIERCE COUNTY WA <>=MKII = =

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Component Common Name Quantity Amount Quantity Unit Date City State Notes Subtype

GRENADE 1 EACH 6/23/1989 SPANAWAY WA <>= = =

GRENADE 0 EACH 4/5/1995 SPOKANE WA <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 4/18/1995 SPOKANE WA <>=SMOKE = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 8/14/1995 SPOKANE WA <>=WWII = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 8/15/1996 SPOKANE WA <>=SMOKE = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 8/8/1993 SPOKANE WA <>=MODIFIED = =

GRENADE 2 EACH 7/10/1996 SPOKANE WA <>=SMOKE = =

GRENADE 2 EACH 7/10/1997 SPOKANE WA COUNTY

GRENADE 3 EACH 12/14/1995 SUMNER WA <>=ILLUMINATION = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 7/11/1991 TACOMA WA <>=M67 = =

GRENADE 6 EACH 10/25/1994 TACOMA WA <>=MKII = =

GRENADE 0 EACH 10/18/1996 CEDARBURG WI <>=MKII = =

GRENADE 2 EACH 1/31/1991 DANE COUNTY WI <>=MODIFIED = =

GRENADE 4 EACH 3/16/1994 EDGERTON WI <>=MKII = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 6/4/1998 KENOSHA WI <>=M67 = =

GRENADE 7 EACH 5/2/1991 LA CROSSE WI <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 2/12/1996 MADISON WI <>=MODIFIED = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 3/6/1996 MADISON WI <>=MODIFIED = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 4/10/1995 MADISON WI <>=MODIFIED = =

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Component Common Name Quantity Amount Quantity Unit Date City State Notes Subtype

GRENADE 2 EACH 10/22/1994 MAPLE GROVE WI <>=MODIFIED = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 1/6/1993 MILTON WI <>=MKII = =

GRENADE 5 EACH 8/14/1995 MONROE WI <>=MODIFIED = =

GRENADE 0 EACH 4/19/1989 ONEIDA COUNTY WI <>=BODIES = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 5/22/1995 RACINE WI <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 10/4/1994 STONE LAKE WI <>=MKII = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 2/6/1995 SUMMIT WI <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 4/21/1995 SUN PRAIRIE WI <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 4/18/1995 WAUNAKEE WI <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 8/2/1995 WHITEFISH BAY WI <>=MODIFIED = =

GRENADE 2 EACH 3/3/1994 WISCONSIN RAPI WI <>=MKII = =X

GRENADE 7 EACH 3/3/1994 WISCONSIN RAPI WI <>=M61 = =X

GRENADE 1 EACH 8/7/1995 BRIDGEPORT WV <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 3/4/1997 CHARLESTON WV <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 5/31/1995 CHARLESTON WV <>=MKII = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 11/15/1997 CRAIGSVILLE WV <>=MODIFIED = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 4/2/1994 DALLAS PIKE WV <>=MK13 = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 2/1/1995 DUNBAR WV <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 1/4/1991 FAIRMONT WV <>=MODIFIED = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 3/18/1998 HUNTINGTON WV <>= = =

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Component Common Name Quantity Amount Quantity Unit Date City State Notes Subtype

GRENADE 1 EACH 5/27/1995 KENOVA WV <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 12/20/1989 MARTINSBURG WV <>=M67 = =

GRENADE 3 EACH 12/22/1989 MARTINSBURG WV <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 2/5/1998 NITRO WV <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 6/22/1996 PANTHER WV <>=WWII = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 4/4/1997 SOUTH WV <>=MKII = = CHARLEST

GRENADE 1 EACH 5/9/1995 SPENCER CITY WV <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 8/20/1995 SUMMERSVILLE WV <>=MODIFIED = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 6/6/1995 UNKNOWN WV <>=ANM8 = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 6/6/1995 UNKNOWN WV <>=CS = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 10/29/1993 WHEELING WV <>= = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 4/10/1995 WILLIAMSON WV <>= = =

GRENADE 6 EACH 8/29/1994 CHEYENNE WY <>=SMOKE = =

GRENADE 1 EACH 1/5/1996 GREEN RIVER WY <>=MKII = =

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Component Quantity Common Name Quantity Unit Date City State Notes Subtype Amount

OTHER 8 EACH 12/3/1993 NORTH POLE AK <>=M1 = = ORDNANCE

OTHER 0 UNKNOWN 2/3/1994 BIRMINGHAM AL <>=35MM M73 ROCKETS = = ORDNANCE

OTHER 0 UNKNOWN 2/3/1994 BIRMINGHAM AL <>=M190 ROCKET LAUNCHER = = ORDNANCE

OTHER 0 UNKNOWN 6/26/1995 GUNTERSVILLE AL <>=M6 = = ORDNANCE

OTHER 1 EACH 6/26/1995 GUNTERSVILLE AL <>=BAZOOKA ROCKET = = ORDNANCE

OTHER 0 UNKNOWN 8/1/1996 PRATTVILLE AL <>=40MM WHITE STAR = = ORDNANCE

OTHER 0 UNKNOWN 7/19/1993 NEWTON COUNTY AR <>=TIME PENCILS = = ORDNANCE

OTHER 4 EACH 1/21/1995 QUARTZSITE AZ <>=2 PT 75 ROCKET WARHE = = ORDNANCE

OTHER 0 UNKNOWN 4/21/1995 TUCSON AZ <>=MISSILE = = ORDNANCE

OTHER 0 UNKNOWN 11/7/1993 YUMA AZ <>=M190 SUBCALIBER = = ORDNANCE

OTHER 1 EACH 11/7/1993 YUMA AZ <>=LAW ROCKET = = ORDNANCE

OTHER 5 EACH 11/7/1993 YUMA AZ <>=LAWS = = ORDNANCE

OTHER 0 UNKNOWN 11/6/1992 ALAMEDA CA <>=FLEX X = = ORDNANCE COUNTY

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Component Quantity Common Name Quantity Unit Date City State Notes Subtype Amount

OTHER 0 UNKNOWN 4/1/1994 BODEGA CA <>=PRACTICE BOMB = = ORDNANCE

OTHER 0 UNKNOWN 9/24/1994 EL CAJON CA <>=UNSPECIFIED = = ORDNANCE

OTHER 0 UNKNOWN 9/2/1995 EL CENTRO CA <>=ROCKEYE M117 = = ORDNANCE

OTHER 0 UNKNOWN 8/3/1995 FALLBROOK CA <>=2 PT 75 PROJECTILE = = ORDNANCE

OTHER 0 UNKNOWN 5/1/1994 FONTANA CA <>= = = ORDNANCE

OTHER 0 UNKNOWN 7/26/1988 GILROY CA <>=FLEX X = = ORDNANCE

OTHER 0 UNKNOWN 11/6/1992 HAYWARD CA <>=FLEX X = = ORDNANCE

OTHER 0 UNKNOWN 3/14/1991 IMPERIAL COUNT CA <>=M13 FIREBOMB = = ORDNANCE

OTHER 0 UNKNOWN 3/14/1991 IMPERIAL COUNT CA <>=M156 WHITE PHOSPHORS = = ORDNANCE

OTHER 0 UNKNOWN 3/14/1991 IMPERIAL COUNT CA <>=MK48 WARHEAD = = ORDNANCE

OTHER 0 UNKNOWN 3/14/1991 IMPERIAL COUNT CA <>=SIDEWINDER = = ORDNANCE

OTHER 0 UNKNOWN 8/1/1995 LOCKFORD CA <>=PROJECTILE = = ORDNANCE

OTHER 0 UNKNOWN 7/13/1995 LODI CA <>=PROJECTILE = = ORDNANCE

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Component Quantity Common Name Quantity Unit Date City State Notes Subtype Amount

OTHER 0 UNKNOWN 7/3/1995 LODI CA <>=PROJECTILES = = ORDNANCE

OTHER 0 UNKNOWN 3/1/1995 LOS ANGELES CA <>=M47A4 BOMB = = ORDNANCE

OTHER 0 UNKNOWN 3/9/1995 NILAND CA <>=2 PT 75 HEI = = ORDNANCE

OTHER 2 EACH 3/9/1995 NILAND CA <>=M74 BLU 36 = = ORDNANCE

OTHER 0 UNKNOWN 9/13/1994 ONTARIO CA <>=UNSPECIFIED = = ORDNANCE

OTHER 0 UNKNOWN 7/22/1995 ORO GRANDE CA <>=PROJECTILES = = ORDNANCE

OTHER 0 UNKNOWN 6/25/1997 PLACER COUNTY CA <>=M73 = = ORDNANCE

OTHER 0 UNKNOWN 11/26/1995 POWAY CA <>=40MM = = ORDNANCE

OTHER 0 UNKNOWN 3/29/1995 POWAY CA <>=2 PT 75 ROCKET = = ORDNANCE

OTHER 0 UNKNOWN 3/3/1990 SACRAMENTO CA <>= = = ORDNANCE

OTHER 0 UNKNOWN 9/25/1995 SACRAMENTO CA <>=PROJECTILE = = ORDNANCE

OTHER 0 UNKNOWN 2/18/1997 SAN BENITO COU CA <>=SMOKE CANISTERS = = ORDNANCE

OTHER 0 UNKNOWN 1/24/1996 SAN DIEGO CA <>=AERIAL PRACTICE BOMB = = ORDNANCE

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Component Quantity Common Name Quantity Unit Date City State Notes Subtype Amount

OTHER 0 UNKNOWN 2/21/1990 SAN DIEGO CA <>= = = ORDNANCE

OTHER 0 UNKNOWN 8/26/1995 SAN DIEGO CA <>=MK13 MOD 0 = = ORDNANCE

OTHER 1 EACH 8/17/1994 SAN DIEGO CA <>=M25 SEA MARKER = = ORDNANCE

OTHER 0 UNKNOWN 9/19/1995 SANTA ROSA CA <>=PROJECTILE = = ORDNANCE

OTHER 0 UNKNOWN 10/19/1995 SPRING VALLEY CA <>=37MM = = ORDNANCE

OTHER 2 EACH 3/17/1995 STOCKTON CA <>=PROJECTILES = = ORDNANCE

OTHER 0 UNKNOWN 11/27/1995 UKIAH CA <>=MRE = = ORDNANCE

OTHER 1 EACH 5/19/1988 VALLEJO CA <>=LAW ROCKET = = ORDNANCE

OTHER 0 UNKNOWN 2/20/1988 COLORADO SPRIN CO <>= = = ORDNANCE

OTHER 0 UNKNOWN 2/14/1991 SELBYVILLE DE <>= = = ORDNANCE

OTHER 2 EACH 4/17/1988 0RANGE PARK FL <>=40MM = = ORDNANCE

OTHER 1 EACH 6/3/1991 BOCA RATON FL <>=LAW ROCKET = = ORDNANCE

OTHER 0 UNKNOWN 4/25/1990 BOYNTON BEACH FL <>=M51 = = ORDNANCE

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Component Quantity Common Name Quantity Unit Date City State Notes Subtype Amount

OTHER 1 EACH 12/27/1990 BOYNTON BEACH FL <>=40MM MORTAR = = ORDNANCE

OTHER 1 EACH 3/30/1995 CLEARWATER FL <>=PROJECTILE = = ORDNANCE

OTHER 2 EACH 2/12/1997 FT MYERS FL <>=PRACTICE = = ORDNANCE

OTHER 0 UNKNOWN 6/28/1995 FT PIERCE FL <>=AERIAL BOMBS = = ORDNANCE

OTHER 0 UNKNOWN 2/7/1990 HILLSBOROUGH C FL <>= = = ORDNANCE

OTHER 1 EACH 7/8/1990 HUTCHINSON ISL FL <>=M74 WHITE PHOSPHOROU = = ORDNANCE

OTHER 0 UNKNOWN 11/17/1990 JACKSONVILLE FL <>=FLEX X = = ORDNANCE

OTHER 0 UNKNOWN 12/29/1990 JACKSONVILLE FL <>=FLEX LINEAR = = ORDNANCE

OTHER 0 UNKNOWN 5/23/1995 JACKSONVILLE FL <>=RPG7 = = ORDNANCE

OTHER 1 POUNDS 12/30/1992 JACKSONVILLE FL <>=FLEX X = =X ORDNANCE

OTHER 4 POUNDS 4/25/1994 MADISON FL <>=DATASHEET = = ORDNANCE

OTHER 0 UNKNOWN 4/17/1997 OKEECHOBEE FL <>=M188 = = ORDNANCE

OTHER 1 EACH 6/16/1993 PENSACOLA BEAC FL <>=AIRCRAFT BOMB = = ORDNANCE

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Component Quantity Common Name Quantity Unit Date City State Notes Subtype Amount

OTHER 0 UNKNOWN 4/5/1990 ST PETERSBURG FL <>=MODIFIED = = ORDNANCE

OTHER 100 POUNDS 4/11/1992 SUNRISE FL <>=FLEX X = = ORDNANCE

OTHER 0 UNKNOWN 3/25/1991 WASHINGTON FL <>=250 LB AIRCRAFT BOMB = = ORDNANCE COU

OTHER 0 UNKNOWN 10/17/1991 WEST PALM BEAC FL <>=HE66MM M72A3 = = ORDNANCE

OTHER 2 EACH 10/16/1991 WEST PALM BEAC FL <>=LAW ROCKET = = ORDNANCE

OTHER 2 EACH 10/17/1991 WEST PALM BEAC FL <>=LAW ROCKETS = = ORDNANCE

OTHER 1 POUNDS 6/18/1993 LILBURN GA <>=FLEX X = = ORDNANCE

OTHER 5 POUNDS 6/18/1993 LILBURN GA <>=FLEX X = = ORDNANCE

OTHER 1 EACH 7/16/1988 SAVANNAH GA <>=LAW ROCKET = = ORDNANCE

OTHER 1 POUNDS 6/18/1993 STONE MOUNTAIN GA <>=FLEX X = = ORDNANCE

OTHER 0 UNKNOWN 6/3/1996 CHICAGO IL <>=M20A1 SIGNAL CLUSTER = = ORDNANCE

OTHER 0 UNKNOWN 7/28/1993 CHICAGO IL <>=CLUSTER BOMBLET = = ORDNANCE

OTHER 1 EACH 12/5/1991 CHICAGO IL <>=M7A3 = = ORDNANCE

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Component Quantity Common Name Quantity Unit Date City State Notes Subtype Amount

OTHER 2 EACH 1/3/1996 CHICAGO IL <>=M29A2 = = ORDNANCE

OTHER 3 EACH 12/21/1988 CHICAGO IL <>=LAW ROCKETS = = ORDNANCE

OTHER 0 UNKNOWN 8/19/1997 ELGIN IL <>=FLEX X = = ORDNANCE

OTHER 0 UNKNOWN 2/23/1990 HANOVER PARK IL <>=ORDNANCE = = ORDNANCE

OTHER 0 UNKNOWN 1/22/1997 MARTINTON IL <>=MK141 = = ORDNANCE

OTHER 0 UNKNOWN 1/22/1997 MARTINTON IL <>=MRE = = ORDNANCE

OTHER 4 EACH 1/22/1997 MARTINTON IL <>=M142 = = ORDNANCE

OTHER 0 UNKNOWN 7/10/1995 ROCKFORD IL <>= = = ORDNANCE

OTHER 3 EACH 7/10/1995 ROCKFORD IL <>=PROJECTILE = = ORDNANCE

OTHER 0 UNKNOWN 8/11/1998 SPRINGFIELD IL <>=FLEXEX = = ORDNANCE

OTHER 0 UNKNOWN 8/11/1998 SPRINGFIELD IL <>=ROCKETS = = ORDNANCE

OTHER 1 EACH 3/20/1988 SPRINGFIELD IL <>=LAW ROCKET = = ORDNANCE

OTHER 0 UNKNOWN 5/31/1995 URBANA IL <>=2 50 LB SMOKE GENERA = = ORDNANCE

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Component Quantity Common Name Quantity Unit Date City State Notes Subtype Amount

OTHER 0 UNKNOWN 6/29/1995 BLOOMINGTON IN <>=FLEX X = = ORDNANCE

OTHER 0 UNKNOWN 1/15/1998 MERRILLVILLE IN <>=M72A2 = = ORDNANCE

OTHER 1 EACH 1/15/1998 MERRILLVILLE IN <>=LAW ROCKET = = ORDNANCE

OTHER 4 EACH 3/6/1994 PAOLA KS <>=ROCKETS = = ORDNANCE

OTHER 1 EACH 3/1/1997 BARLOW KY <>=25 LB NAVY PRACTICE = = ORDNANCE

OTHER 0 UNKNOWN 9/22/1994 COVINGTON KY <>=2 PT 75 AIRCRAFT ROC = = ORDNANCE

FUZE KIGHTERS OTHER 1 EACH 4/13/1998 HAZARD KY ORDNANCE

OTHER 1 EACH 6/11/1996 MADISONVILLE KY <>=ROCKET M7A3 = = ORDNANCE

OTHER 0 UNKNOWN 4/24/1994 MAYFIELD KY <>=ROCKET = = ORDNANCE

OTHER 1 EACH 10/19/1994 MOREHEAD KY <>=PRACTICE ROCKET = = ORDNANCE

OTHER 1 EACH 4/27/1990 MORGANFIELD KY <>=3 PT 5 ROCKET = = ORDNANCE

OTHER 1 EACH 9/10/1992 MURRY KY <>=M855 WARHEAD 275ROC = = ORDNANCE

OTHER 0 UNKNOWN 4/20/1994 SALT LICK KY <>=CANNON BALL = = ORDNANCE

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Component Quantity Common Name Quantity Unit Date City State Notes Subtype Amount

OTHER 0 UNKNOWN 3/9/1990 BASIL LA <>=M73 PRACTICE ROCKETS = = ORDNANCE

OTHER 0 UNKNOWN 4/27/1990 MANSFIELD LA <>=MODIFIED = = ORDNANCE

OTHER 0 UNKNOWN 11/6/1997 BROCKTON MA <>=FLEX X = = ORDNANCE

OTHER 0 UNKNOWN 12/31/1997 ROCHESTER MA <>= = = ORDNANCE

OTHER 0 UNKNOWN 6/13/1988 ACCOKEEK MD <>=MTV = = ORDNANCE

OTHER 0 UNKNOWN 1/2/1994 BELTSVILLE MD <>=PRACTICE BOMB = = ORDNANCE

OTHER 0 UNKNOWN 3/14/1991 BOWIE MD <>= = = ORDNANCE

OTHER 0 UNKNOWN 4/26/1994 FORT WASTINGTO MD <>= = = ORDNANCE

OTHER 0 UNKNOWN 3/11/1996 DETROIT MI <>=LINEAR SHAPE CHARGE = = ORDNANCE

OTHER 0 UNKNOWN 4/7/1990 DETROIT MI <>=MODIFIED = = ORDNANCE

OTHER 5 POUNDS 1/10/1989 MARQUETTE MI <>=FLEX X = = ORDNANCE

OTHER 0 UNKNOWN 2/20/1991 TROY MI <>=EMPTY LAW ROCKET TUB = = ORDNANCE

OTHER 15 POUNDS 10/28/1988 BLAINE MN <>=CRATERING CHARGE = = ORDNANCE

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Component Quantity Common Name Quantity Unit Date City State Notes Subtype Amount

OTHER 1 EACH 11/14/1996 BELLEFONTAINE MO <>=M28 ROCKET LAUNCHER = = ORDNANCE

OTHER 1 EACH 11/14/1996 BELLEFONTAINE MO <>=M29 ROCKET LAUNCHER = = ORDNANCE

OTHER 10 EACH 11/14/1996 BELLEFONTAINE MO <>=M29A2 ROCKETS = = ORDNANCE

OTHER 0 UNKNOWN 8/16/1990 GRANDVIEW MO <>=M57 = = ORDNANCE

OTHER 300 POUNDS 9/13/1991 NORBORNE MO <>=BALLISTITE JPN = = ORDNANCE

OTHER 0 UNKNOWN 9/30/1990 EASTABUCHIE MS <>=3.5 ROCKET = = ORDNANCE

OTHER 3 EACH 9/30/1990 EASTABUCHIE MS <>=106MM = = ORDNANCE

OTHER 1 EACH 3/10/1991 GULFPORT MS <>=ARTILLERY PROJECTILE = = ORDNANCE

OTHER 13 EACH 8/24/1996 MEAGHER MT <>=35MM TRAINING ROCKET = = ORDNANCE COUNTY

OTHER 41 EACH 8/24/1996 WHITE SULPHUR MT <>=M73 LAWS ROCKETS = = ORDNANCE

OTHER 0 UNKNOWN 1/14/1990 CHARLOTTE NC <>=MODIFIED = = ORDNANCE

OTHER 1 EACH 10/12/1990 CUMBERLAND NC <>=LAW ROCKET = = ORDNANCE COU

OTHER 0 UNKNOWN 12/7/1989 FAYETTEVILLE NC <>=MODIFIED SMOKE CANIS = = ORDNANCE

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Component Quantity Common Name Quantity Unit Date City State Notes Subtype Amount

OTHER 0 UNKNOWN 2/15/1995 HOPE MILLS NC <>=M185 = = ORDNANCE

OTHER 0 UNKNOWN 7/18/1994 HOPE MILLS NC <>=M57 = = ORDNANCE

OTHER 0 UNKNOWN 3/11/1995 BELLEVUE NE <>=M127A1 = = ORDNANCE

OTHER 0 UNKNOWN 3/11/1995 BELLEVUE NE <>=M158 = = ORDNANCE

OTHER 0 UNKNOWN 9/15/1994 BERLIN NJ <>= = = ORDNANCE

OTHER 0 UNKNOWN 12/14/1988 LAUREL SPRINGS NJ <>=FOR 155MM PROJECTILE = = ORDNANCE

OTHER 0 UNKNOWN 10/12/1995 PEMBERTON NJ <>=AIR DROP MUNITIONS = = ORDNANCE

OTHER 0 UNKNOWN 5/10/1995 PRINCETON NJ <>=CANNON BALLS = = ORDNANCE

OTHER 0 UNKNOWN 7/8/1997 ALBUQUERQUE NM <>=M142 = = ORDNANCE

OTHER 0 UNKNOWN 8/15/1994 ALBUQUERQUE NM <>=M57 = = ORDNANCE

OTHER 1 EACH 6/2/1995 LAS VEGAS NV <>=M21 = = ORDNANCE

OTHER 1 EACH 6/6/1989 LAS VEGAS NV <>=ROCKET = = ORDNANCE

OTHER 1 EACH 8/14/1991 LAS VEGAS NV <>=SCOVILLE MODEL 1907M = = ORDNANCE

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Component Quantity Common Name Quantity Unit Date City State Notes Subtype Amount

OTHER 1 EACH 5/13/1996 SANDY VALLEY NV <>=40MM = = ORDNANCE

OTHER 0 UNKNOWN 11/30/1995 BATAVIA NY <>=EJECTION SEAT EXPLOS = = ORDNANCE

OTHER 0 UNKNOWN 4/26/1988 BRONX NY <>=LAW ROCKET = = ORDNANCE

OTHER 0 UNKNOWN 8/9/1993 BUFFALO NY <>=PROJECTILE = = ORDNANCE

OTHER 19 EACH 6/7/1995 BUFFALO NY <>=STAR PARACHUTES = = ORDNANCE

OTHER 1 EACH 6/21/1989 COLLEGE POINT NY <>=LAW ROCKET = = ORDNANCE

OTHER 0 UNKNOWN 5/28/1997 MAHOPAC NY <>=M203 LAUNCHER = = ORDNANCE

OTHER 0 UNKNOWN 5/1/1994 MOUNT VERNON NY <>=AIR TO SURFACE = = ORDNANCE

OTHER 0 UNKNOWN 5/1/1994 MOUNT VERNON NY <>=ROCKET = = ORDNANCE

OTHER 1 EACH 5/1/1994 MOUNT VERNON NY <>=2 75 AERIAL ROCKET = = ORDNANCE

OTHER 5 EACH 1/28/1988 NEW YORK CITY NY <>=FLASH BOOBY TRAPS = = ORDNANCE

OTHER 0 UNKNOWN 4/13/1995 RANSOMVILLE NY <>=MARINE L554 MARKER = = ORDNANCE

OTHER 0 UNKNOWN 10/22/1993 ROCHESTER NY <>=TANK SHELL = = ORDNANCE

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Component Quantity Common Name Quantity Unit Date City State Notes Subtype Amount

OTHER 0 UNKNOWN 3/24/1995 YOUNGSTOWN NY <>=MARINE FLARE = = ORDNANCE

OTHER 0 UNKNOWN 4/24/1995 CHILLICOTHE OH <>=M1A1 = = ORDNANCE

OTHER 0 UNKNOWN 9/3/1995 LOCKLAND OH <>=75MM = = ORDNANCE

OTHER 0 UNKNOWN 6/23/1995 NORTH COLLEGE OH <>=37MM = = ORDNANCE

OTHER 1 EACH 1/16/1991 BARTLESVILLE OK <>=M80 = = ORDNANCE

OTHER 0 UNKNOWN 1/12/1991 OKLAHOMA CITY OK <>=M604 ANTITANK MINE = = ORDNANCE

OTHER 0 UNKNOWN 5/6/1995 TULSA OK <>=ARTILLARY PELLETS = = ORDNANCE

OTHER 0 UNKNOWN 4/23/1990 BENTON COUNTY OR <>=MODIFIED = = ORDNANCE

OTHER 1 EACH 5/1/1996 SALEM OR <>=ANTI TANK = = ORDNANCE

OTHER 4 EACH 5/24/1992 ADAMSBURG PA <>=40MM = = ORDNANCE

OTHER 0 UNKNOWN 9/26/1994 DOUGLAS PA <>=TRAINING ROCKETS = = ORDNANCE

OTHER 0 UNKNOWN 8/3/1990 DOYLESTOWN PA <>=CLASSIFIED TOOLS = = ORDNANCE

OTHER 0 UNKNOWN 8/3/1990 DOYLESTOWN PA <>=M3 FIRING DEVICES = = ORDNANCE

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Component Quantity Common Name Quantity Unit Date City State Notes Subtype Amount

OTHER 0 UNKNOWN 3/16/1995 FORT INDIANTOW PA <>=M166 SIGNAL = = ORDNANCE

OTHER 1 POUNDS 7/3/1993 HARRISBURG PA <>=FLEX X = = ORDNANCE

OTHER 0 UNKNOWN 6/14/1990 MESHOPPEN PA <>=M79 GRENADE LAUNCHER = = ORDNANCE

OTHER 0 UNKNOWN 4/12/1995 PHILADELPHIA PA <>=M142 = = ORDNANCE

OTHER 0 UNKNOWN 5/25/1993 PHILADELPHIA PA <>=M7A1 = = ORDNANCE

OTHER 540 POUNDS 9/27/1989 TITUSVILLE PA <>=BANGALORE TORPDOES = = ORDNANCE

OTHER 0 UNKNOWN 9/4/1991 ANDERSON SC <>=BASE COUPLING EXPLOS = = ORDNANCE

OTHER 3184 POUNDS 2/1/1994 RICHLAND COUNT SC <>=OCTOL TYPE II = = ORDNANCE

OTHER 1 EACH 3/28/1990 MINA SD <>=ROCKET = = ORDNANCE

OTHER 1 EACH 3/8/1989 SIOUX FALLS SD <>=ACTG CHGE SPAL L1A1 = = ORDNANCE

OTHER 1 EACH 3/8/1989 SIOUX FALLS SD <>=M125A1 = = ORDNANCE

OTHER 0 UNKNOWN 5/14/1991 MILAN TN <>=HMX = =X ORDNANCE

OTHER 0 UNKNOWN 12/12/1995 TOONE TN <>=MK4MOD3 CARTRIDGE = =X ORDNANCE

Note: The letters surrounded by <...> in the Notes field is computer language and should be ignored. The important information is right of the equal sign. UXO Incident Cases

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Component Quantity Common Name Quantity Unit Date City State Notes Subtype Amount

OTHER 1 EACH 9/26/1995 WINCHESTER TN <>=106 RECOILESS = = ORDNANCE

OTHER 0 UNKNOWN 4/10/1993 ARLINGTON TX <>=WWI = = ORDNANCE

OTHER 0 UNKNOWN 1/10/1990 AUSTIN TX <>= = = ORDNANCE

OTHER 0 UNKNOWN 1/6/1995 AUSTIN TX <>=MK106 MOD 1 = = ORDNANCE

OTHER 0 UNKNOWN 4/21/1992 BOWIE COUNTY TX <>=CLASSIFIED = =X ORDNANCE

OTHER 0 UNKNOWN 12/9/1996 BULLARD TX <>=M57 = = ORDNANCE

OTHER 0 UNKNOWN 4/17/1989 DALLAS TX <>=M142 = = ORDNANCE

OTHER 18 EACH 3/3/1989 HOUSTON TX <>=M557 POINT DETONATIN = = ORDNANCE

OTHER 38 EACH 3/3/1989 HOUSTON TX <>=152MM M411 TPT = = ORDNANCE

OTHER 4 EACH 2/3/1995 HOUSTON TX <>= = = ORDNANCE

OTHER 0 UNKNOWN 10/29/1992 SAN ANTONIO TX <>=FLEX X = = ORDNANCE

OTHER 0 UNKNOWN 5/15/1992 SALT LAKE CITY UT <>=M452 STRING BALL = = ORDNANCE

OTHER 1 EACH 9/24/1990 SALT LAKE CITY UT <>=ROCK EYE = = ORDNANCE

Note: The letters surrounded by <...> in the Notes field is computer language and should be ignored. The important information is right of the equal sign. UXO Incident Cases

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Component Quantity Common Name Quantity Unit Date City State Notes Subtype Amount

OTHER 0 UNKNOWN 9/27/1997 ABINGDON VA <>=AT4 WAR HEADS = = ORDNANCE

OTHER 0 UNKNOWN 8/19/1994 ALEXANDRIA VA <>=M1 = = ORDNANCE

OTHER 1 EACH 11/10/1994 BRACEY VA <>=LAW ROCKET = = ORDNANCE

OTHER 1 EACH 12/20/1996 MCLEAN VA <>=CANNON BALL = = ORDNANCE

OTHER 1 EACH 9/8/1988 NORFOLK VA <>=AERIAL BOMB DETANATO = = ORDNANCE

OTHER 0 UNKNOWN 5/24/1996 SPOKANE WA <>= = = ORDNANCE

OTHER 0 UNKNOWN 6/15/1996 SPOKANE WA <>= = = ORDNANCE

OTHER 0 UNKNOWN 6/4/1996 SPOKANE WA <>= = = ORDNANCE

OTHER 0 UNKNOWN 7/28/1997 BECKLEY WV <>=PROJECTILES = = ORDNANCE

OTHER 0 UNKNOWN 3/18/1995 CHARLESTON WV <>=ARTILLARY ROUND AP = = ORDNANCE

OTHER 0 UNKNOWN 6/3/1998 CHARLESTON WV <>=INITIATORS = = ORDNANCE

OTHER 0 UNKNOWN 7/25/1997 CHARLESTON WV <>=CANNON BALLS = = ORDNANCE

OTHER 1 EACH 1/20/1998 CHARLESTON WV <>=CANNONBALL = = ORDNANCE

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Component Quantity Common Name Quantity Unit Date City State Notes Subtype Amount

OTHER 1 EACH 1/21/1998 CHARLESTON WV <>=CANNONBALL = = ORDNANCE

OTHER 2 EACH 5/6/1995 CHARLESTON WV <>=TYPE UNREPORTED = = ORDNANCE

OTHER 1 EACH 1/21/1998 CROSS LANES WV <>=CANNONBALL = = ORDNANCE

OTHER 1 EACH 1/24/1998 CROSS LANES WV <>=CANNONBALL = = ORDNANCE

OTHER 1 EACH 1/22/1998 FLATROCK WV <>=CANNONBALL = = ORDNANCE

OTHER 1 EACH 1/22/1998 GALLIPOLIS WV <>=CANNONBALL = = ORDNANCE

OTHER 0 UNKNOWN 3/24/1995 HUNTINGTON WV <>=CLUSTER BOMB = = ORDNANCE

OTHER 1 EACH 1/27/1998 HUNTINGTON WV <>=CANNONBALL = = ORDNANCE

OTHER 1 EACH 1/21/1998 KANAWHA WV <>=CANNONBALL = = ORDNANCE

OTHER 1 EACH 1/24/1998 LEWISBURG WV <>=CANNONBALL = = ORDNANCE

OTHER 0 UNKNOWN 4/11/1996 LOGAN WV <>=25 LB AERIAL BOMB = = ORDNANCE

OTHER 0 UNKNOWN 4/11/1996 LOGAN WV <>=ROCKET = = ORDNANCE

OTHER 1 EACH 1/22/1998 MALDEN WV <>=CANNONBALL = = ORDNANCE

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Component Quantity Common Name Quantity Unit Date City State Notes Subtype Amount

OTHER 1 EACH 8/2/1996 NICHOLAS WV <>=ANTI TANK = = ORDNANCE

OTHER 1 EACH 1/22/1998 NITRO WV <>=CANNONBALL = = ORDNANCE

OTHER 1 EACH 2/17/1998 POINT PLEASANT WV <>=CANNONBALL = = ORDNANCE

OTHER 1 EACH 1/23/1998 SCOTT DEPOT WV <>=CANNONBALL = = ORDNANCE

OTHER 1 EACH 1/22/1998 SOUTH CHARLEST WV <>=CANNONBALL = = ORDNANCE

OTHER 1 EACH 1/24/1998 WHITE SULPHUR WV <>=CANNONBALL = = ORDNANCE

OTHER 1 EACH 11/8/1991 YAWKEY WV <>=M745 22MM ROUND = = ORDNANCE

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ATF Incidents Involving Shells

Component Quantity Quantity Common Name Date City State Notes Subtype Amount Unit

SHELLS 12 EACH 2/3/1994 BIRMINGHAM AL <>=M73 = =

SHELLS 3 EACH 7/8/1995 FORT SMITH AR <>=81MM = =X

SHELLS 0 UNKNOWN 6/14/1993 SPRINGDALE AR <>=81MM = =

SHELLS 0 UNKNOWN 7/1/1996 PHOENIX AZ <>=20MM = =

SHELLS 50 EACH 3/7/1995 QUARTSITE AZ <>=50 CALIBER = =

SHELLS 4 EACH 1/21/1995 QUARTZSITE AZ <>=20MM = =

SHELLS 0 UNKNOWN 4/21/1995 ALAMEDA CA <>=20MM = =

SHELLS 3 EACH 9/2/1995 EL CENTRO CA <>=M853A1 81MM = =

SHELLS 36 EACH 9/30/1994 IMPERIAL COUNT CA <>=20MM = =

SHELLS 42 EACH 9/30/1994 IMPERIAL COUNT CA <>=20MM HEI = =

SHELLS 1 EACH 5/18/1995 LA HABRA CA <>=90 MM ARTILLARY = =

SHELLS 1 EACH 2/27/1996 MENDOCINO COUN CA <>=60MM = =

SHELLS 1000 EACH 8/17/1993 SACRAMENTO CA <>=155MM = =

SHELLS 0 UNKNOWN 6/3/1995 SAN DIEGO CA <>=20MM = =

SHELLS 1 EACH 1/31/1996 SAN DIEGO CA <>= = =

SHELLS 1 EACH 3/22/1995 SAN DIEGO CA <>=60MM = =

SHELLS 1 EACH 5/7/1992 SAN DIEGO CA <>=20MM = =

SHELLS 0 UNKNOWN 1/7/1993 SANTA CRUZ CA <>=60MM M2 = =

SHELLS 0 UNKNOWN 4/2/1994 SANTA ROSA CA <>=NAVAL CARTRIDGE = =

SHELLS 1 EACH 12/21/1993 VALENCDA CA <>=60MM = =

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ATF Incidents Involving Shells

Component Quantity Quantity Common Name Date City State Notes Subtype Amount Unit

SHELLS 0 UNKNOWN 4/5/1995 VISTA CA <>=105MM = =

SHELLS 1 EACH 1/23/1991 ARAPAHOE COUNT CO <>=105MM = =

SHELLS 1 EACH 7/16/1995 BRIDGEPORT CT <>=PROJECTILE = =

SHELLS 1 EACH 8/2/1988 COVENTRY CT <>=60MM M49A3 = =

SHELLS 1 EACH 8/2/1988 COVENTRY CT <>=MORTAR ROUND M329A2 = =

SHELLS 1 EACH 5/23/1995 DANBURY CT <>= = =

SHELLS 0 UNKNOWN 4/10/1995 DERBY CT <>=PROJECTILE = =

SHELLS 1 EACH 5/9/1995 MANCHESTER CT <>=PROJECTILE = =

SHELLS 1 EACH 12/11/1995 MERIDEN CT <>=20MM WP = =

SHELLS 1 EACH 12/18/1995 NORWALK CT <>=MORTAR ROUND = =

SHELLS 1 EACH 2/15/1989 SIMSBURY CT <>=WWII = =

SHELLS 0 UNKNOWN 1/15/1995 WATERBURY CT <>=BAZOOKA = =

SHELLS 1 EACH 1/8/1991 LAURAL DE <>=MORTAR = =

SHELLS 19 EACH 5/27/1995 NEW CASTLE DE <>=PROJECTILES = =

SHELLS 1 EACH 2/23/1995 CHIPLEY FL <>=40MM = =

SHELLS 1 EACH 3/30/1995 CLEARWATER FL <>=SHELL = =

SHELLS 2 EACH 8/15/1995 CRAWFORDVILLE FL <>=105MM = =

SHELLS 5 EACH 3/22/1995 DADE COUNTY FL <>=40MM = =

SHELLS 1 EACH 12/29/1990 JACKSONVILLE FL <>=155MM = =

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ATF Incidents Involving Shells

Component Quantity Quantity Common Name Date City State Notes Subtype Amount Unit

SHELLS 1 EACH 7/6/1992 MIAMI FL <>=M28 3.5 ROCKET = =

SHELLS 1 EACH 7/3/1995 RIVERVIEW FL <>=PROJECTILE = =

SHELLS 1 EACH 1/20/1995 TAMPA FL <>=50MM = =

SHELLS 1 EACH 5/7/1989 CUMMINGS GA <>=37MM = =

SHELLS 1 EACH 4/4/1990 EAST POINT GA <>=81MM = =

SHELLS 2 EACH 5/20/1993 LAWRENCEVILLE GA <>=M49 60MM = =

SHELLS 1 EACH 6/6/1995 SAVANNAH GA <>=M791 SABOT ROUND = =

SHELLS 25 EACH 12/1/1993 WAYCROSS GA <>=60 MM M49A2 = =

SHELLS 1 EACH 4/18/1996 COUNCIL BLUFFS IA <>=ARTILLERY = =

SHELLS 1 EACH 4/24/1995 BARRINGTON IL <>=75MM = =

SHELLS 0 UNKNOWN 3/1/1995 BERKELEY IL <>=ARTILLERY = =

SHELLS 1 EACH 11/15/1995 CHICAGO IL <>=BAZOOKA = =

SHELLS 1 EACH 9/28/1997 CHICAGO IL <>=40MM M79 = =

SHELLS 2 EACH 6/26/1993 CHICAGO IL <>=90MM = =

SHELLS 2 EACH 9/6/1990 CHICAGO IL <>= = =

SHELLS 0 UNKNOWN 3/22/1995 COUNTRY CLUB H IL <>=PROJECTILE = =

SHELLS 0 UNKNOWN 12/23/1995 LANSING IL <>=PROJECTILE = =

SHELLS 7 EACH 3/2/1995 LYNWOOD IL <>=PROJECTILES = =

SHELLS 3 EACH 4/20/1995 NEW MILFORD IL <>=PROJECTILES = =

SHELLS 1 EACH 10/4/1994 PARK RIDGE IL <>=22MM = =

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ATF Incidents Involving Shells

Component Quantity Quantity Common Name Date City State Notes Subtype Amount Unit

SHELLS 1 EACH 5/28/1998 PLANO IL <>=MORTAR = =

SHELLS 1 EACH 8/12/1998 ROCKFORD IL

SHELLS 2 EACH 5/22/1995 ROLLING MEADOW IL <>=PROJECTILES = =

SHELLS 2 EACH 7/11/1991 ULLEN IL <>=40MM = =

SHELLS 1 EACH 11/15/1994 WESTERN SPRING IL <>= = =

SHELLS 2 EACH 8/17/1989 COLUMBUS IN <>=81MM MORTAR = =

SHELLS 0 UNKNOWN 3/20/1995 INDIANAPOLIS IN <>= = =

SHELLS 0 UNKNOWN 5/10/1995 INDIANAPOLIS IN <>= = =

SHELLS 0 UNKNOWN 7/20/1995 MILAN IN <>=37MM = =

SHELLS 60 EACH 9/28/1994 KANSAS CITY KS <>=30MM = =

SHELLS 1 EACH 10/12/1996 WICHITA KS <>=40MM = =

SHELLS 1 EACH 8/24/1989 ARTLMUS KY <>=90MM = =

SHELLS 2 EACH 5/17/1997 BUILLE KY <>=PROJECTILES = =

SHELLS 0 UNKNOWN 3/26/1993 COLUMBIA KY <>=90MM = =

SHELLS 0 UNKNOWN 8/24/1995 CORBIN KY <>=50 CALIBER = =

SHELLS 1 EACH 1/30/1992 FORT THOMAS KY <>=ARTILLARY SHELL = =

SHELLS 1 EACH 12/5/1995 FRANKFORT KY <>=60MM M49A2 = =

SHELLS 1 EACH 12/5/1995 FRANKFORT KY <>=M51 37MM = =

105MM SHELLS 1 EACH 2/9/1998 FRANKFORT KY

SHELLS 1 EACH 9/3/1991 HENDERSON KY <>=120MM ARTILLERY = =

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ATF Incidents Involving Shells

Component Quantity Quantity Common Name Date City State Notes Subtype Amount Unit

SHELLS 1 EACH 5/20/1997 LAWRENCEBURG KY <>=120MM = =

SHELLS 1 EACH 5/20/1997 LAWRENCEBURG KY <>=75MM = =

SHELLS 1 EACH 4/27/1995 LEWIS KY <>=4 PT 2 MORTAR = =

SHELLS 1 EACH 10/27/1992 MADISON COUNTY KY <>=75MM = =

SHELLS 1 EACH 2/23/1998 MADISONVILLE KY

SHELLS 2 EACH 9/23/1995 MAYFIELD KY <>=M4 60MM = =

SHELLS 1 EACH 4/7/1993 MAYSVILLE KY <>=20MM = =

SHELLS 1 EACH 12/7/1993 MORGANFIELD KY <>=90MM = =

SHELLS 1 EACH 7/12/1992 MORGANFIELD KY <>=60MM = =

SHELLS 1 EACH 7/12/1992 MORGANFIELD KY <>=81MM = =

SHELLS 1 EACH 4/27/1995 MURRARY KY <>=30MM TPM78 = =

SHELLS 1 EACH 8/30/1994 MURRAY KY <>=20MM = =

SHELLS 1 EACH 9/14/1993 MURRAY KY <>=20MM = =

SHELLS 2 EACH 2/27/1993 PADUCAH KY <>=20MM = =

40MM SHELLS 1 EACH 4/1/1998 RUSSELL SPRINGS KY

SHELLS 1 EACH 1/1/1992 SOMERSET KY <>=MK27 MOD4 PROJECTILE = =

SHELLS 1 EACH 5/6/1997 TOMPKINSVILLE KY <>=90MM = =

SHELLS 1 EACH 1/31/1991 BAKER LA <>=M583A1 = =

SHELLS 1 EACH 1/31/1991 BAKER LA <>=M661 = =

SHELLS 1 EACH 1/31/1991 BAKER LA <>=M662 = =

Note: The letters surrounded by <...> in the Notes field is computer language and should be ignored. The important information is right of the equal sign. UXO Incident Cases

ATF Incidents Involving Shells

Component Quantity Quantity Common Name Date City State Notes Subtype Amount Unit

SHELLS 1 EACH 2/18/1993 DERIDDER LA <>=155MM = =

SHELLS 4 EACH 2/18/1993 DERIDDER LA <>=81MM = =

SHELLS 1 EACH 4/17/1995 EAST BOSTON MA <>=60MM = =

SHELLS 0 UNKNOWN 4/1/1995 FREDERICK MD <>= = =

SHELLS 7 EACH 7/13/1995 LEONARDTOWN MD <>=90MM = =

SHELLS 24 EACH 6/2/1995 OXON HILL MD <>=20MM = =

SHELLS 0 UNKNOWN 5/18/1995 TOWSON MD <>=PROJECTILE = =

SHELLS 1 EACH 5/20/1995 TOWSON MD <>= = =

SHELLS 3 EACH 9/15/1995 TOWSON MD <>= = =

SHELLS 9 EACH 5/16/1995 TOWSON MD <>= = =

75MM TANK SHELLS 2 EACH 1/5/1999 BROWNSTOWN MI WWII

SHELLS 1 EACH 11/18/1988 DEARBORN MI <>=175MM HEAT = =

SHELLS 1 EACH 3/13/1995 GRAND RAPIDS MI <>=BAZOOKA = =

SHELLS 1 EACH 10/18/1995 KALAMAZOO MI <>=40MM = =

SHELLS 1 EACH 7/24/1995 EDINA MN <>= = =

SHELLS 1 EACH 7/7/1995 MINNETONKA MN <>= = =

SHELLS 1 EACH 8/26/1995 KANSAS CITY MO <>=MORTAR = =

SHELLS 1 EACH 9/13/1991 NORBORNE MO <>=81MM = =

SHELLS 1 EACH 6/28/1994 BLOWING ROCK NC <>=60MM = =

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ATF Incidents Involving Shells

Component Quantity Quantity Common Name Date City State Notes Subtype Amount Unit

SHELLS 71 EACH 2/21/1992 BLENHEIM NJ <>=40MM HE M406 = =

SHELLS 1 EACH 2/11/1995 CAMDEN NJ <>= = =

SHELLS 1 EACH 5/12/1994 CHESTER TOWNSH NJ <>=37MM = =

SHELLS 0 UNKNOWN 4/16/1996 DOVER NJ <>= = =

SHELLS 2 EACH 7/25/1995 EAST AMWELL NJ <>= = =

SHELLS 3 EACH 5/25/1990 OXFORD NJ <>=37MM = =

SHELLS 0 UNKNOWN 5/10/1995 PRINCETON NJ <>= = =

SHELLS 1 EACH 5/12/1994 ROXBURY NJ <>=76MM HE TNT = =

SHELLS 1 EACH 11/14/1989 ALBUQUERQUE NM <>=60MM = =

SHELLS 1 EACH 5/13/1996 ROCHESTER NY <>= = =

SHELLS 0 UNKNOWN 4/24/1995 CHILLICOTHE OH <>=PROJECTILES = =

SHELLS 0 UNKNOWN 2/17/1994 CINCINNATI OH <>=MORTAR = =

SHELLS 1 EACH 12/3/1991 CLEVELAND OH <>=40MM = =

SHELLS 0 UNKNOWN 5/1/1995 COLUMBUS OH <>=37MM = =

SHELLS 1 EACH 8/12/1994 LIBERTY OH <>=83MM SMAW = =

SHELLS 7 EACH 2/15/1994 MENTOR OH <>=20MM = =

SHELLS 1 EACH 3/18/1995 PERRYSBURG OH <>= = =

SHELLS 1 EACH 11/14/1997 RAVENNA OH <>=76MM = =

SHELLS 1 EACH 7/22/1994 TOLEDO OH <>=155MM = =

SHELLS 3 EACH 7/28/1997 TULSA OK <>=60MM = =

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ATF Incidents Involving Shells

Component Quantity Quantity Common Name Date City State Notes Subtype Amount Unit

SHELLS 1 EACH 11/30/1994 BEND OR <>=25MM = =

SHELLS 13 EACH 4/3/1996 MOSIER OR <>=37MM = =

SHELLS 1 EACH 10/9/1994 CLARION PA <>=57MM = =

SHELLS 2 EACH 10/9/1994 CLARION PA <>=81MM = =

SHELLS 0 UNKNOWN 7/26/1997 FRAZER PA <>=155MM = =

SHELLS 1 EACH 7/4/1989 MURRYSVILLE PA <>=81MM = =

SHELLS 4 EACH 5/27/1992 NORTH HUNTINGD PA <>=40MM = =

SHELLS 0 UNKNOWN 1/26/1996 PHILADELPHIA PA <>= = =

SHELLS 1 EACH 11/14/1995 PHILADELPHIA PA <>=105MM = =

SHELLS 1 EACH 8/22/1994 PITTSBURGH PA <>= = =

SHELLS 1 EACH 3/28/1990 MINA SD <>=75MM = =

SHELLS 1 EACH 1/30/1993 SISSETON SD <>=37MM = =

SHELLS 0 UNKNOWN 11/6/1996 SPARTA TN <>=20MM = =

SHELLS 0 UNKNOWN 9/18/1989 EL PASO TX <>=30 MM 40MM 37MM 20MM = =

SHELLS 1 EACH 4/28/1993 FORT WORTH TX <>=20MM = =

SHELLS 0 UNKNOWN 1/13/1995 HOUSTON TX <>=50 CALIBER = =

SHELLS 1 EACH 11/15/1995 SLATON TX <>=81MM M43A1 = =

SHELLS 2 EACH 10/16/1997 ABINGDON VA <>=30MM M789 = =

SHELLS 14 EACH 5/31/1988 PUYALLUP WA <>=84MM = =X

SHELLS 1 EACH 6/3/1988 SEATTLE WA <>=75MM WWI = =

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Component Quantity Quantity Common Name Date City State Notes Subtype Amount Unit

SHELLS 1 EACH 2/9/1994 SELAH WA <>=M73 35MM PRACTICE RO = =

SHELLS 1 EACH 2/15/1996 SPOKANE WA <>= = =

SHELLS 1 EACH 4/22/1995 VALLEY WA <>=20MM = =

SHELLS 1 EACH 6/18/1989 OAK CREEK WI <>=60MM = =

SHELLS 1 EACH 3/15/1995 RACINE WI <>=90MM = =

SHELLS 1 EACH 5/11/1995 WATERLOO WI <>= = =

SHELLS 0 UNKNOWN 3/18/1995 CHARLESTON WV <>=MORTAR ROUND = =

SHELLS 1 EACH 5/6/1995 CHARLESTON WV <>=CANNON BALL = =

SHELLS 1 EACH 5/6/1995 CHARLESTON WV <>=PROJECTILE = =

SHELLS 1 EACH 9/22/1997 CHARLESTON WV <>=PROJECTILE = =

SHELLS 1 EACH 10/21/1995 GREENBRIER WV <>=ARTILLERY = =

SHELLS 1 EACH 3/31/1994 HUNTINGTON WV <>=37MM ANTI TANK = =

SHELLS 2 EACH 4/16/1998 MABSCOTT WV <>=MORTAR = =

SHELLS 1 EACH 5/5/1995 MINGO COUNTY WV <>=81MM = =

SHELLS 1 EACH 6/22/1996 PANTHER WV <>=20MM = =

SHELLS 1 EACH 7/3/1996 PENDELTON WV <>=81MM = =

SHELLS 1 EACH 9/18/1997 RICHWOOD WV <>=PROJECTILE = =

SHELLS 1 EACH 5/11/1995 SISSONVILLE WV <>=50MM = =

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Component Quantity Quantity Common Name Date City State Notes Subtype Amount Unit

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ATF Incidents Involving Simulators

Component Quantity Quantity Common Name Date City State Notes Subtype Amount Unit

GRENADE SIMULATORS 1 EACH 6/2/99 ANCHORAGE AK SIMULATOR

SIMULATORS 11 EACH 5/21/96 ATMORE AL <>=M115A2 = =

SIMULATORS 2 EACH 1/19/88 AUBURN AL <>= = =

SIMULATORS 5 EACH 2/8/95 ESCAMBIA COUNT AL <>=M115A2 = =

SIMULATORS 5 EACH 6/6/96 GADSDEN AL <>= = =

12/18/9 SIMULATORS 1 EACH GUNTERSVILLE AL <>= = = 5

SIMULATORS 5 EACH 8/13/88 LANTON AL <>= = =

SIMULATORS 18 EACH 2/19/88 MADISON AL <>=M21 = =

SIMULATORS 1 EACH 12/4/93 PRATTVILLE AL <>=M116A1 = =

SIMULATORS 1 EACH 8/1/96 PRATTVILLE AL <>=M110 = =

SIMULATORS 2 EACH 12/4/93 PRATTVILLE AL <>= = =

SIMULATORS 3 EACH 8/1/96 PRATTVILLE AL <>=M21 = =

SIMULATORS 21 EACH 1/11/91 WESTOVER AL <>= = =

SIMULATORS 2 EACH 5/17/95 CAMDEN AR <>=M115A2 = =

SIMULATORS 1 EACH 7/11/96 CHESTER AR <>=M117 = =

SIMULATORS 1 EACH 7/11/96 CHESTER AR <>=M22 = =

SIMULATORS 2 EACH 7/11/96 CHESTER AR <>=M1152A = =

SIMULATORS 2 EACH 7/11/96 CHESTER AR <>=M21 = =

SIMULATORS 2 EACH 7/11/96 CHESTER AR <>=M22 = =

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Component Quantity Quantity Common Name Date City State Notes Subtype Amount Unit

SIMULATORS 1 EACH 2/11/89 CLINTON AR <>=BLAST = =

SIMULATORS 2 EACH 2/11/89 CLINTON AR <>=40MM = =

SIMULATORS 1 EACH 8/1/94 DRIPPING SPRIN AR <>=GROUND BURST = =

SIMULATORS 1 EACH 10/5/96 LITTLE ROCK AR <>= = =

SIMULATORS 2 EACH 3/27/90 OZARK AR <>= = =

SIMULATORS 1 EACH 1/17/96 SEACY AR <>=M115A2 = =

SIMULATORS 10 EACH 1/17/96 SEACY AR <>=M116A1 = =

SIMULATORS 1 EACH 6/14/93 SPRINGDALE AR <>= = =

SIMULATORS 1 EACH 6/20/96 WALDRON AR <>= = =

SIMULATORS 3 EACH 9/17/97 NEW RIVER AZ <>=M119 = =

SIMULATORS 0 EACH 9/18/89 PHOENIX AZ <>=ARTILLERY = =

SIMULATORS 1 EACH 1/11/96 PHOENIX AZ <>= = =

11/25/9 SIMULATORS 2 EACH PHOENIX AZ 7

SIMULATORS 2 EACH 9/4/96 SHOW LOW AZ <>= = =

SIMULATORS 0 EACH 5/13/91 TUCSON AZ <>=M116A1 = =

SIMULATORS 1 EACH 2/13/91 TUCSON AZ <>=M116A1 = =

SIMULATORS 2 EACH 5/13/91 TUCSON AZ <>=INSIDE PVC PIPE = =

M117 SIMULATOR SIMULATORS 1 EACH 5/3/99 TUCSON AZ BOOBY TRAP

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ATF Incidents Involving Simulators

Component Quantity Quantity Common Name Date City State Notes Subtype Amount Unit

SIMULATORS 1 EACH 1/9/96 ALPINE CA <>= = =

SIMULATORS 1 EACH 2/8/96 ALPINE CA <>= = =

SIMULATORS 1 EACH 6/12/92 ANAHEIM CA <>= = =

SIMULATORS 1 EACH 10/7/97 ANTIOCH CA

12/15/9 SIMULATORS 1 EACH APPLE VALLEY CA <>=M115A2 = = 2

12/15/9 SIMULATORS 3 EACH APPLE VALLEY CA <>=M116A1 = = 2

12/15/9 SIMULATORS 8 EACH APPLE VALLEY CA <>=M21 = = 2

SIMULATORS 1 EACH 4/24/97 ARCADIA CA

12/13/9 SIMULATORS 11 EACH AZTEC WELL CA <>=M116A = = 0

12/13/9 SIMULATORS 15 EACH AZTEC WELL CA <>=M115A2 = = 0

SIMULATORS 2 EACH 5/15/92 BARSTOW CA <>=M116A1 = =

SIMULATORS 23 EACH 5/15/92 BARSTOW CA <>=M116A1 = =

SIMULATORS 3 EACH 5/15/92 BARSTOW CA <>=M21 = =

SIMULATORS 5 EACH 5/15/92 BARSTOW CA <>=M115A2 = =

SIMULATORS 4 EACH 6/17/94 BRENTWOOD CA <>=M21 = =

SIMULATORS 1 EACH 7/5/96 CASTRO VALLEY CA <>= = =

SIMULATORS 2 EACH 6/6/97 CHINO CA

Note: The letters surrounded by <...> in the Notes field is computer language and should be ignored. The important information is right of the equal sign. UXO Incident Cases

ATF Incidents Involving Simulators

Component Quantity Quantity Common Name Date City State Notes Subtype Amount Unit

SIMULATORS 1 EACH 8/19/95 CHULA VISTA CA <>= = =

SIMULATORS 3 EACH 3/15/95 CHULA VISTA CA <>= = =

SIMULATORS 1 EACH 8/22/95 CIMA CA <>=M21 = =

SIMULATORS 2 EACH 9/9/97 CITRUS HEIGHTS CA

SIMULATORS 1 EACH 1/2/94 CROCKETT CA <>=M117 = =

SIMULATORS 1 EACH 9/28/96 DESCANSO CA <>= = =

SIMULATORS 2 EACH 7/10/97 EL CAJON CA

10/26/9 SIMULATORS 1 EACH ENCINITAS CA <>= = = 6

SIMULATORS 1 EACH 6/3/97 ESCONDIDO CA

SIMULATORS 1 EACH 5/10/89 FAIRFAX CA <>=M119 = =

12/17/9 SIMULATORS 1 EACH FALLBROOK CA <>= = = 5

SIMULATORS 1 EACH 2/14/95 FREMONT CA <>= = =

SIMULATORS 1 EACH 7/3/93 FRESNO CA <>=M116A1 = =

SIMULATORS 2 EACH 3/31/94 FRESNO CA <>= = =

10/11/9 SIMULATORS 1 EACH GARDEN GROVE CA <>= = = 5

12/23/9 SIMULATORS 9 EACH HAYWARD CA 7

10/23/9 SIMULATORS 1 EACH HEMET CA <>= = = 6

Note: The letters surrounded by <...> in the Notes field is computer language and should be ignored. The important information is right of the equal sign. UXO Incident Cases

ATF Incidents Involving Simulators

Component Quantity Quantity Common Name Date City State Notes Subtype Amount Unit

SIMULATORS 1 EACH 1/20/96 HESPERIA CA <>= = =

SIMULATORS 1 EACH 3/21/95 LA MESA CA <>= = =

SIMULATORS 1 EACH 2/3/95 LAKESIDE CA <>= = =

SIMULATORS 1 EACH 6/11/96 LANCASTER CA <>= = =

SIMULATORS 1 EACH 2/26/91 LONG BEACH CA <>=M116A1 = =

SIMULATORS 1 EACH 8/11/95 LONG BEACH CA <>= = =

11/12/9 SIMULATORS 1 EACH LOS ANGELES CA <>=M21 = = 6

11/21/9 SIMULATORS 1 EACH LOS ANGELES CA <>=M21 = = 6

SIMULATORS 2 EACH 6/24/93 LOS ANGELES CA <>=M116A1 = =

SIMULATORS 25 EACH 5/2/92 LOS ANGELES CA <>=BLAST = =

SIMULATORS 4 EACH 8/7/88 MARTINEZ CA <>=M21 = =

SIMULATORS 2 EACH 7/3/91 MODEATO CA <>=M115A2 = =

SIMULATORS 1 EACH 1/16/92 MONROVIA CA <>=M116 = =

SIMULATORS 6 EACH 5/14/96 MORADA CA <>= = =

SIMULATORS 1 EACH 3/15/95 NATIONAL CITY CA <>= = =

SIMULATORS 1 EACH 7/17/96 NATIONAL CITY CA <>= = =

SIMULATORS 2 EACH 4/25/97 NATIONAL CITY CA

10/12/9 SIMULATORS 1 EACH OAKLAND CA <>= = = 5

Note: The letters surrounded by <...> in the Notes field is computer language and should be ignored. The important information is right of the equal sign. UXO Incident Cases

ATF Incidents Involving Simulators

Component Quantity Quantity Common Name Date City State Notes Subtype Amount Unit

SIMULATORS 1 EACH 2/28/96 OAKLAND CA <>= = =

SIMULATORS 0 EACH 6/21/95 OLIVEHURST CA <>= = =

SIMULATORS 2 EACH 3/20/92 ONTARIO CA <>= = =

SIMULATORS 7 EACH 3/28/97 OXNARD CA

SIMULATORS 1 EACH 4/16/92 PALMDALE CA <>=M21 = =

SIMULATORS 1 EACH 7/30/96 PALMDALE CA <>= = =

10/20/9 SIMULATORS 6 EACH PALMDALE CA 7

12/18/9 SIMULATORS 2 EACH PLACENTA CA 7

10/11/9 SIMULATORS 1 EACH PLACENTIA CA <>=M21 = = 5

SIMULATORS 3 EACH 6/25/97 PLACER COUNTY CA <>=M116A1 = =

SIMULATORS 5 EACH 6/25/97 PLACER COUNTY CA <>=M118 = =X

SIMULATORS 2 EACH 8/25/95 POWAY CA <>= = =

10/16/9 SIMULATORS 1 EACH RICHMOND CA <>= = = 2

SIMULATORS 1 EACH 4/2/92 RICHMOND CA <>=M21 = =

12/10/9 SIMULATORS 1 EACH SACRAMENTO CA <>= = = 6

SIMULATORS 1 EACH 6/25/96 SACRAMENTO CA <>= = =

SIMULATORS 1 EACH 7/6/96 SACRAMENTO CA <>=MODIFIED = =

Note: The letters surrounded by <...> in the Notes field is computer language and should be ignored. The important information is right of the equal sign. UXO Incident Cases

ATF Incidents Involving Simulators

Component Quantity Quantity Common Name Date City State Notes Subtype Amount Unit

SIMULATORS 1 EACH 9/19/93 SACRAMENTO CA <>=M117 = =

12/12/9 SIMULATORS 2 EACH SACRAMENTO CA 7

10/18/9 SIMULATORS 8 EACH SACRAMENTO CA 7

SIMULATORS 2 EACH 4/8/95 SAN BERNARDINO CA <>=M117 = =

SIMULATORS 5 EACH 5/23/96 SAN BERNARDINO CA <>= = =

SIMULATORS 6 EACH 4/8/95 SAN BERNARDINO CA <>=M118 = =

SIMULATORS 1 EACH 4/8/92 SAN CLEMENTE CA <>= = =

SIMULATORS 1 EACH 1/23/93 SAN DIEGO CA <>=M116A1 = =

SIMULATORS 1 EACH 1/8/93 SAN DIEGO CA <>=M115A1 = =

SIMULATORS 1 EACH 2/6/96 SAN DIEGO CA <>= = =

SIMULATORS 1 EACH 2/6/96 SAN DIEGO CA <>=M21 = =

SIMULATORS 1 EACH 3/21/95 SAN DIEGO CA <>=GROUND BLAST = =

SIMULATORS 1 EACH 5/16/96 SAN DIEGO CA <>=M116A1 = =

SIMULATORS 1 EACH 6/7/93 SAN DIEGO CA <>=M21 = =

10/19/8 SIMULATORS 2 EACH SAN JOSE CA <>=M116A1 = = 8

10/19/8 SIMULATORS 4 EACH SAN JOSE CA <>=M115A2 = = 8

SIMULATORS 1 EACH 4/12/96 SAN PABLO CA <>=MODIFIED = =

SIMULATORS 1 EACH 8/10/96 SANTA ROSA CA <>= = =

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Component Quantity Quantity Common Name Date City State Notes Subtype Amount Unit

SIMULATORS 4 EACH 4/28/97 SANTA ROSA CA

SIMULATORS 2 EACH 1/28/97 SANTEE CA

SIMULATORS 5 EACH 12/3/89 SIERRA COUNTY CA <>= = =

SIMULATORS 1 EACH 5/13/96 SPRING VALLEY CA <>= = =

10/31/9 SIMULATORS 1 EACH STANTON CA <>= = = 6

SIMULATORS 1 EACH 2/8/95 STOCKTON CA <>= = =

SIMULATORS 1 EACH 3/8/95 STOCKTON CA <>= = =

SIMULATORS 1 EACH 4/22/96 STOCKTON CA <>= = =

SIMULATORS 1 EACH 6/26/95 STOCKTON CA <>= = =

SIMULATORS 2 EACH 2/17/95 STOCKTON CA <>= = =

SIMULATORS 5 EACH 1/13/95 STOCKTON CA <>= = =

SIMULATORS 1 EACH 6/6/96 TORRANCE CA <>= = =

SIMULATORS 1 EACH 3/3/94 TUSTIN CA <>= = =

12/28/9 SIMULATORS 1 EACH TWENTY NINE PA CA <>= = = 5

SIMULATORS 5 EACH 7/12/94 UPLAND CA <>=M21 = =

12/21/9 SIMULATORS 1 EACH VALENCDA CA <>=M115A2 = = 3

12/21/9 SIMULATORS 8 EACH VALENCDA CA <>=M116A1 = = 3

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ATF Incidents Involving Simulators

Component Quantity Quantity Common Name Date City State Notes Subtype Amount Unit

12/21/9 SIMULATORS 8 EACH VALENCDA CA <>=M118 = = 3

SIMULATORS 1 EACH 9/17/96 VALLEJO CA <>=M116 = =

SIMULATORS 1 EACH 1/31/92 VICTORVILLE CA <>=M115 = =

SIMULATORS 7 EACH 1/31/92 VICTORVILLE CA <>=M21 = =

10/27/9 SIMULATORS 1 EACH VISTA CA <>= = = 6

SIMULATORS 1 EACH 3/15/96 VISTA CA <>= = =

SIMULATORS 1 EACH 3/5/96 VISTA CA <>= = =

SIMULATORS 1 EACH 7/19/96 VISTA CA <>= = =

SIMULATORS 1 EACH 9/15/93 WESTMINSTER CA <>= = =

SIMULATORS 1 EACH 2/16/95 WHITEWATER CA <>=M21 = =

SIMULATORS 0 EACH 1/5/92 YUCCA VALLEY CA <>=SMOKE = =

SIMULATORS 1 EACH 1/5/92 YUCCA VALLEY CA <>=ARTILLERY = =

SIMULATORS 5 EACH 9/27/95 ADAMS COUNTY CO <>=M116A1 = =

11/18/9 SIMULATORS 1 EACH AURORA CO <>= = = 6

SIMULATORS 1 EACH 8/3/92 COLORADO SPRIN CO <>=M115A2 = =

SIMULATORS 1 EACH 9/4/92 COLORADO SPRIN CO <>=M116A2 = =

SIMULATORS 2 EACH 4/24/92 COLORADO SPRIN CO <>=M119 = =

SIMULATORS 2 EACH 9/24/91 COLORADO SPRIN CO <>=M115A2 = =

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ATF Incidents Involving Simulators

Component Quantity Quantity Common Name Date City State Notes Subtype Amount Unit

SIMULATORS 2 EACH 9/24/91 COLORADO SPRIN CO <>=M118 = =

SIMULATORS 5 EACH 8/7/92 COLORADO SPRIN CO <>=M21 = =

SIMULATORS 9 EACH 6/5/92 COLORADO SPRIN CO <>=M21 = =

SIMULATORS 1 EACH 5/31/91 DECKERS CO <>=M115A2 = =

SIMULATORS 1 EACH 3/7/91 DENVER CO <>= = =

12/11/8 SIMULATORS 4 EACH DANBURY CT <>=M116A1 = = 9

SIMULATORS 1 EACH 2/1/96 RIDGEFIELD CT <>= = =

SIMULATORS 2 EACH 11/2/93 WASHINGTON DC <>=M115A2 = =

SIMULATORS 2 EACH 11/2/93 WASHINGTON DC <>=TOW = =

SIMULATORS 7 EACH 11/2/93 WASHINGTON DC <>=M116A1 = =

SIMULATORS 2 EACH 2/12/88 ARGOS DE <>=M116A1 = =

SIMULATORS 1 EACH 4/25/90 BOYNTON BEACH FL <>=M115A2 = =

SIMULATORS 17 EACH 4/25/90 BOYNTON BEACH FL <>= = =

SIMULATORS 20 EACH 8/20/96 BROWARD FL <>= = =

10/11/9 BROWARD SIMULATORS 2 EACH FL <>=M116A1 = = 4 COUNTY

10/11/9 BROWARD SIMULATORS 3 EACH FL <>=M115A2 = = 4 COUNTY

SIMULATORS 33 EACH 6/26/97 CORAL SPRINGS FL

SIMULATORS 3 EACH 5/2/96 DADE COUNTY FL <>= = =

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ATF Incidents Involving Simulators

Component Quantity Quantity Common Name Date City State Notes Subtype Amount Unit

SIMULATORS 9 EACH 5/1/96 DADE COUNTY FL <>= = =

FORT SIMULATORS 2 EACH 7/8/97 FL LAUDERDALE

SIMULATORS 1 EACH 3/14/95 FT PIERCE FL <>= = =

SIMULATORS 8 EACH 6/25/97 HOLLYWOOD FL

12/30/9 SIMULATORS 2 EACH JACKSONVILLE FL <>= = =X 2

SIMULATORS 1 EACH 1/14/94 MIAMI FL <>=M116A1 = =

10/27/9 SIMULATORS 1 EACH MIAMI FL <>= = = 3

11/13/9 SIMULATORS 5 EACH MIAMI FL <>= = = 2

10/22/9 OKALOOSA SIMULATORS 2 EACH FL <>=ARTILLERY = = 4 COUNT

SIMULATORS 1 EACH 4/1/96 OKERCHDIE FL <>= = =

SIMULATORS 1 EACH 1/20/92 PALM CITY FL <>=M116A1 = =

SIMULATORS 1 EACH 6/15/96 PEMBROKE PINES FL <>= = =

SIMULATORS 1 EACH 3/25/92 PENSACOLA FL <>=M117 = =

SIMULATORS 35 EACH 11/3/89 PENSACOLA FL <>= = =

SIMULATORS 2 EACH 4/4/92 POMAMNO BEACH FL <>=M116A1 = =

SIMULATORS 1 EACH 6/17/95 POMPANO FL <>= = =

SIMULATORS 11 EACH 1/6/96 RUSKIN FL <>= = =

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Component Quantity Quantity Common Name Date City State Notes Subtype Amount Unit

SIMULATORS 9 EACH 8/18/97 RUSKIN FL

SIMULATORS 5 EACH 12/9/96 SANFORD FL <>= = =

SIMULATORS 8 EACH 4/29/97 STUART FL

SIMULATORS 1 EACH 7/6/96 SUNRISE FL <>= = =

SIMULATORS 1 EACH 2/19/96 TAMPA FL <>= = =

SIMULATORS 1 EACH 5/23/95 TAMPA FL <>= = =

SIMULATORS 1 EACH 6/13/96 TAMPA FL <>= = =

SIMULATORS 2 EACH 7/13/95 TAMPA FL <>=M115A2 = =

SIMULATORS 2 EACH 7/26/96 TAMPA FL <>= = =

SIMULATORS 2 EACH 9/26/91 TAMPA FL <>=M116A1 = =

SIMULATORS 1 EACH 5/23/95 THONOTOSASSA FL <>= = =

12/15/9 SIMULATORS 1 EACH TREASURE ISLAN FL <>=M115A2 = = 4

12/15/9 SIMULATORS 1 EACH TREASURE ISLAN FL <>=M116A1 = = 4

SIMULATORS 0 EACH 7/9/96 VERO BEACH FL <>=M80 = =

SIMULATORS 1 EACH 7/9/96 VERO BEACH FL <>=M115A2 = =

WASHINGTON SIMULATORS 50 EACH 11/1/96 FL <>=TOW MISSILE = = COU

SIMULATORS 1 EACH 6/28/94 WEST PALM BEAC FL <>= = =

SIMULATORS 4 EACH 3/4/97 WESTON FL

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ATF Incidents Involving Simulators

Component Quantity Quantity Common Name Date City State Notes Subtype Amount Unit

SIMULATORS 1 EACH 10/2/96 WINTER HAVEN FL <>= = =

SIMULATORS 1 EACH 5/16/90 WINTER HAVEN FL <>=M117 = =

SIMULATORS 2 EACH 5/16/90 WINTER HAVEN FL <>=M115A2 = =

SIMULATORS 19 EACH 6/10/92 ACWORTH GA <>=TOW MISSILE = =

SIMULATORS 0 EACH 3/17/88 ATLANTA GA <>=M116A1 = =

SIMULATORS 1 EACH 1/25/96 ATLANTA GA <>= = =

10/10/9 SIMULATORS 1 EACH ATLANTA GA <>= = = 6

SIMULATORS 1 EACH 5/27/95 ATLANTA GA <>= = =

SIMULATORS 1 EACH 6/11/93 ATLANTA GA <>=M115A1 = =

SIMULATORS 2 EACH 6/11/93 ATLANTA GA <>=M116A1 = =

SIMULATORS 4 EACH 7/3/97 ATLANTA GA

SIMULATORS 1 EACH 2/15/96 BLAIRSVILLE GA <>=BLAST = =

SIMULATORS 1 EACH 2/6/96 BLAIRSVILLE GA <>=BLAST = =

SIMULATORS 1 EACH 2/6/96 BLAIRSVILLE GA <>=M116A1 = =

SIMULATORS 16 EACH 2/15/96 BLAIRSVILLE GA <>=M116A1 = =

SIMULATORS 20 EACH 2/15/96 BLAIRSVILLE GA <>=M115A2 = =

SIMULATORS 8 EACH 2/6/96 BLAIRSVILLE GA <>=M115A2 = =

SIMULATORS 5 EACH 1/17/90 CHAMBLEE GA <>= = =

10/26/9 CHATHAM SIMULATORS 2 EACH GA <>=M116A1 = = 5 COUNTY

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ATF Incidents Involving Simulators

Component Quantity Quantity Common Name Date City State Notes Subtype Amount Unit

10/26/9 CHATHAM SIMULATORS 4 EACH GA <>=ARTILLERY = = 5 COUNTY

11/12/9 SIMULATORS 1 EACH CLIMAX GA <>= = = 3

SIMULATORS 1 EACH 7/31/92 COLUMBUS GA <>=ARTILLERY = =

SIMULATORS 2 EACH 8/7/92 COLUMBUS GA <>= = =

SIMULATORS 3 EACH 8/7/92 COLUMBUS GA <>=BOOBY TRAP = =

SIMULATORS 4 EACH 8/7/92 COLUMBUS GA <>=GROUND BURST = =

SIMULATORS 8 EACH 8/7/92 COLUMBUS GA <>=ARTILLERY = =

SIMULATORS 1 EACH 5/7/89 CUMMINGS GA <>=M115A2 = =

SIMULATORS 3 EACH 5/7/89 CUMMINGS GA <>=M117 = =

SIMULATORS 1 EACH 3/13/90 FAYETTEVILLE GA <>= = =

SIMULATORS 1 EACH 8/18/93 FORSYTH GA <>=M117 = =

SIMULATORS 1 EACH 8/18/93 FORSYTH GA <>=M119 = =

SIMULATORS 1 EACH 5/20/93 LAWRENCEVILLE GA <>=ANM37 40MM = =

SIMULATORS 1 EACH 5/20/93 LAWRENCEVILLE GA <>=ANM44 40MM = =

SIMULATORS 1 EACH 5/20/93 LAWRENCEVILLE GA <>=M25A2 = =

SIMULATORS 1 EACH 5/20/93 LAWRENCEVILLE GA <>=M74A1 40MM = =

SIMULATORS 3 EACH 5/20/93 LAWRENCEVILLE GA <>= = =

SIMULATORS 4 EACH 5/20/93 LAWRENCEVILLE GA <>=M25A2 = =

SIMULATORS 5 EACH 5/20/93 LAWRENCEVILLE GA <>=M117 = =

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Component Quantity Quantity Common Name Date City State Notes Subtype Amount Unit

SIMULATORS 5 EACH 5/20/93 LAWRENCEVILLE GA <>=M118 = =

SIMULATORS 8 EACH 5/20/93 LAWRENCEVILLE GA <>=M119 = =

SIMULATORS 1 EACH 7/25/95 MARIETTA GA <>=M22 = =

12/21/8 SIMULATORS 1 EACH THOMASTON GA <>=GROUND BURST = = 8

12/21/8 SIMULATORS 1 EACH THOMASTON GA <>=M110 = = 8

12/21/8 SIMULATORS 10 EACH THOMASTON GA <>=M22 = = 8

12/21/8 SIMULATORS 5 EACH THOMASTON GA <>=WHISTLING BOOBY TRAP = = 8

12/21/8 SIMULATORS 6 EACH THOMASTON GA <>=M21 = = 8

12/21/8 SIMULATORS 8 EACH THOMASTON GA <>=BOOBY TRAPPED = = 8

SIMULATORS 1 EACH 2/1/93 KAILUA HI <>=M80 = =

SIMULATORS 1 EACH 9/6/90 AKRON IA <>= = =

10/16/9 SIMULATORS 1 EACH DES MOINES IA <>= = = 5

11/24/9 SIMULATORS 1 EACH DES MOINES IA <>=M18 = = 2

SIMULATORS 1 EACH 7/24/92 DES MOINES IA <>=M118 = =

SIMULATORS 1 EACH 9/7/95 DES MOINES IA <>=ARTILLERY = =

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ATF Incidents Involving Simulators

Component Quantity Quantity Common Name Date City State Notes Subtype Amount Unit

11/12/9 SIMULATORS 8 EACH GRUNDY IA <>= = = 2

10/13/9 SIMULATORS 2 EACH BLACKFOOT ID <>=ARTILLERY = = 5

SIMULATORS 1 EACH 9/6/94 ALTON IL <>=M116A1 = =

SIMULATORS 7 EACH 5/9/96 BERWYN IL <>= = =

SIMULATORS 1 EACH 8/19/92 CHATHAM IL <>= = =

SIMULATORS 2 EACH 5/18/90 CHCIAGO IL <>=50MM = =

10/16/9 SIMULATORS 1 EACH CHICAGO IL <>=M115A2 = = 6

10/25/9 SIMULATORS 1 EACH CHICAGO IL <>=M115A2 = = 0

11/15/9 SIMULATORS 1 EACH CHICAGO IL <>= = = 6

11/16/9 SIMULATORS 1 EACH CHICAGO IL <>=M116A = = 1

SIMULATORS 1 EACH 12/2/92 CHICAGO IL <>=M21 = =

SIMULATORS 1 EACH 3/15/92 CHICAGO IL <>=M22 = =

SIMULATORS 1 EACH 3/31/96 CHICAGO IL <>= = =

SIMULATORS 1 EACH 4/15/96 CHICAGO IL <>=M115A2 = =

SIMULATORS 1 EACH 4/15/96 CHICAGO IL <>=M116A1 = =

SIMULATORS 1 EACH 5/1/93 CHICAGO IL <>=M116A1 = =

SIMULATORS 1 EACH 8/8/97 CHICAGO IL <>=M116A1 = =

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ATF Incidents Involving Simulators

Component Quantity Quantity Common Name Date City State Notes Subtype Amount Unit

SIMULATORS 1 EACH 9/28/97 CHICAGO IL <>=M116A1 = =

12/22/9 SIMULATORS 2 EACH CHICAGO IL <>=M116A1 = = 0

SIMULATORS 3 EACH 3/23/91 CHICAGO IL <>= = =

SIMULATORS 4 EACH 11/2/88 CHICAGO IL <>= = =

SIMULATORS 47 EACH 5/2/91 CHICAGO IL <>=ELECTRIC BLAST = =

SIMULATORS 63 EACH 5/2/91 CHICAGO IL <>=M22 = =

SIMULATORS 4 EACH 1/31/97 CICERO IL

12/31/9 SIMULATORS 7 EACH CICERO IL <>= = = 6

SIMULATORS 4 EACH 7/11/92 FOX RIVER GROV IL <>= = =

SIMULATORS 1 EACH 9/30/96 ISLAND LAKE IL <>= = =

SIMULATORS 7 EACH 5/8/95 LANSING IL <>= = =

SIMULATORS 1 EACH 1/22/97 MARTINTON IL <>=M116A1 = =

SIMULATORS 7 EACH 1/22/97 MARTINTON IL <>=M115 = =

SIMULATORS 8 EACH 1/22/97 MARTINTON IL <>= = =

SIMULATORS 9 EACH 1/22/97 MARTINTON IL <>= = =

SIMULATORS 1 EACH 4/13/91 MATTESON IL <>= = =

SIMULATORS 1 EACH 8/24/94 METROPOLIS IL <>=M21 = =

SIMULATORS 1 EACH 3/4/96 MT VERNON IL <>= = =

SIMULATORS 1 EACH 7/27/97 NAPERVILLE IL <>= = =

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Component Quantity Quantity Common Name Date City State Notes Subtype Amount Unit

SIMULATORS 1 EACH 12/2/93 PLAINFIELD IL <>=M116 = =

SIMULATORS 1 EACH 3/20/96 QUINCY IL <>= = =

SIMULATORS 1 EACH 9/11/95 ROCKFORD IL <>= = =

SIMULATORS 3 EACH 1/12/94 ROCKFORD IL <>= = =

SIMULATORS 7 EACH 9/4/97 ROCKFORD IL

SIMULATORS 1 EACH 6/29/96 SALEM IL <>=M116A1 = =

SIMULATORS 1 EACH 6/29/96 SALEM IL <>=M22 = =

SIMULATORS 36 EACH 6/29/96 SALEM IL <>=M110 = =

SIMULATORS 4 EACH 6/22/95 WESTMONT IL <>= = =

SIMULATORS 1 EACH 8/12/96 BEDFORD IN <>= = =

SIMULATORS 3 EACH 6/29/95 BLOOMINGTON IN <>=M115A2 = =

SIMULATORS 9 EACH 6/29/95 BLOOMINGTON IN <>=M116A1 = =

SIMULATORS 1 EACH 8/9/96 CORYDON IN <>= = =

SIMULATORS 0 EACH 3/31/89 FORT WAYNE IN <>=TOW = =

SIMULATORS 1 EACH 3/13/89 FORT WAYNE IN <>=M116A1 = =

SIMULATORS 2 EACH 5/1/91 FORT WAYNE IN <>= = =

SIMULATORS 1 EACH 8/10/95 JAMESTOWN IN <>= = =

SIMULATORS 1 EACH 8/12/96 LAWRENCE CO IN <>= = =

SIMULATORS 1 EACH 8/12/96 LAWRENCE CO IN <>=MODIFIED = =

SIMULATORS 2 EACH 3/15/95 LOOGOOTEE IN <>= = =

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ATF Incidents Involving Simulators

Component Quantity Quantity Common Name Date City State Notes Subtype Amount Unit

SIMULATORS 1 EACH 7/31/96 MARION IN <>= = =

SIMULATORS 1 EACH 7/26/95 NEW ALBANY IN <>= = =

SIMULATORS 1 EACH 9/15/95 SELLERSBURG IN <>= = =

10/11/8 SIMULATORS 3 EACH HERRINGTON KS <>= = = 9

SIMULATORS 1 EACH 5/31/91 LINDSBORG KS <>= = =

12/19/9 SIMULATORS 20 EACH OTTAWA KS 7

SIMULATORS 5 EACH 5/18/95 ROSE HILL KS <>=M21 = =

SIMULATORS 1 EACH 7/28/88 WICHITA KS <>=M116A1 = =

SIMULATORS 2 EACH 4/21/96 WICHITA KS <>= = =

SIMULATORS 4 EACH 7/23/99 BOWLING GREEN KY

SIMULATORS 1 EACH 3/8/90 BURNSIDE KY <>= = =

11/16/9 SIMULATORS 1 EACH COLUMBIA KY <>=M115A2 = = 1

11/16/9 SIMULATORS 5 EACH COLUMBIA KY <>= = = 1

SIMULATORS 1 EACH 3/22/90 DANVILLE KY <>=M115A2 = =

SIMULATORS 1 EACH 8/9/96 DEPOY KY <>=M115A2 = =

SIMULATORS 6 EACH 3/1/96 ELIZABETHTOWN KY <>= = =

SIMULATORS 4 EACH 1/8/98 FORDSVILLE KY <>= = =

SIMULATORS 1 EACH 2/21/97 FRANKFORT KY <>=M116A1 = =

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ATF Incidents Involving Simulators

Component Quantity Quantity Common Name Date City State Notes Subtype Amount Unit

11/14/9 SIMULATORS 1 EACH FULTON KY <>=M116A1 = = 6

SIMULATORS 6 EACH 7/1/94 GEORGETOWN KY <>=M116A1 = =

SIMULATORS 1 EACH 3/20/93 GRAVES KY <>=M21 = =

SIMULATORS 1 EACH 5/22/89 HANSON KY <>=M115A2 = =

SIMULATORS 1 EACH 9/13/94 HAZARD KY <>=M115A2 = =

SIMULATORS 1 EACH 9/27/91 HOPKINSVILLE KY <>=M115A2 = =

SIMULATORS 1 EACH 9/27/91 HOPKINSVILLE KY <>=M116A1 = =

SIMULATORS 1 EACH 9/27/91 HOPKINSVILLE KY <>=M118 = =

SIMULATORS 2 EACH 9/27/91 HOPKINSVILLE KY <>=M119 = =

SIMULATORS 1 EACH 11/5/96 LOUISVILLE KY <>= = =

SIMULATORS 1 EACH 4/26/95 LOUISVILLE KY <>=M115A2 = =

SIMULATORS 2 EACH 1/4/97 LOUISVILLE KY

11/12/9 SIMULATORS 2 EACH LOUISVILLE KY <>=GROUND BURST = = 5

10/19/9 SIMULATORS 4 EACH MOREHEAD KY <>=BLAST = = 4

SIMULATORS 1 EACH 3/5/91 OWENSBORO KY <>=M116A1 = =

SIMULATORS 1 EACH 3/5/91 OWENSBORO KY <>=M118 = =

SIMULATORS 1 EACH 3/5/91 OWENSBORO KY <>=M119 = =

SIMULATORS 1 EACH 3/5/91 OWENSBORO KY <>=M21 = =

Note: The letters surrounded by <...> in the Notes field is computer language and should be ignored. The important information is right of the equal sign. UXO Incident Cases

ATF Incidents Involving Simulators

Component Quantity Quantity Common Name Date City State Notes Subtype Amount Unit

SIMULATORS 1 EACH 8/21/92 SCOTTSVILLE KY <>=GROUND BURST = =

SIMULATORS 1 EACH 8/21/92 SCOTTSVILLE KY <>=M116A1 = =

SIMULATORS 1 EACH 9/13/94 SOMERSET KY <>=M116A1 = =

SIMULATORS 5 EACH 7/4/94 SOMERSET KY <>=M115A2 = =

M21 SIMULATORS 2 EACH 7/17/98 VERSAILLES KY

SIMULATORS 1 EACH 4/28/95 WHITE PLAINS KY <>=M116A1 = =

SIMULATORS 1 EACH 1/31/91 BAKER LA <>=M115A1 = =

SIMULATORS 1 EACH 1/31/91 BAKER LA <>=M116A1 = =

SIMULATORS 14 EACH 1/31/91 BAKER LA <>=M110 = =

SIMULATORS 5 EACH 1/31/91 BAKER LA <>=M118 = =

SIMULATORS 5 EACH 1/31/91 BAKER LA <>=M119 = =

SIMULATORS 1 EACH 1/13/96 BATON ROUGE LA <>=M116A1 = =

BEAUREGARD SIMULATORS 1 EACH 1/18/95 LA <>=M22 = = PAR

SIMULATORS 1 EACH 2/15/95 CROWLEY LA <>= = =

SIMULATORS 17 EACH 2/18/93 DERIDDER LA <>= = =

SIMULATORS 3 EACH 2/21/90 EUNICE LA <>=M21 = =

SIMULATORS 5 EACH 2/21/90 EUNICE LA <>=M118 = =

SIMULATORS 1 EACH 1/22/96 FAIRFIELD LA <>= = =

SIMULATORS 1 EACH 1/22/96 FIARFIELD LA <>= = =

Note: The letters surrounded by <...> in the Notes field is computer language and should be ignored. The important information is right of the equal sign. UXO Incident Cases

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Component Quantity Quantity Common Name Date City State Notes Subtype Amount Unit

SIMULATORS 4 EACH 8/1/97 LAFAYETTE LA

SIMULATORS 1 EACH 7/26/96 LEESVILLE LA <>= = =

SIMULATORS 1 EACH 9/19/94 LEESVILLE LA <>=M115A2 = =

SIMULATORS 1 EACH 9/19/94 LEESVILLE LA <>=M21 = =

SIMULATORS 4 EACH 9/14/88 LEESVILLE LA <>= = =

SIMULATORS 3 EACH 4/4/95 TERREBONNE LA <>= = =

SIMULATORS 2 EACH 4/24/98 BILLERICA MA <>=M115A = =

SIMULATORS 1 EACH 11/4/96 BROCKTON MA <>=M116A1 = =

SIMULATORS 1 EACH 11/6/97 BROCKTON MA <>=M116 = =

SIMULATORS 26 EACH 2/3/89 CLINTON MA <>=M80 BLAST = =

SIMULATORS 0 EACH 2/27/88 FRAMINGHAM MA <>= = =

SIMULATORS 30 EACH 7/10/97 HAVERHILL MA <>=M115A2 = =

SIMULATORS 5 EACH 7/10/97 HAVERHILL MA <>=M118 = =

SIMULATORS 2 EACH 7/16/96 LOWELL MA <>=M116A1 = =

SIMULATORS 1 EACH 7/11/88 NEW BEDFORD MA <>=M21 = =

SIMULATORS 50 EACH 1/19/97 REVERE MA

SIMULATORS 1 EACH 8/18/96 WEST SPRINGFIE MA <>=M116A1 = =

11/22/9 SIMULATORS 1 EACH ANNAPOLIS MD <>= = = 5

SIMULATORS 2 EACH 2/28/91 BALTIMORE MD <>= = =

Note: The letters surrounded by <...> in the Notes field is computer language and should be ignored. The important information is right of the equal sign. UXO Incident Cases

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Component Quantity Quantity Common Name Date City State Notes Subtype Amount Unit

10/28/9 SIMULATORS 1 EACH BALTIMORE COUN MD <>= = = 6

BALTIMORE SIMULATORS 3 EACH 11/1/97 MD COUNTY

BALTIMORE M21 SIMULATORS 5 EACH 1/18/97 MD COUNTY

11/19/9 SIMULATORS 2 EACH CRESAPTOWN MD <>= = = 5

SIMULATORS 6 EACH 12/2/95 JARRETTSVILLE MD <>= = =

SIMULATORS 2 EACH 9/5/95 LARGO MD <>= = =

SIMULATORS 1 EACH 9/21/95 RIVERDALE MD <>= = =

SIMULATORS 1 EACH 5/11/96 SILVER SPRINGS MD <>= = =

SIMULATORS 1 EACH 4/23/95 TOWSON MD <>= = =

SIMULATORS 2 EACH 8/9/95 TOWSON MD <>= = =

SIMULATORS 4 EACH 4/21/95 TOWSON MD <>= = =

SIMULATORS 1 EACH 6/7/95 WALDORF MD <>= = =

SIMULATORS 1 EACH 7/18/96 GORHAM ME <>= = =

SIMULATORS 1 EACH 5/12/96 DETROIT MI <>= = =

SIMULATORS 1 EACH 5/3/96 DETROIT MI <>= = =

SIMULATORS 1 EACH 7/30/96 DETROIT MI <>= = =

SIMULATORS 3 EACH 10/4/93 DETROIT MI <>=M119 = =

SIMULATORS 3 EACH 5/10/96 DETROIT MI <>= = =

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Component Quantity Quantity Common Name Date City State Notes Subtype Amount Unit

SIMULATORS 2 EACH 10/8/97 EAST LANSING MI

12/19/9 SIMULATORS 17 EACH FLINT MI <>=M21 = = 0

SIMULATORS 1 EACH 8/18/95 GALESBURG MI <>= = =

SIMULATORS 1 EACH 4/21/95 GRAND RAPIDS MI <>=ARTILLERY = =

SIMULATORS 1 EACH 5/24/96 GRAND RAPIDS MI <>= = =

SIMULATORS 1 EACH 5/26/95 GRAND RAPIDS MI <>= = =

12/29/8 SIMULATORS 1 EACH HAZEL PARK MI <>=M117 = = 8

SIMULATORS 1 EACH 7/15/91 KALAMAZOO MI <>= = =

SIMULATORS 4 EACH 10/5/93 KALKASKA MI <>= = =

SIMULATORS 1 EACH 8/14/95 LANSING MI <>=ARTILLERY = =

SIMULATORS 2 EACH 8/14/95 LANSING MI <>= = =

SIMULATORS 12 EACH 7/11/97 MORLEY MI

SIMULATORS 1 EACH 3/8/91 ROSEVILLE MI <>=TOW = =

12/30/9 SIMULATORS 1 EACH ROYAL OAK MI <>= = = 6

SIMULATORS 1 EACH 7/2/92 ST JOSEPH MI <>= = =

SIMULATORS 20 EACH 3/3/92 STERLING HEIGH MI <>=ELECTRIC BLAST SIMUL = =

SIMULATORS 1 EACH 3/3/96 TAYLOR MI <>=M116A = =

11/21/8 SIMULATORS 6 EACH UTICA MI <>= = = 9

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ATF Incidents Involving Simulators

Component Quantity Quantity Common Name Date City State Notes Subtype Amount Unit

10/27/8 SIMULATORS 1 EACH BLAINE MN <>= = = 8

SIMULATORS 1 EACH 7/18/95 HOPKINS MN <>= = =

SIMULATORS 2 EACH 12/4/97 MAPLE GROVE MN

SIMULATORS 1 EACH 9/3/95 MINNEAPOLIS MN <>= = =

SIMULATORS 2 EACH 2/10/96 PIPESTONE MN <>=M21 = =

SIMULATORS 7 EACH 6/2/97 ST PAUL MN <>= = =

SIMULATORS 2 EACH 5/21/92 ANDERSON MO <>= = =

12/23/9 SIMULATORS 1 EACH EAST ST LOUIS MO <>=M19 = = 4

SIMULATORS 5 EACH 10/8/96 FRANKLIN COUNT MO <>=M22 = =

SIMULATORS 0 EACH 1/1/97 INDEPENDENCE MO <>=M116A1 = =

SIMULATORS 36 EACH 3/12/97 JEFFERSON MO

SIMULATORS 1 EACH 5/3/89 KANSAS CITY MO <>=M110 = =

SIMULATORS 1 EACH 9/30/95 ST LOUIS MO <>= = =

SIMULATORS 0 EACH 7/12/88 JACKSON MS <>= = =

SIMULATORS 11 EACH 2/25/93 PABLO MT <>=M116A1 = =

SIMULATORS 33 EACH 2/25/93 PABLO MT <>=M115A1 = =

SIMULATORS 39 EACH 2/25/93 PABLO MT <>=M117 = =

SIMULATORS 5 EACH 2/25/93 PABLO MT <>=M119 = =

SIMULATORS 64 EACH 2/25/93 PABLO MT <>=M118 = =

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ATF Incidents Involving Simulators

Component Quantity Quantity Common Name Date City State Notes Subtype Amount Unit

12/29/9 SIMULATORS 1 EACH CHARLOTTE NC <>=ARTILLERY = = 6

SIMULATORS 1 EACH 5/5/93 CHARLOTTE NC <>= = =

SIMULATORS 1 EACH 2/7/90 DUNN NC <>= = =

11/11/9 SIMULATORS 2 EACH FAYETTEVILLE NC <>=TOW = = 7

SIMULATORS 1 EACH 2/17/95 GASTONIA NC <>= = =

SIMULATORS 1 EACH 7/9/96 GASTONIA COUNT NC <>= = =

SIMULATORS 1 EACH 7/12/91 GREENSBORO NC <>=M118 = =

SIMULATORS 1 EACH 7/12/91 GREENSBORO NC <>=MII6A1 = =

SIMULATORS 1 EACH 2/15/95 HOPE MILLS NC <>=M115A2 = =

SIMULATORS 5 EACH 2/15/95 HOPE MILLS NC <>=M119 = =

SIMULATORS 2 EACH 4/19/96 ROCKINGHAM NC <>=M119 = =

SIMULATORS 3 EACH 4/19/96 ROCKINGHAM NC <>=M117 = =

SIMULATORS 6 EACH 4/19/96 ROCKINGHAM NC <>=ARTILLERY = =

SIMULATORS 1 EACH 3/11/95 BELLEVUE NE <>=M115A2 = =

SIMULATORS 1 EACH 3/11/95 BELLEVUE NE <>=M118 = =

SIMULATORS 1 EACH 3/11/95 BELLEVUE NE <>=MODIFIED = =

SIMULATORS 2 EACH 3/11/95 BELLEVUE NE <>=MODIFIED = =

SIMULATORS 3 EACH 3/11/95 BELLEVUE NE <>=M118 = =

SIMULATORS 5 EACH 3/11/95 BELLEVUE NE <>=M115A2 = =

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ATF Incidents Involving Simulators

Component Quantity Quantity Common Name Date City State Notes Subtype Amount Unit

SIMULATORS 5 EACH 3/11/95 BELLEVUE NE <>=M116A1 = =

SIMULATORS 5 EACH 3/11/95 BELLEVUE NE <>=M117 = =

SIMULATORS 5 EACH 3/11/95 BELLEVUE NE <>=M118 = =

SIMULATORS 2 EACH 10/9/97 HALLAM NE

SIMULATORS 2 EACH 7/2/92 LINCOLN NE <>=M115A2 = =

SIMULATORS 6 EACH 5/1/97 LINCOLN NE

SIMULATORS 0 EACH 4/5/98 OMAHA NE <>= = =

12/30/9 SIMULATORS 280 EACH CONCORD NH 7

MERRIMACK SIMULATORS 2 EACH 6/26/97 NH COUNTY

SIMULATORS 1 EACH 2/1/91 ATLANTIC CITY NJ <>= = =

SIMULATORS 1 EACH 2/20/92 ATLANTIC CITY NJ <>=M116A1 = =

SIMULATORS 1 EACH 2/20/92 ATLANTIC CITY NJ <>=M117 = =

SIMULATORS 3 EACH 2/1/91 ATLANTIC CITY NJ <>=GROUND BURST = =

SIMULATORS 3 EACH 2/20/92 ATLANTIC CITY NJ <>=M115A2 = =

SIMULATORS 1 EACH 4/4/94 BARRINGTON NJ <>=M116A1 = =

SIMULATORS 1 EACH 6/20/91 BELLEVILLE NJ <>=M115A2 = =

SIMULATORS 1 EACH 7/18/91 BELLEVILLE NJ <>=M115A2 = =

11/29/9 SIMULATORS 5 EACH COLLINGSWOOD NJ <>=M21 = = 4

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Component Quantity Quantity Common Name Date City State Notes Subtype Amount Unit

SIMULATORS 0 EACH 3/3/95 DOVER TOWNSHIP NJ <>= = =

SIMULATORS 1 EACH 1/5/95 MANCHESTER NJ <>= = =

MONROE SIMULATORS 2 EACH 4/4/91 NJ <>= = = TOWNSHI

SIMULATORS 3 EACH 4/10/94 MOONACHIE NJ <>=M119 = =

SIMULATORS 25 EACH 1/23/97 MT HOLLY NJ

SIMULATORS 11 EACH 8/5/96 NEW BRUNSWICK NJ <>= = =

SIMULATORS 3 EACH 12/3/97 PLAINFIELD NJ

SIMULATORS 24 EACH 7/8/91 ROSELAWN NJ <>= = =

SIMULATORS 10 EACH 4/10/94 SICKLERVILLE NJ <>= = =

SIMULATORS 4 EACH 4/10/94 SICKLERVILLE NJ <>=M118 = =

SIMULATORS 6 EACH 8/2/93 SPRINGFIELD NJ <>= = =

SIMULATORS 1 EACH 5/29/96 VINELAND NJ <>= = =

WASHINGTON SIMULATORS 7 EACH 4/11/95 NJ <>= = = TOW

SIMULATORS 1 EACH 5/20/95 WATERFORD NJ <>= = =

11/17/9 SIMULATORS 0 EACH WEST LONG BRAN NJ <>=M7A1 BAZOOKA PRACTIC = = 5

12/18/9 SIMULATORS 1 EACH ALBUQUERQUE NM <>=M115A2 = = 1

12/18/9 SIMULATORS 1 EACH ALBUQUERQUE NM <>=M116A1 = = 1

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Component Quantity Quantity Common Name Date City State Notes Subtype Amount Unit

12/18/9 SIMULATORS 1 EACH ALBUQUERQUE NM <>=M118 = = 1

SIMULATORS 2 EACH 2/25/93 DOG CANYON NM <>=M119 = =

SIMULATORS 7 EACH 2/25/93 DOG CANYON NM <>=M116A1 = =

SIMULATORS 6 EACH 1/27/89 SANTA FE NM <>= = =

SIMULATORS 3 EACH 10/5/97 CLARK COUNTY NV

SIMULATORS 5 EACH 5/27/98 HENDERSON NV <>=TOW MISSILE SIMULATO = =

SIMULATORS 1 EACH 5/16/94 LAS VEGAS NV <>= = =

SIMULATORS 1 EACH 7/21/96 LAS VEGAS NV <>= = =

SIMULATORS 1 EACH 7/3/92 LAS VEGAS NV <>= = =

SIMULATORS 2 EACH 2/7/91 LAS VEGAS NV <>=TOW = =

12/30/9 SIMULATORS 3 EACH RENO NV 7

SIMULATORS 1 EACH 8/22/95 UNKNOWN NV <>=M21 = =

SIMULATORS 1 EACH 1/14/92 BRONX NY <>=M118 = =

SIMULATORS 1 EACH 1/14/92 BRONX NY <>=M119 = =

SIMULATORS 1 EACH 3/2/90 BROOKLYN NY <>=M118 = =

SIMULATORS 1 EACH 3/2/90 BROOKLYN NY <>=M119 = =

SIMULATORS 1 EACH 3/24/95 BUFFALO NY <>= = =

SIMULATORS 1 EACH 8/12/96 BUFFALO NY <>= = =

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Component Quantity Quantity Common Name Date City State Notes Subtype Amount Unit

10/31/9 SIMULATORS 3 EACH BUFFALO NY <>= = = 5

SIMULATORS 6 EACH 7/17/97 BUFFALO NY

SIMULATORS 7 EACH 1/23/95 BUFFALO NY <>= = =

SIMULATORS 6 EACH 1/11/96 CHEEKTOWAGA NY <>= = =

SIMULATORS 7 EACH 9/11/95 DEPEW NY <>= = =

SIMULATORS 2 EACH 5/3/97 EAST AURORA NY

SIMULATORS 10 EACH 2/5/97 ENDICOTT NY

SIMULATORS 5 EACH 5/4/89 FLUSHING NY <>=M116A1 = =

SIMULATORS 1 EACH 3/14/95 HUME NY <>= = =

SIMULATORS 1 EACH 9/9/95 HUNTINGTON NY <>= = =

SIMULATORS 5 EACH 4/2/93 LIVONIA NY <>= = =

SIMULATORS 2 EACH 5/28/97 MAHOPAC NY <>= = =

SIMULATORS 2 EACH 1/28/88 NEW YORK CITY NY <>=M115A1 = =

SIMULATORS 1 EACH 4/24/89 ORANGE COUNTY NY <>= = =

SIMULATORS 4 EACH 6/6/97 PERRYSBURG NY

SIMULATORS 7 EACH 1/18/94 QUEENS NY <>=M21 = =

SIMULATORS 5 EACH 3/1/92 UNKNOWN NY <>=M116A1 = =

SIMULATORS 0 EACH 9/30/96 CHESTERLAND OH <>= = =

12/13/9 SIMULATORS 1 EACH CLEVELAND OH <>=ATTACHED TO THERMOS = = 1

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Component Quantity Quantity Common Name Date City State Notes Subtype Amount Unit

SIMULATORS 5 EACH 2/12/90 CLEVELAND HEID OH <>=M118 = =

SIMULATORS 8 EACH 2/12/90 CLEVELAND HEID OH <>=M116A1 = =

SIMULATORS 1 EACH 8/14/95 COLUMBUS OH <>=M116A1 = =

COVENTRY SIMULATORS 2 EACH 11/5/97 OH TOWNSHIP

SIMULATORS 1 EACH 7/13/96 DELHI OH <>=M115A2 = =

SIMULATORS 1 EACH 7/13/96 DELHI OH <>=M116A2 = =

SIMULATORS 2 EACH 2/1/92 FAIRFIELD OH <>=M21 = =

SIMULATORS 1 EACH 5/17/91 LORAIN OH <>=M741A1 = =

SIMULATORS 5 EACH 5/17/91 LORAIN OH <>= = =

SIMULATORS 5 EACH 5/17/91 LORAIN OH <>=M117 = =

10/23/9 SIMULATORS 1 EACH MORAINE OH <>=M115A2 = = 2

10/19/9 MORROW SIMULATORS 12 EACH OH <>=M22 = = 0 COUNTY

SIMULATORS 14 EACH 2/6/92 OREGON OH <>=M116A1 = =

SIMULATORS 1 EACH 7/16/96 ST CLAIR OH <>= = =

SIMULATORS 1 EACH 8/25/92 TOLEDO OH <>=M116A1 = =

SIMULATORS 1 EACH 7/28/95 ZANESVILLE OH <>=M110 = =

SIMULATORS 1 EACH 7/28/95 ZANESVILLE OH <>=M115A2 = =

SIMULATORS 2 EACH 7/28/95 ZANESVILLE OH <>=M21 = =

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Component Quantity Quantity Common Name Date City State Notes Subtype Amount Unit

SIMULATORS 1 EACH 4/4/95 DEL CITY OK <>= = =

SIMULATORS 7 EACH 6/15/88 DURANT OK <>=MODIFIED = =

SIMULATORS 1 EACH 7/16/98 LAWTON OK <>= = =

SIMULATORS 10 EACH 3/27/96 OKLAHOMA CITY OK <>= = =

SIMULATORS 2 EACH 3/27/96 OKLAHOMA CITY OK <>=M116A1 = =

SIMULATORS 2 EACH 6/22/97 OKLAHOMA CITY OK

SIMULATORS 3 EACH 3/27/96 OKLAHOMA CITY OK <>=M115A2 = =

SIMULATORS 4 EACH 3/27/96 OKLAHOMA CITY OK <>=M110 = =

SIMULATORS 6 EACH 3/27/96 OKLAHOMA CITY OK <>=M117 = =

SIMULATORS 71 EACH 3/27/96 OKLAHOMA CITY OK <>=M21 = =

SIMULATORS 77 EACH 3/27/96 OKLAHOMA CITY OK <>=TOW = =

SIMULATORS 1 EACH 10/4/96 SHAWNEE OK <>=M116A1 = =

SIMULATORS 4 EACH 10/4/96 SHAWNEE OK <>=M119 = =

SIMULATORS 2 EACH 7/19/97 STILLWELL OK

SIMULATORS 1 EACH 4/16/95 TULSA OK <>= = =

SIMULATORS 1 EACH 7/28/97 TULSA OK <>=TOW = =

SIMULATORS 2 EACH 7/2/97 TULSA OK <>=M116A1 = =

10/29/9 SIMULATORS 0 EACH UNKNOWN OK <>= = = 7

SIMULATORS 1 EACH 1/31/95 COQUILLE OR <>= = =

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Component Quantity Quantity Common Name Date City State Notes Subtype Amount Unit

11/16/9 SIMULATORS 2 EACH MEDFORD OR <>= = = 4

SIMULATORS 2 EACH 3/25/94 MEDFORD OR <>=M115A2 = =

SIMULATORS 0 EACH 9/24/97 MILTON FREEWAT OR <>=BOOBY TRAP = =

SIMULATORS 1 EACH 4/1/92 PORTLAND OR <>= = =

SIMULATORS 4 EACH 6/19/98 PORTLAND OR

11/20/9 SIMULATORS 3 EACH SALEM OR 7

SIMULATORS 1 EACH 2/8/90 SCOTTS MILLS OR <>= = =

SIMULATORS 1 EACH 7/21/92 SILVERTON OR <>=TOW = =

SIMULATORS 1 EACH 8/6/90 BUCKS COUNTY PA <>=M116A1 = =

SIMULATORS 1 EACH 4/23/96 ENDEAVOR PA <>=M118 = =

SIMULATORS 2 EACH 11/5/96 FALLS TOWNSHIP PA <>= = =

10/20/8 SIMULATORS 2 EACH FORD CITY PA <>=MII6A1 = = 9

10/20/8 SIMULATORS 6 EACH FORD CITY PA <>=M115A2 = = 9

SIMULATORS 1 EACH 5/13/93 INDUSTRY BORO PA <>=M21 = =

SIMULATORS 2 EACH 9/4/91 LATROBE PA <>=ARTILLERY = =

SIMULATORS 1 EACH 8/6/90 LEVITTOWN PA <>=M116A1 = =

SIMULATORS 2 EACH 11/5/96 LEVITTOWN PA <>= = =

SIMULATORS 2 EACH 9/21/89 MEADVILLE PA <>=M115A2 = =

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ATF Incidents Involving Simulators

Component Quantity Quantity Common Name Date City State Notes Subtype Amount Unit

SIMULATORS 2 EACH 9/21/89 MEADVILLE PA <>=M116A1 = =

SIMULATORS 10 EACH 6/14/90 MESHOPPEN PA <>=M116A1 = =

SIMULATORS 7 EACH 6/14/90 MESHOPPEN PA <>=M119 = =

10/13/9 SIMULATORS 3 EACH NEWTON PA 7

SIMULATORS 1 EACH 10/2/93 PHILADELPHIA PA <>=M117 = =

SIMULATORS 1 EACH 10/9/95 PHILADELPHIA PA <>= = =

SIMULATORS 1 EACH 4/14/95 PHILADELPHIA PA <>=M21 = =

SIMULATORS 1 EACH 4/3/92 PHILADELPHIA PA <>=M115A2 = =

SIMULATORS 1 EACH 5/1/95 PHILADELPHIA PA <>= = =

SIMULATORS 1 EACH 5/11/96 PHILADELPHIA PA <>= = =

SIMULATORS 1 EACH 9/16/88 PHILADELPHIA PA <>=M116A1 = =

SIMULATORS 12 EACH 6/9/90 PHILADELPHIA PA <>=TOW = =

11/14/9 SIMULATORS 2 EACH PHILADELPHIA PA 7

11/22/9 SIMULATORS 2 EACH PHILADELPHIA PA <>=M115A2 = = 5

SIMULATORS 2 EACH 6/25/92 PHILADELPHIA PA <>= = =

SIMULATORS 2 EACH 6/25/92 PHILADELPHIA PA <>=M115A2 = =

SIMULATORS 2 EACH 6/9/90 PHILADELPHIA PA <>=M115A2 = =

SIMULATORS 249 EACH 1/14/92 PHILADELPHIA PA <>= = =

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ATF Incidents Involving Simulators

Component Quantity Quantity Common Name Date City State Notes Subtype Amount Unit

SIMULATORS 3 EACH 6/5/97 PHILADELPHIA PA

SIMULATORS 4 EACH 4/28/92 PHILADELPHIA PA <>=M115A2 = =

SIMULATORS 6 EACH 4/3/92 PHILADELPHIA PA <>=M21 = =

SIMULATORS 1 EACH 7/28/94 SLOVAN PA <>=M21 = =

SIMULATORS 1 EACH 9/5/91 UNKNOWN PA <>=M115A2 = =

SIMULATORS 1 EACH 3/30/95 UPPER BLACK ED PA <>=M110 = =

11/27/9 SIMULATORS 2 EACH CRANSTON RI <>=M116A1 = = 4

SIMULATORS 2 EACH 9/1/92 COLUMBIA SC <>=M115A2 = =

SIMULATORS 3 EACH 3/18/89 COLUMBIA SC <>= = =

SIMULATORS 1 EACH 2/11/96 GREENVILLE COU SC <>= = =

GREENVILLE SIMULATORS 2 EACH 2/6/97 SC COUNTY

SIMULATORS 1 EACH 9/24/91 LANCASTER SC <>=M21 = =

SIMULATORS 25 EACH 3/11/95 LEXINGTON SC <>= = =

SIMULATORS 4 EACH 2/10/89 MYRTLE BEACH SC <>=M21 = =

SIMULATORS 7 EACH 4/29/97 NORTH CHARLEST SC <>=M119 = =

SIMULATORS 1 EACH 10/5/90 AURORA COUNTY SD <>=M80 = =

SIMULATORS 1 EACH 6/13/90 GROTON SD <>=M116A1 = =

10/24/9 SIMULATORS 2 EACH SALEM SD <>=M115A2 = = 0

Note: The letters surrounded by <...> in the Notes field is computer language and should be ignored. The important information is right of the equal sign. UXO Incident Cases

ATF Incidents Involving Simulators

Component Quantity Quantity Common Name Date City State Notes Subtype Amount Unit

SIMULATORS 1 EACH 3/8/89 SIOUX FALLS SD <>=M116A1 = =

SIMULATORS 2 EACH 3/8/89 SIOUX FALLS SD <>= = =

SIMULATORS 4 EACH 6/19/96 WALLACE SD <>=M21 = =

10/31/9 SIMULATORS 4 EACH CLARKSVILLE TN 7

SIMULATORS 150 EACH 5/1/95 DICKSON TN <>= = =

SIMULATORS 0 EACH 8/20/90 GREENEVILLE TN <>=SEATED IN POWDER = =

SIMULATORS 1 EACH 6/22/94 HENDERSONVILLE TN <>=M116A1 = =

SIMULATORS 25 EACH 6/22/94 HENDERSONVILLE TN <>=M119 = =

SIMULATORS 3 EACH 6/22/94 HENDERSONVILLE TN <>=M110 = =

SIMULATORS 3 EACH 6/22/94 HENDERSONVILLE TN <>=M118 = =

SIMULATORS 55 EACH 6/22/94 HENDERSONVILLE TN <>= = =

SIMULATORS 6 EACH 6/22/94 HENDERSONVILLE TN <>=M117 = =

SIMULATORS 9 EACH 6/22/94 HENDERSONVILLE TN <>=M115A2 = =

11/13/9 SIMULATORS 1 EACH KNOXVILLE TN <>= = = 6

SIMULATORS 1 EACH 3/4/92 KNOXVILLE TN <>=M116A1 = =

SIMULATORS 9 EACH 3/3/95 MCMINNVILLE TN <>= = =

10/12/9 SIMULATORS 1 EACH AMARILLO TX <>= = = 2

SIMULATORS 1 EACH 2/9/94 AMARILLO TX <>=M118 = =

Note: The letters surrounded by <...> in the Notes field is computer language and should be ignored. The important information is right of the equal sign. UXO Incident Cases

ATF Incidents Involving Simulators

Component Quantity Quantity Common Name Date City State Notes Subtype Amount Unit

SIMULATORS 5 EACH 2/9/94 AMARILLO TX <>=BLAST = =

SIMULATORS 1 EACH 4/25/96 ARLINGTON TX <>= = =

SIMULATORS 1 EACH 7/23/88 ATHENS TX <>=M116A1 = =

SIMULATORS 1 EACH 1/3/95 AUSTIN TX <>= = =

10/30/9 SIMULATORS 1 EACH AUSTIN TX <>= = = 6

11/20/9 SIMULATORS 1 EACH AUSTIN TX <>= = = 6

SIMULATORS 1 EACH 2/21/95 AUSTIN TX <>=M21 = =

SIMULATORS 1 EACH 3/26/95 AUSTIN TX <>= = =

SIMULATORS 1 EACH 6/25/96 AUSTIN TX <>= = =

SIMULATORS 1 EACH 8/28/96 AUSTIN TX <>= = =

SIMULATORS 1 EACH 3/20/97 BOYD TX <>= = =

SIMULATORS 12 EACH 2/2/90 CEDAR PARK TX <>= = =

12/30/9 SIMULATORS 16 EACH COPPERAS COVE TX 7

SIMULATORS 27 EACH 5/31/96 CORPUS CHRISTI TX <>= = =

11/10/8 M21 SIMULATORS 3 EACH DALLAS TX <>=M21 = = 9

SIMULATORS 0 EACH 1/14/88 EL PASO TX <>=M115A2 = =

SIMULATORS 0 EACH 1/14/88 EL PASO TX <>=M116A1 = =

SIMULATORS 7 EACH 1/14/88 EL PASO TX <>=M119 = =

Note: The letters surrounded by <...> in the Notes field is computer language and should be ignored. The important information is right of the equal sign. UXO Incident Cases

ATF Incidents Involving Simulators

Component Quantity Quantity Common Name Date City State Notes Subtype Amount Unit

12/31/9 SIMULATORS 1 EACH FORT WORTH TX <>= = = 5

FREDERICKSBUR SIMULATORS 1 EACH 10/3/93 TX <>= = = G

SIMULATORS 1 EACH 4/1/96 FT WORTH TX <>= = =

SIMULATORS 3 EACH 7/23/91 GAINESVILLE TX <>=M21 = =

SIMULATORS 10 EACH 2/19/93 GAINSVILLE TX <>=M116A1 = =

SIMULATORS 2 EACH 2/19/93 GAINSVILLE TX <>=M116A1 = =

SIMULATORS 1 EACH 1/12/98 GRANDBURY TX <>= = =

SIMULATORS 1 EACH 8/17/90 HARDIN COUNTY TX <>=M119 = =

SIMULATORS 2 EACH 8/17/90 HARDIN COUNTY TX <>= = =

SIMULATORS 1 EACH 4/2/93 HEWITT TX <>=M116A1 = =

SIMULATORS 1 EACH 4/2/93 HEWITT TX <>=M119 = =

SIMULATORS 1 EACH 4/2/93 HEWITT TX <>=M21 = =

SIMULATORS 1 EACH 8/28/96 HOUSTON TX <>= = =

SIMULATORS 14 EACH 7/6/92 HOUSTON TX <>= = =

SIMULATORS 18 EACH 2/3/95 HOUSTON TX <>= = =

SIMULATORS 8 EACH 5/28/96 HOUSTON TX <>= = =

SIMULATORS 1 EACH 6/10/92 IRVING TX <>= = =

SIMULATORS 1 EACH 9/5/88 JACKSBORO TX <>=M21 = =

SIMULATORS 2 EACH 9/5/88 JACKSBORO TX <>=M115A2 = =

Note: The letters surrounded by <...> in the Notes field is computer language and should be ignored. The important information is right of the equal sign. UXO Incident Cases

ATF Incidents Involving Simulators

Component Quantity Quantity Common Name Date City State Notes Subtype Amount Unit

SIMULATORS 2 EACH 9/5/88 JACKSBORO TX <>=M74A1 = =

11/15/9 SIMULATORS 6 EACH KILLEEN TX <>=M21 = = 4

SIMULATORS 7 EACH 12/1/94 KILLEEN TX <>=M21 = =

SIMULATORS 2 EACH 1/8/92 LAREDO TX <>= = =

SIMULATORS 1 EACH 5/13/91 LUFKIN TX <>=M115A2 = =

SIMULATORS 1 EACH 8/21/90 MCALLEN TX <>=M21 = =

SIMULATORS 2 EACH 6/25/91 MCKINNEY TX <>=M21 = =

SIMULATORS 2 EACH 7/19/98 MEMPHIS TX <>= = =

M21 12/26/9 ARTILLERY SIMULATORS 6 EACH MEXIA TX <>=M21 = = 0 FLASH

SIMULATORS 19 EACH 8/10/92 NORTH RICHLAND TX <>= = =

SIMULATORS 1 EACH 7/3/98 ODESSA TX <>= = =

SIMULATORS 47 EACH 7/17/93 RED RIVER COUN TX <>= = =

SIMULATORS 1 EACH 5/17/89 SAN ANTONIO TX <>=M21 = =

SIMULATORS 1 EACH 6/26/95 SAN ANTONIO TX <>=M242 = =

SIMULATORS 1 EACH 6/27/95 SAN ANTONIO TX <>=MODIFIED = =

SIMULATORS 1 EACH 7/17/89 SAN ANTONIO TX <>= = =

SIMULATORS 12 EACH 6/27/95 SAN ANTONIO TX <>=M21 = =

SIMULATORS 2 EACH 6/30/89 SAN ANTONIO TX <>= = =

Note: The letters surrounded by <...> in the Notes field is computer language and should be ignored. The important information is right of the equal sign. UXO Incident Cases

ATF Incidents Involving Simulators

Component Quantity Quantity Common Name Date City State Notes Subtype Amount Unit

SIMULATORS 4 EACH 2/7/97 SAN ANTONIO TX

SIMULATORS 4 EACH 6/27/95 SAN ANTONIO TX <>=M242 = =

SIMULATORS 79 EACH 6/27/95 SAN ANTONIO TX <>= = =

SIMULATORS 3 EACH 1/13/98 SANFORD TX <>=ELECTRIC = =

SIMULATORS 4 EACH 1/13/98 SANFORD TX <>=M22 = =

SIMULATORS 0 EACH 3/22/90 SHERMAN TX <>=M116 = =

SIMULATORS 1 EACH 3/22/90 SHERMAN TX <>=M118 = =

SIMULATORS 7 EACH 3/22/90 SHERMAN TX <>=M21 = =

SIMULATORS 4 EACH 1/24/97 SNYDER TX <>=M21 = =

SIMULATORS 10 EACH 7/12/91 SPICEWOOD TX <>=M115A2 = =

SIMULATORS 3 EACH 7/5/94 SULPHUR SPRING TX <>= = =

SIMULATORS 2 EACH 8/1/95 TOMMYS TOWN TX <>=M117 = =

SIMULATORS 5 EACH 8/1/95 TOMMYS TOWN TX <>=M116A1 = =

SIMULATORS 1 EACH 2/18/88 WACO TX <>=M21 = =

SIMULATORS 3 EACH 2/18/88 WACO TX <>=HOFFMAN = =

SIMULATORS 1 EACH 8/29/91 LOGAN UT <>=M116A1 = =

SIMULATORS 2 EACH 8/29/91 LOGAN UT <>=M115A2 = =

SIMULATORS 1 EACH 2/19/92 PLEASANT GROVE UT <>=M116A2 = =

SIMULATORS 76 EACH 2/19/92 PLEASANT GROVE UT <>=M117 = =

SIMULATORS 8 EACH 2/19/92 PLEASANT GROVE UT <>=M115A2 = =

Note: The letters surrounded by <...> in the Notes field is computer language and should be ignored. The important information is right of the equal sign. UXO Incident Cases

ATF Incidents Involving Simulators

Component Quantity Quantity Common Name Date City State Notes Subtype Amount Unit

SIMULATORS 2 EACH 5/15/92 SALT LAKE CITY UT <>=M118 = =

SIMULATORS 1 EACH 2/23/95 SANDY CITY UT <>=M116 = =

SIMULATORS 5 EACH 2/23/95 SANDY CITY UT <>= = =

10/16/9 SIMULATORS 1 EACH ABINGDON VA <>= = = 7

10/16/9 SIMULATORS 1 EACH ABINGDON VA <>=M21 = = 7

10/16/9 SIMULATORS 12 EACH ABINGDON VA <>=M74A1 = = 7

10/16/9 SIMULATORS 13 EACH ABINGDON VA <>=M116A1 = = 7

10/16/9 SIMULATORS 51 EACH ABINGDON VA <>= = = 7

10/16/9 SIMULATORS 55 EACH ABINGDON VA <>=BOOBY TRAP = = 7

10/16/9 SIMULATORS 6 EACH ABINGDON VA <>=M115A2 = = 7

10/16/9 SIMULATORS 67 EACH ABINGDON VA <>=M22 = = 7

10/16/9 SIMULATORS 76 EACH ABINGDON VA <>=TOW = = 7

10/16/9 SIMULATORS 8 EACH ABINGDON VA <>=BLAST = = 7

SIMULATORS 10 EACH 3/23/95 BRACEY VA <>=M116A1 = =

SIMULATORS 38 EACH 3/23/95 BRACEY VA <>=M21 = =

Note: The letters surrounded by <...> in the Notes field is computer language and should be ignored. The important information is right of the equal sign. UXO Incident Cases

ATF Incidents Involving Simulators

Component Quantity Quantity Common Name Date City State Notes Subtype Amount Unit

SIMULATORS 43 EACH 3/23/95 BRACEY VA <>=M80 = =

10/19/8 SIMULATORS 2 EACH CLINCHPORT VA <>= = = 9

SIMULATORS 1 EACH 6/8/92 MCLEAN VA <>= = =

SIMULATORS 2 EACH 8/12/97 MCLEAN VA

SIMULATORS 3 EACH 8/20/96 NEWPORT NEWS VA <>= = =

SIMULATORS 0 EACH 7/20/93 NORFOLK VA <>=M79 = =

SIMULATORS 1 EACH 8/28/93 PURCELLVILLE VA <>=M21 = =

SIMULATORS 1 EACH 8/18/95 VIRGINIA BEACH VA <>= = =

12/14/8 SIMULATORS 1 EACH KELSO WA <>= = = 9

SIMULATORS 1 EACH 5/24/96 LACEY WA <>= = =

SIMULATORS 2 EACH 10/3/97 SEATTLE WA

SIMULATORS 2 EACH 6/2/97 SILVERDALE WA

SIMULATORS 1 EACH 5/14/95 SPOKANE WA <>= = =

12/14/9 SIMULATORS 1 EACH SUMNER WA <>= = = 5

12/14/9 SIMULATORS 1 EACH SUMNER WA <>=BLAST = = 5

SIMULATORS 2 EACH 5/1/95 ANTIGO WI <>=M119 = =

SIMULATORS 1 EACH 6/22/93 JUNEAU COUNTY WI <>=M21 = =

SIMULATORS 2 EACH 2/17/97 MADISON WI

Note: The letters surrounded by <...> in the Notes field is computer language and should be ignored. The important information is right of the equal sign. UXO Incident Cases

ATF Incidents Involving Simulators

Component Quantity Quantity Common Name Date City State Notes Subtype Amount Unit

SIMULATORS 2 EACH 3/15/95 MADISON WI <>= = =

SIMULATORS 4 EACH 9/18/97 MADISSON WI

SIMULATORS 1 EACH 5/16/90 MILWAUKEE WI <>=M116A1 = =

SIMULATORS 1 EACH 4/2/94 DALLAS PIKE WV <>=M116A1 = =

SIMULATORS 1 EACH 9/12/96 KANAWHA WV <>=GROUND BURST = =

12/22/8 SIMULATORS 1 EACH MARTINSBURG WV <>= = = 9

SIMULATORS 1 EACH 9/12/96 MONTGOMERY WV <>= = =

SIMULATORS 1 EACH 7/22/97 NETTLE WV <>= = =

SIMULATORS 2 EACH 6/22/94 RAVENSWOOD WV <>=M21 = =

SIMULATORS 4 EACH 12/2/88 WEIRTON WV <>= = =

Note: The letters surrounded by <...> in the Notes field is computer language and should be ignored. The important information is right of the equal sign. UXO Incident Cases

ATF Incidents Involving Dynamite/TNT

Component Quantity Common Name Quantity Unit Date City State Notes Subtype Amount

DYNAMITE 1 POUNDS 6/9/92 AQUILLA AL <>= = =

TNT 0 POUNDS 1/19/88 AUBURN AL <>= = =

TNT 3 POUNDS 10/22/89 LAUDERDALE COU AL <>= = =

DYNAMITE 1 POUNDS 12/4/93 PRATTVILLE AL <>=M1 = =

TNT 0 POUNDS 12/4/93 PRATTVILLE AL <>=QUARTER POUND = =

TNT 14 POUNDS 11/8/91 SEMMES AL <>= = =

TNT 15 POUNDS 6/23/97 TALLASSEE AL <>= = =

TNT 0 POUNDS 8/17/89 MONTICELLO AR <>=ONE HALF POUND = =

TNT 0 POUNDS 9/7/94 CROWN KING AZ <>=QUARTER POUND = =

TNT 3 POUNDS 9/17/97 NEW RIVER AZ <>= = =

TNT 8 POUNDS 7/28/89 NEW RIVER AZ <>= = =

TNT 6 POUNDS 10/16/93 PHOENIX AZ <>= = =

TNT 0 POUNDS 10/13/95 ANAHEIM CA <>= = =

TNT 1 POUNDS 12/15/92 APPLE VALLEY CA <>= = =

TNT 1 POUNDS 9/12/97 AUBURN CA

TNT 0 POUNDS 1/6/93 LEMON GROVE CA <>= = =

TNT 0 POUNDS 5/31/89 LEMOORE CA <>= = =

TNT 0 POUNDS 11/29/96 LOS ANGELES CA <>= = =

TNT 1 POUNDS 7/6/96 OAKLAND CA <>= = =

TNT 0 POUNDS 2/19/88 SACRAMENTO CA <>= = =

Note: The letters surrounded by <...> in the Notes field is computer language and should be ignored. The important information is right of the equal sign. UXO Incident Cases

ATF Incidents Involving Dynamite/TNT

Component Quantity Common Name Quantity Unit Date City State Notes Subtype Amount

TNT 0 POUNDS 9/23/90 SAN DIEGO CA <>=HALF POUND = =

TNT 4 POUNDS 10/2/90 SAN DIEGO CA <>= = =

TNT 1 POUNDS 2/19/88 STOCKTON CA <>= = =

TNT 0 POUNDS 12/21/93 VALENCDA CA <>=QUARTER POUND = =

TNT 0 POUNDS 4/24/92 COLORADO SPRIN CO <>= = =

TNT 0 POUNDS 6/17/88 JEFFERSON COUN CO <>= = =

TNT 1 POUNDS 8/24/88 HARTFORD CT <>= = =

TNT 1 POUNDS 1/31/97 NORWICH CT <>= = =

TNT 2 POUNDS 1/25/89 WILLIMANTIC CT <>= = =

TNT 0 POUNDS 10/27/90 APOPKA FL <>= = =

TNT 1 POUNDS 10/27/90 APOPKA FL <>= = =

TNT 4 POUNDS 11/11/90 APOPKA FL <>= = =

TNT 0 POUNDS 4/20/90 BOYNTON BEACH FL <>=HALF POUND = =

TNT 0 POUNDS 9/9/95 DELAND FL <>= = =

TNT 2 POUNDS 8/12/91 EUSTIS FL <>= = =

DYNAMITE 12 POUNDS 1/31/97 FORT PIERCE FL

DYNAMITE 2 POUNDS 12/29/90 JACKSONVILLE FL <>= = =

TNT 0 POUNDS 11/17/90 JACKSONVILLE FL <>= = =

TNT 1 POUNDS 12/29/90 JACKSONVILLE FL <>= = =

TNT 1 POUNDS 12/30/92 JACKSONVILLE FL <>= = =X

Note: The letters surrounded by <...> in the Notes field is computer language and should be ignored. The important information is right of the equal sign. UXO Incident Cases

ATF Incidents Involving Dynamite/TNT

Component Quantity Common Name Quantity Unit Date City State Notes Subtype Amount

DYNAMITE 1 POUNDS 2/13/90 KEY WEST FL <>=M1 = =

TNT 1 POUNDS 2/13/90 KEY WEST FL <>= = =

TNT 2 POUNDS 1/31/90 MELBOURNE FL <>= = =

TNT 3 POUNDS 1/31/90 MELBOURNE FL <>= = =

TNT 0 POUNDS 1/9/89 MIAMI FL <>= = =

TNT 2 POUNDS 12/5/92 MILTON FL <>= = =

TNT 0 POUNDS 2/9/89 ATLANTA GA <>= = =

TNT 1 POUNDS 3/17/88 ATLANTA GA <>= = =

TNT 13 POUNDS 2/15/96 BLAIRSVILLE GA <>= = =

TNT 4 POUNDS 2/6/96 BLAIRSVILLE GA <>= = =

TNT 1 POUNDS 8/7/92 COLUMBUS GA <>= = =

TNT 0 POUNDS 3/13/90 FAYETTEVILLE GA <>= = =

TNT 0 POUNDS 12/10/92 GRAY GA <>=HALF POUND = =

DYNAMITE 0 POUNDS 6/18/93 LILBURN GA <>=HALF POUND = =

TNT 0 POUNDS 6/18/93 LILBURN GA <>=HALF POUND = =

TNT 3 POUNDS 6/18/93 LILBURN GA <>= = =

TNT 1 POUNDS 3/21/91 LOWNDES COUNTY GA <>=SUPPLEMENTARY CHARGE = =

TNT 1 POUNDS 1/21/92 MARIETTA GA <>= = =

TNT 0 POUNDS 6/18/93 STONE MOUNTAIN GA <>=QUARTER POUND = =

TNT 1 POUNDS 8/1/97 WALTHOURVILLE GA <>= = =

Note: The letters surrounded by <...> in the Notes field is computer language and should be ignored. The important information is right of the equal sign. UXO Incident Cases

ATF Incidents Involving Dynamite/TNT

Component Quantity Common Name Quantity Unit Date City State Notes Subtype Amount

TNT 0 POUNDS 10/6/90 HONOLULU HI <>=HALF POUND = =

TNT 0 POUNDS 8/17/89 HONOLULU HI <>= = =

TNT 0 POUNDS 5/2/96 KAILUA HI <>= = =

TNT 2 POUNDS 3/7/93 WAHIAWA HI <>= = =

TNT 0 POUNDS 10/12/96 BERWYN IL <>=QUARTER POUND = =

TNT 1 POUNDS 8/19/92 CHATHAM IL <>= = =

TNT 1 POUNDS 8/5/93 CHICAGO IL <>= = =

TNT 0 POUNDS 4/2/96 NAPERVILLE IL <>=QUARTER POUND = =

TNT 0 POUNDS 1/26/92 ROCKFORD IL <>=HALF POUND = =

TNT 0 POUNDS 7/24/93 SOUTH HOLLAND IL <>= = =

TNT 1 POUNDS 6/4/96 HARRISON COUNT IN <>= = =

TNT 25 POUNDS 6/12/89 SEDGWICK COUNT KS <>= = =

TNT 2 POUNDS 5/4/94 PINEVILLE KY <>= = =

TNT 0 POUNDS 4/17/95 EAST BOSTON MA <>= = =

TNT 10 POUNDS 5/27/97 HARVARD MA <>= = =

TNT 0 POUNDS 7/25/94 BLADENSBURG MD <>=QUARTER POUND = =

TNT 0 POUNDS 12/29/88 HAZEL PARK MI <>=SUPPLEMENTARY CHARGE = =

TNT 1 POUNDS 2/2/96 HAZEL PARK MI <>= = =

TNT 1600 POUNDS 5/25/89 BAUDETTE MN <>=OKLAHOMA ORDINANCE C = =

TNT 1 POUNDS 10/27/88 BLAINE MN <>= = =

Note: The letters surrounded by <...> in the Notes field is computer language and should be ignored. The important information is right of the equal sign. UXO Incident Cases

ATF Incidents Involving Dynamite/TNT

Component Quantity Common Name Quantity Unit Date City State Notes Subtype Amount

TNT 96 POUNDS 10/4/95 DUQUETTE MN <>= = =

TNT 2 POUNDS 7/12/88 JACKSON MS <>= = =

TNT 6 POUNDS 2/25/93 PABLO MT <>= = =

TNT 1 POUNDS 5/17/95 HOPE MILLS NC <>= = =

TNT 2 POUNDS 12/26/96 SILER CITY NC <>= = =

TNT 1 POUNDS 10/2/91 SOPHIA NC <>= = =

TNT 1 POUNDS 10/1/97 LINCOLN NE <>= = =

TNT 0 POUNDS 6/25/95 NASHUA NH <>=ARTILLERY SUPPLEMENT = =

TNT 0 POUNDS 2/21/91 ATLANTIC CITY NJ <>= = =

TNT 0 POUNDS 8/16/90 GALLOWAY TOWNS NJ <>=QUARTER POUND BLOCK = =

TNT 0 POUNDS 4/10/94 MOONACHIE NJ <>=QUARTER POUND = =

TNT 0 POUNDS 6/13/91 CARNUEL NM <>=QUARTER POUND BLOCK = =

TNT 0 POUNDS 2/13/97 INDIAN SPRINGS NV <>= = =

TNT 4 POUNDS 7/3/92 LAS VEGAS NV <>= = =

TNT 0 POUNDS 6/21/89 COLLEGE POINT NY <>= = =

TNT 0 POUNDS 4/2/93 LIVONIA NY <>=HALF POUND = =

TNT 0 POUNDS 5/21/94 VERPLANCK NY <>=HALF POUND STICKS = =

TNT 1 POUNDS 6/24/94 BRECKSVILLE OH <>= = =

TNT 4 POUNDS 12/11/90 CINCINNATI OH <>= = =

TNT 1 POUNDS 5/17/91 LORAIN OH <>= = =

Note: The letters surrounded by <...> in the Notes field is computer language and should be ignored. The important information is right of the equal sign. UXO Incident Cases

ATF Incidents Involving Dynamite/TNT

Component Quantity Common Name Quantity Unit Date City State Notes Subtype Amount

TNT 1 POUNDS 1/7/91 LORDSTOWN OH <>= = =

TNT 0 POUNDS 9/27/95 MAPLE HEIGHTS OH <>=QUARTER POUND BLOCK = =

TNT 0 POUNDS 7/28/95 ZANESVILLE OH <>=QUARTER POUND = =

TNT 2 POUNDS 8/20/90 KELLEYVILLE OK <>= = =

TNT 2 POUNDS 7/16/98 LAWTON OK <>= = =

TNT 5 POUNDS 7/2/97 TULSA OK <>= = =

TNT 0 POUNDS 5/5/89 MEDFORD OR <>= = =X

TNT 1 POUNDS 7/25/97 EAST WHITELAND PA

TNT 4 POUNDS 7/3/96 FRANKLIN PA <>= = =

TNT 0 POUNDS 7/26/97 FRAZER PA <>= = =

DYNAMITE 0 POUNDS 9/28/92 HARRISBURG PA <>=HALF POUND = =

TNT 1 POUNDS 7/1/94 MIDDLETOWN PA <>= = =X

TNT 0 POUNDS 2/5/88 PHILADELPHIA PA <>= = =

TNT 0 POUNDS 2/5/88 PHILADELPHIA PA <>=QUARTER POUND BLOCK = =

TNT 0 POUNDS 4/12/95 PHILADELPHIA PA <>=QUARTER POUND = =

TNT 0 POUNDS 9/16/88 PHILADELPHIA PA <>= = =

TNT 9 POUNDS 9/16/88 PHILADELPHIA PA <>= = =

TNT 1 POUNDS 3/30/95 UPPER BLACK ED PA <>= = =

TNT 3 POUNDS 9/6/95 WAYNEBURG PA <>= = =

TNT 0 POUNDS 11/4/88 WAYNESBORO PA <>= = =

Note: The letters surrounded by <...> in the Notes field is computer language and should be ignored. The important information is right of the equal sign. UXO Incident Cases

ATF Incidents Involving Dynamite/TNT

Component Quantity Common Name Quantity Unit Date City State Notes Subtype Amount

TNT 6 POUNDS 11/4/88 WAYNESBORO PA <>= = =

TNT 1 POUNDS 10/5/89 BEREA SC <>= = =

TNT 0 POUNDS 9/7/89 CHARLESTON SC <>= = =

TNT 2 POUNDS 8/30/91 EASLEY SC <>= = =

TNT 2 POUNDS 4/6/94 EDISTO ISLAND SC <>= = =

TNT 3 POUNDS 6/22/89 SALUDA SC <>= = =

TNT 13 POUNDS 2/27/90 BRISTOL SD <>= = =

TNT 0 POUNDS 8/26/92 MEMPHIS TN <>= = =

TNT 1 POUNDS 12/20/96 NEW TAZWELL TN <>= = =

TNT 3 POUNDS 4/11/96 PARIS TN <>= = =

TNT 1 POUNDS 10/27/94 CONROE TX <>= = =

TNT 0 POUNDS 4/17/89 DALLAS TX <>= = =

TNT 1 POUNDS 5/28/96 HEMPSTEAD TX <>= = =

TNT 1 POUNDS 4/30/99 HOUSTON TX

TNT 2 POUNDS 1/30/91 SAN ANTONIO TX <>=FLAKE = =

TNT 7 POUNDS 7/21/90 DRAPER UT <>= = =

TNT 0 POUNDS 9/17/94 MT PLEASANT UT <>=2 QUARTER LB BLOCKS = =

TNT 83 POUNDS 7/6/88 TOOELE UT <>= = =X

TNT 1 POUNDS 9/23/95 FORD VA <>= = =

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P S I F A E D N S A A R EXP R I A J Type of Owner @ Type of E G T T or Range Access Activity Present Use Clearance Abstract/Damage Location V Source D T U Installation Time of Inc. Munition X E A Y FND I E R L C Y # E

In San Luis Obispo, Calif., more than two-thirds Associated of a regional park was closed after .30-caliber Press. "At 4 ammunition washed ashore in creeks and least 259 0 .30 cal rangers found live hand grenades. Officials sites in the U 2 Grenade ammunitio also found antitank mines and even bazooka San Luis U.S. May 0 0 FND FUDS Park X . range n, hand rounds. When the Interior Department Obispo, CA Sit Atop Old O 0 grenades donated the 700 acres of land for the Munitions." 0 community park in the late 1970s it had no idea Baltimore the parcel earlier had been Sun 20 used as an Army grenade-tossing range. Apr. 1993.

Associated Press. "At 4 More than 113,600 pieces of unexploded least 259 0 ordnance from grenades to artillery shells as sites in the U 3 well as 12,300 pounds of TNT have been U.S. May 0 0 FND FUDS X Edison, NJ . unearthed from an industrial and commercial Sit Atop Old O 0 area in Edison, N.J., the site of the former Munitions." 0 Raritan Arsenal. Baltimore Sun 20 Apr. 1993.

Maeshiro. "'40's Bomb Range Still Yields Bits 4 of Military 0 Hardware; U 10-12in 4 Digging a Man found UXO while digging a pole for a Man Finds M 0 0 FND FUDS X practice . hole clothesline. Shrapnel in O bomb 0 Desert." 0 Daily News of Los Angeles 16 Nov. 1997: AV1.

Key: EXP = Explosion of Munition FND = Found Munition USAR = U.S. Army DCMC = Military Contractor PRIV = Private Household/Residence

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Maeshiro. "'40's Bomb Range Still Yields Bits 4 of Military 0 Hardware; U 500 lb 20 years ago, some Californian City workers 4 Paving a Man Finds 0 0 FND X bomb with paving a road found a 500-pound bomb with a CA . road Shrapnel in O charge charge. 0 Desert." 1 Daily News of Los Angeles 16 Nov. 1997: AV1.

Vogel. "Search to 4 Resume After an in depth investigation at the Spring 0 Near AU for U Valley site in Washington D.C., a resident of the 6 Private Spring Valley, WW1 0 0 FND FUDS Sub-division X area had found a live white phosphorous mortar . Homeowner Washington D.C. Chemicals." O shell and had been keeping it on his fireplace 0 Washington hearth as a souvenir. 0 Post 24 Jan. 1999: C01.

Paparp. "Army Finds WW2 4 Bazooka 0 U Contractor told officials he had found some Shell Parts 7 0 0 FND Off-base Excavation X artillery rounds while digging at a new home site Forestdale, MA in Cape . O in Forestdale, Mass. Search." 0 Boston 0 Herald 5 Mar. 1999: P5.

Key: EXP = Explosion of Munition FND = Found Munition USAR = U.S. Army DCMC = Military Contractor PRIV = Private Household/Residence

NGRD = U.S. National Guard USFA = U.S. Air Force USNA = U.S. Navy 2 UXO Incident Cases

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AP. " Fishing Boat 4 750 Evacuated 0 U pound A Monterey fishing boat netted a live WW2 ear Southeast of the After 8 0 0 FND Off-base Fishing X Mark 13 750 pound Nark 13 naval mine southeast of the Farallon Islands, Netting Live . O naval Farallon Islands CA Mine." San 0 mine Francisco 0 Chronicle 16 Feb. 1995: C3.

Associated Press. "At 4 1 Two 8 year old boys were killed when an artillery least 259 0 / round exploded amid hundreds of homes in the sites in the U 1 1 Tierrasanta subdivision in San Diego. The land U.S. May M 8 2 1 2 EXP FUDS Being kids Sub-division X San Diego, CA . / once had been the impact area for an Army tank Sit Atop Old O 0 8 training range. One other boy was severely Munitions." 0 3 injured. Baltimore Sun 20 Apr. 1993.

Thomas- Lester and Masters. "25 Houses A construction worker was digging a trench with excavated 4 1 a back hoe when he pulled up a mound of dirt as WW 1 0 / with an unusual looking object in the bucket. 47 Shells U 5 7 Private projectiles and munitions were unearthed in the Spring Valley, Examined M 0 0 FND Off-base Excavation Sub-division X . / Homeowner neighborhood of Spring Valley near the American Washington D.C. Officials O 0 9 University campus in Washington D.C. 18 of Say Spring 0 3 them examined by X-ray showed to contain Valley Not some kind of liquid. Threatened. " Washington Post 7 Jan. 1993: B1.

Key: EXP = Explosion of Munition FND = Found Munition USAR = U.S. Army DCMC = Military Contractor PRIV = Private Household/Residence

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Hermann. "Muddy Find Sends 15 year old boy, while fishing at Lake Waterford Teen Angler 4 4 Park, MD found a bag in the lake containing a to Police / 0 claymore anti-personnel mine, trip flares, four Pronto 1 U Anti- 0 1 blocks of C4 plastic explosive and three firing Lake Waterford Munitions 9 M 0 0 2 FND Off-base Fishing Park X personnel . 5 devices and two rolls of trip wire. A new dam Park, MD uncovered / O mine 0 being built in the area caused the waters to be in 9 0 lower than usual. Authorities believe the Pasadena 3 ordnance was stolen. Park." Baltimore Sun 19 Apr 1993: 1B.

Key: EXP = Explosion of Munition FND = Found Munition USAR = U.S. Army DCMC = Military Contractor PRIV = Private Household/Residence

NGRD = U.S. National Guard USFA = U.S. Air Force USNA = U.S. Navy 4 UXO Incident Cases

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Bowers. "WW2 Shells near Hope 4 Due to 1 Mixed U Blow." 5 Southwestern Proving Ground, 5 0 EXP FUDS (agriculture Visual X In 1949 five people were killed. The . AR /industrial) O Arkansas 0 Democrat- 1 Gazette 10 Dec. 1997: B1."

Geroux, Bill. "No Safety Threats Found at Depot; But In 1987, a 13 year old boy playing near a 4 Some Live soccer field at the main entrance of the 1 Buried Tidewater U Tidewater Community College, VA when 0 1 Explosive M 0 0 FND FUDS Playing Community College X TNT he found an unfamiliar substance in the Nansemond Ordnance Depot, VA . 3 s are College O ground. The substance was TNT. The 0 Removed. Corps ended up removing 2 tons of TNT 0 " The from the area. Richmond Times Dispatch 12 Jan. 1997: C-1.

Key: EXP = Explosion of Munition FND = Found Munition USAR = U.S. Army DCMC = Military Contractor PRIV = Private Household/Residence NGRD = U.S. National Guard USFA = U.S. Air Force USNA = U.S. Navy 1 UXO Incident Cases

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Gerber, Larry. "Unexplod ed Shells 4 Put The latest series of accidents occurred 1 Undocum Scavengin U last year when a couple of "scappers" 1 Warning Chocolate ented EXP FUDS g for Range X scavenging for souvenirs touch off an . signs Mountains, CA Immigrant souvenirs O explosion with their pickup and suffered 0 s at Risk." leg injuries. 0 San Diego Union Tribune 6 June1998: A-3.

"Army Suspendin 4 Several powerful 155mm live shells, each g Ammo 1 U capable of boring a hole 4 feet deep and 8 Cleanup." 2 155mm Tobyhanna Artillery Range FND FUDS Hiking State of PA Park X feet wide, were found near a hiking trail in The . shells Monroe County, PA O Tobyhanna State Park in Monroe County, Morning 0 PA. Call 5 1 Feb. 1998: B3.

"Army The PA Department of Conservation and Suspendin 4 Natural Resources closed 10 miles of g Ammo 1 Using U hiking trails and 1,000 acres of the Cleanup." 2 Tobyhanna Artillery Range FND FUDS metal State of PA Park X 37mm Tobyhanna State Park in Monroe County, The . Monroe County, PA detector O PA after a vistor with a metal detector Morning 0 found a cache of more than 50 live 37mm Call 5 2 shells buried in the campgrounds. Feb. 1998: B3.

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von Sternburg. We still find stuff all the time," Rock said. "Live "You look for a tail fin, or a body sticking 4 Munitions out of the ground. In two years, I've picked 1 Litter U up maybe 400 rounds. Probably 90 of 3 Badlands Bombing Range Pine Indians' FND FUDS X Mixed them were live." . Ridge, SD Restored O 0 Land." Note: Good article, gives history of area 0 Star and preception of what the DoD calls Tribune 7 clean. Dec. 1997: A1.

"Hunts 4 After the explosion of explosive device, Canceled 1 that was left over from a test done two at Missile U 4 1 Missile years ago, killed an Airman at the White Range." M 1 0 EXP Active Missile Range X White Sands Missile Range, NM . 9 Range Sands Missile Range, the Brig. Gen. Albuquerq O 0 canceled hunting on the range because of ue Journal 0 fear of UXO. 31 Oct. 1998: C1.

Bowers. "WW2 Shells near Hope 4 Due to 1 Local farmer recovered a shell from his Mixed U Blow." 5 field and tossed it in a nearby stream. As Southwestern Proving Ground, 0 0 EXP FUDS (agriculture/ind Visual X The . the farmer walked away the shell AR ustrial) O Arkansas 0 exploded. Democrat- 2 Gazette 10 Dec. 1997: B1."

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P S I C A F A E D N H D S A A R EXP R I A J Type of Owner @ Type of I U E G T T or Range Access Activity Present Use Clearance Abstract / Damage Location V Source D T U Installation Time of Inc. Munition L L X E A Y FND I E R D T L C Y # E

Orey. "At Former 4 In 1995 seven boys in Bartlett, Tenn. were Military Sites, 0 U injured by a hand grenade that one of a Hidden 9 Children Hand Bartlett, x M 0 7 EXP Off-base X them had apparently found on a visit to Peril." Wall . playing grenade TN O Fort Sill, OK. The boy brought the Street 0 grenade home as a souvenir. Journal 22 0 Jan. 1999: B1.

Geiselman, Bruce. "Judge 4 1 Clears 1 / U Munitions 9 3 105mm Death of a scrap yard worker by a 105mm x 1 0 EXP Off-base Scrap Yard X CA Expert in . / shell shell, at Dick Auto Wrecking in California. O Worker's 0 9 Death." 0 1 Waste News 4.27 (1998): 5.

A fishing tug dragged a sidewinder missile in from Lake Michigan and left it on a public dock in Sheboygan, WI. An EOD 4 Howard, L. 4 team from Ft, Sheridan was dispatched to / "Playing 1 dispose of the missile at which time a local Lake 2 U Catch in the 7 Sidewinde restaurant owner came forward with four- Michigan - 3 x 0 0 FND Off-base Fishing X Midwest." . r missile foot rocket he had found in the lake. The Sheboyga / O Newsweek 0 second rocket was inert practice rocket. n, WI 9 117.18 0 The eight foot long sidewinder missile was 1 (1991): 13. 10-15 years old and not in the bet of condition. It was snagged about 8 miles out.

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Campers found M-79 grenade while Salt hiking near hurricane Mesa in Lake 3 1 January 1986 on public land once Tribune' 1 / leased as a munitions testing ground. U s Online 2 1 M-79 The weapon exploded after it was Near Hurricane x 0 7 7 EXP Off-base Camping BLM Public Lands X Archives . / grenade thrown into the campfire. At first only Mesa, UT O (http://w 0 8 the primer exploded. When the ww.triba 0 6 campers returned to the fire the ccess.co grenade exploded injuring all seven m) campers.

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Discovery of 3,521 pieces of Salt munitions on land outside its Lake 3 5 boundaries last fall, Toole Army Tribune' 1 / U U Depot moved most of the material s Online 1 5 Artillery Tooele Army S 0 0 FND Off-base X onto the base for open air detonation Archives . / shells Depot, UT A O and blew the rest up where it sat. (http://w 0 9 R The load included whole artillery ww.triba 0 4 shells and pieces of ordnance. Most ccess.co of which was buried. m)

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ordnan ce found on TN part of the FT. Campb 8 ell Child found the ordnance at the FT. / Fort military picked up Campbell military installation. He lit a fuse 2 U Meade 1 Fort installa grenade grenade on the ordnance while still at Fort 8 x M 0 1 1 EXP X TN U.S. Army 3 Campbell tion,in simulator simulator Campbell thinking it was a firework. The / O Claims or and lit it child received a burn scar to both cheeks 9 Office adjace of the face, right hand, and right knee. 9 nt to the Boy Scout Campi ng area

Two boys stole 2 AT-4 anti- Two tank 5 boys rounds / Fort entere and Two boys were handling one of the AT-4 2 U AT-4 anti- Meade 1 Camp d several anti-tank rounds at the residence of one of Perkinston, 5 x M 1 1 4 EXP Active X tank U.S. Army 8 Shelby Impact other the young males when it exploded. Both MS / O rounds Claims Range items young males were injured, one fatally. 0 Office at located 0 CSM throughou t the Impact Range

Case:Sumner v. United States, 794 F. Supp. 1358 (M.D. Tenn. 1992); an 18- 0 year old boy was injured on the base by Exploding 1 Impact unexplode an exploding dud from an anti-tank dud from / area of U d dud weapon ordnance. The boy lit the pull U.S.Army 1 Fort a light Ft. Campbell, 1 X M 1 EXP Active a X ordnance string which set off the explosion. The Claims 8 Campbell anti-tank TN 9 Military O (mortar ordnance was found in a trash dumpster Memo weapon 9 Base shell) in the impact area of Fort Campbell. ordnance 2 Some members of the public use the rear area of the base, where the ordnance was found, for recreational purposes.

0 1 / U U.S. Army Case: Conlon v. United States, 959 F. 1 EXP X New Jersey Claims Supp. 683 (D.N.J. 1997) 9 O Memo 9 7

0 1 / U U.S. Army Case: McMullen v. United States, 950 F. 1 EXP X Kansas Claims Supp. 1068 (D. Kan. 1996)) 9 O Memo 9 6

Key: EXP = Explosion of Munition FND = Found Munition USAR = U.S. Army DCMC = Military Contractor PRIV = Private Household/Residence NGRD = U.S. National Guard USAF = U.S. Air Force USNA = U.S. Navy Key: EXP = Explosion of Munition FND = Found Munition USAR = U.S. Army DCMC = Military Contractor PRIV = Private Household/Residence NGRD = U.S. National Guard USAF = U.S. Air Force USNA = U.S. Navy