(2)
Production
(a) No imact fuses for atomic weapons are now in production, but
competence to produce such devices is in the Army Ordnance.
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Hydrostatic
(1)
Development
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(q) Army Ordnance is not participating in the development of this
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type of a fuze for an atomic weapon, but competence exists to
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assist in this effort.
(2) Production
(qa) No hydrostatic fuzes for atomic weapons are new in production,
but competence to produce such devices is in the army Ordnance.
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assistance in solving battery problems by the Signal Corps,
and their competence in this area is well known.
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competence exists in the Army Ordnance in the development of
reserve type batteries for proximity fuzese
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(a) Assistance in tho procurement of batterios is now being furnish—
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for proximity fuzes and some of this effort may te applied
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Considerable experience and competence exists in this
areas
(2)
Production
(a) These items are not now in production f-r atomic weapons, but
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