Original Japanese WWII Imperial Japanese Navy Type 97 (“B-6”) Rail Initiator Tail Fuze with Bring Back Documents - Inert Japanese Uniforms and are the correct simple

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Original Japanese WWII Imperial Japanese Navy Type 97 (“B-6”) Rail Initiator Tail Fuze with Bring Back Documents - Inert Japanese Uniforms and are the correct simpleOriginal Item: Only One Available. The type 97 tail fuze, which has a U. S. designation of B 6, is a simple impact design used in the Japanese 31 Kg practice bomb. On release from the aircraft, the safety pin is removed and the fan assembly rotates 12 times and falls free, leaving the striking mechanism held back by a spring. On impact, inertia causes the striker to move against the spring and pierce the primer. This is a completely INERT example of a