Help ID fuze tools

[derk derin]

Here is another one.

[derk derin]

This one has 3 sides with the 4th side blank.

[tankbarrell]

First one is the standard late or post-war US M18 wrench. Used for all artillery 75mm and up.

Last one looks like a primer wrench for screw in primers, so British rather than US but presumably post war.

[Tim Bell]

[QUOTE=tankbarrell;223771]First one is the standard late or post-war US M18 wrench. Used for all artillery 75mm and up.
QUOTE]

I have one just like this for my 75mm Pack kit.

[rob love]

Second one has a Nato Stock Number on it (5120-21-102-3503). I am assuming the 21 is correct, both by the early time period of the NSN and the other lettering of Wrench, Ammo, C-4. The NSN dates back to the adoption of the NSNs in Cdn service.

[tankbarrell]

[QUOTE=Tim Bell;223773]

Originally Posted by tankbarrell

First one is the standard late or post-war US M18 wrench. Used for all artillery 75mm and up.
QUOTE]

I have one just like this for my 75mm Pack kit.

The other end is the screwdriver blade to set the delay or super quick setting on PD type fuzes.

[rob love]

The second one is for removing and replacing the fins and primers for the 60mm mortar. Guess I'll be needing that one. Let's talk.

[Colin Alford]

Derk,

5120-21-102-3503

WRENCH,SPANNER, FOR REMOVING AND REPLACING FIN AND PRIMER OF 60 MM MORTAR CARTRIDGES

Colin

[Colin Alford]

Rob,

It looks like you and I were doing the same research at the same time!

Colin