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Mortar Bombs are typically carried post-WW2 in single containers such as this whereas in WW2 they often used metal strapped, cardboard carriers which held three bombs..
Cylindrical green cardboard tube with various markings for 81 mm Mortar Cartridge. TCT over V in circle with 3/69 below.
COMP B
CARTRIDGE 81 MM H.E. M362A1
W/FUZE PDSQ. F7
FOR MORTARS M1 & M29
41D- MY-11-70
EXPLOSIVE
TCT/V 3/69
