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PostPosted: Mon Nov 14, 2005 2:57 am 
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I am looking for the correct stenciling for korean era HVAR rockets. I am
ready to paint the rockets and can't find the correct info anywhere.

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Eric, Try talking to the explosive ordnance disposal shop at Whiteman AFB. I'm guessing the publications they have on the HVAR are no longer classified. I took a look on their website and only found a number for the base operator: (660) 687- 1110


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A posting here may garner the desired result as well...
http://www.finescale.com/FSM/CS/forums/2/ShowForum.aspx


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My father has the info. He still has all of his books from his time with the Airforce with the EOD. Send me a message with your e mail and I'll get it to you!

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5"HVAR rockets.

Silver fuze (1st 1/4 of the warhead. Warhead was flat Olive Drab.
Rocket motor.......Flat Grey

Decals would be:

Warhead...............WARHEAD,
MK 6 MOD 1 (White letters vertical on W/H

TNT
LOT:PA-E-1366

Rocket Motor..................ROCKET MOTOR, MK 32 MOD 1
LOT: RA-H-1044
SAFE TEMPERATURE LIMITS
-40 TO + 120 F
(Black letters, Horizontal on Motor)



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crap, all the spacing is messed up

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Eric, I am going to foreward dads e mail to you

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