TB CML 100, SMOKE POT, HC, 10-lb., M1, and 30-lb., ABC-M5; SMOKE POT, FLOATING, HC, M4A2; SGF2, AN-M7; and SGF2, AN-M7A1, 1964

TB CML 100, SMOKE POT, HC, 10-lb., M1, and 30-lb., ABC-M5; SMOKE POT, FLOATING, HC, M4A2; SGF2, AN-M7; and SGF2, AN-M7A1

This bulletin describes Smoke Pot, HC, 10-lb., M1, and HC, 30-lb., ABC-M5; and Smoke Pot, Floating, HC, M4A2; SGF2, AN-M7; and SGF2, ANM7A1. It also gives information on their handling, functioning, storage, shipment, and destruction.

Smoke pots are designed to produce large volumes of screening smoke. Floating smoke pots can be used either on land or water; the others can be used only on land. For employment of smoke pots, Chemical Smoke Battalion and Chemical Smoke Generator Company.

SECTION I. INTRODUCTION
Scope
Purpose
II. GENERAL INFORMATION
Smokes
Difference in models
Methods of firing
SECTION II. Misfires
Concealing glare of burning pots
III. BURNING-TYPE SMOKE POTS
Smoke Pot, HC, 10-lb., M1
Smoke Pot, HC, 30-lb., ABC-M5
Smoke-Pot, Floating, HC, M4A2
IV. THERMAL GENERATOR-TYPE SMOKE POTS
Smoke Pot, Floating, SGF2, AN-M7
Smoke Pot, Floating, SCGF2, AN-M7A1
Filling and fusing
Ignition
Functioning
V. MARKING AND PACKING
Marking
Packing
VI. SHIPMENT, STORAGE, AND DEMOLITION TO
PREVENT ENEMY USE
Shipment
Storage
Firefighting
Demolition to prevent enemy use