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****************************** * Damage, Inc. Presents: * * * * The Improvised Munitions * * Black Book, Section V * * (Part III) * * * * Typed by: Maxx * * * ****************************** This is the third of three parts in the section V series. About ninety percent of the stuff in here is quite feasible. Enjoy . . . Section V, No. 5 ACID DELAY INCENDIARY This device will ignite automatically after a given time delay. MATERIAL REQUIRED: ----------------- Small jar with cap Cardboard Adhesive tape Potassium Chlorate Sugar Sulphuric Acid (Battery Acid) Rubber sheeting (automotive inner tube) PROCEDURE: --------- 1. *** Sulphuric acid must be concentrated. *** If battery acid or other dilute acid is used, concentrate it by boiling. Container used should be of enamelware or oven glass. When dense white fumes begin to appear, immediately remove the acid form heat and allow to cool to room temperature. *** CAUTION *** Sulphuric acid will burn skin and destroy clothing. If any is spilled, wash it away with a large quantity or water. Fumes are also dangerous and should not be inhaled. 2. Dissolve one part by volume of Potassium Chlorate and one part by volume of sugar in two parts by volume of boiling water. 3. Allow the solution to cool. When crystals settle, pour off and discard the liquid. 4. Form a tube from cardboard just large enough to fit around the outside of the jar and 2 to 3 times the height of the jar. Tape one end of the tube closed. 5. Pour wet Potassium Chlorate-sugar crystals into the tube until it is about 2/3 full. Stand the tube aside to dry. 6. Drill a hole through the cap of the jar about 1/2 inch (1 1/4 cm) in diameter. 7. Cut a disc from rubber sheet so that it just fits snugly inside the lid of the jar. 8. Partly fill jar with water, cover with rubber disc and cap tightly with the drilled lid. Invert bottle and allow to stand for a few minutes to make sure that there are no leaks. THIS IS EXTREMELY IMPORTANT. 9. Pour water from jar and fill about 1/3 full with concentrated sulphuric acid. Replace the rubber disc and cap tightly. *** IMPORTANT *** Wash outside of jar thoroughly with clear water. If this is not done, the jar may be dangerous to handle during use. HOW TO USE: ---------- 1. Place the tube containing the Sugar Chlorate crystals on an incendiary or flammable material taped end down. 2. Turn the jar of sulphuric acid cap end down and slide it into the open end of the tube. After a time delay, the acid will eat through the rubber disc and ignite the sugar chlorate mix. The delay time depends upon the thickness and type of rubber used for the disc. Before using this device, tests should be conducted to determine the delay time that can be expected. NOTE: A piece of standard automobile inner tube (About 1/32" thick) will provide a delay time of approximately 45 minutes. Section V, No. 6 IMPROVISED WHITE FLARE An improvised white flare can be made from potassium nitrate, aluminum powder and shellac. It has a time duration of approximately 2 minutes. MATERIALS REQUIRED: SOURCE: ------------------ ------ Potassium nitrate Field grade (Drug store) Aluminum powder (bronzing) Hardware or paint store Shellac Hardware or paint store Quart jar with lid Fuse, 15 in. long Wooden rod, 1/4 in. diameter Tin can, 2-1/2 in. diameter x 5 in. long Flat window screen Wooden block NOTE: All of the above dimensions are approximate. PROCEDURE: --------- 1. Place the potassium nitrate crystals on the screen. Rub the material back and forth against the screen mesh with the wooden block until the nitrate is granulated into a powder. 2. Measure 21 tablespoons of the powdered nitrate into a quart jar. Add 21 tablespoons of the aluminum powder to the nitrate. 3. Place lid on the jar and shake ingredients vigorously until well mixed. 4. Add 12 tablespoons of shellac to the mixture and stir with the wooden rod. Store mixture until ready for step 7. 5. Knot one end of the fuse. 6. Wrap the knotted end of the fuse once around the inside bottom of the can with the knot at the center. Then, run the rest of the fuse out the center top of the can. 7. Pour the mixture in the can and around the fuse. 8. Store flare mixture away from heat and flame until ready for use, but no longer then three weeks. Section V, No. 7 IMPROVISED IRON OXIDE Iron Oxide can be made from steel wool. It is used in the preparation of improvised Yellow Flare, Improvised White Smoke Munition and Improvised Black Smoke Munition. MATERIAL REQUIRED: SOURCE: ----------------- ------ Steel wool (without soap), approx. Hardware or general store 16 large pads. Smoke pipe, approximately 4 feet Hardware store long x 12 inches in diameter, 1/16 inches thick. Vacuum cleaner Hardware store Electrical source (110 v., A.C.) Modern commercial and domestic buildings Window screen Newspaper 2 containers Wooden blocks, if necessary Flame source (matches, lighter, etc.) PROCEDURE: --------- 1. Separate a handful of steel wool into a fluffy ball approximately 12 inches in diameter and place into one end of the smoke pipe. 2. Place the pipe on a level, nonflammable surface. Steady the pipe, using wooden blocks if necessary. 3. Ignite the steel wool with the flame source and, with the vacuum cleaner, force a stream of air through the flame. NOTE: The forced air provided by the vacuum cleaner aids in the burning of the steel wool. If the steel wool does not completely burn, more separation of the wool is needed. 4. When the steel wool has almost completely burned, add another handful of the fluffed steel wool (step No. 1). 5. Continue adding to the flame a single handful of fluffed wool at a time until a sufficient amount of iron oxide granules have accumulated in the stove pipe. 6. Place a window screen on a sheet of newspaper. Pour the burned steel wool granules onto the window screen and shake screen until all the fine particles have passed through. 7. Discard those particles on the newspaper which are fibrous and unburned. 8. Save the particles which were too large to pass through the screen in one of the containers for future burning. 9. Store particles of iron oxide (left on newspaper) in another container until ready for use. Section V, No. 8 IMPROVISED YELLOW FLARE A yellow flare can be made from shellac, sulfur, aluminum powder, iron oxide and baking soda. It can be used either for signaling or lighting up a dark area. MATERIALS REQUIRED: SOURCES: ------------------ ------- Shellac Hardware or paint store Sulfur Drug or agricultural supply store Aluminum powder (bronzing) Hardware or paint store Black iron oxide Section V, No. 7 Sodium bicarbonate (baking soda)Food store Improvised white flare mix Section V, No. 6 Window Screen Wooden rod or stick Tablespoon Quart jar with lid Newspaper Wooden block Fuse, 15 inches long Tin can, 2-1/2 inches diameter x 5 inches long Aluminum foil Flame source (matches, lighter, etc.) PROCEDURE: --------- 1. Measure 6 firm level tablespoons of sulfur into a quart jar. 2. Add 7 firm level tablespoons of sodium bicarbonate to the sulfur. 3. Add 2 heaping tablespoons of black iron oxide. 4. Place the lid on the quart jar and shake ingredients 10 times. 5. Place the mixed ingredients on the window screen. 6. Mix ingredients thoroughly by forcing material through screen mesh onto the newspaper, using a wooden rod or stick. Repeat screening 2 times to insure thorough mixing. 7. Pour mixed ingredients back into the jar. 8. Add 20 heaping tablespoons of aluminum powder to the ingredients. 9. Add while stirring the least amount of shellac needed to moisten mixture. 10. Force moistened mix through screen mesh onto the newspaper as in Step 6. Store mixture until ready for Step 14. 11. Measure one heaping teaspoon of white flare mix onto a 4 inch square piece of aluminum foil. 12. Knot one end of the fuse and place the knot onto the mix. 13. Fold the corners of the foil tightly around the fuse. 14. Now place the yellow flare mix into the can. 15. Place the fused white flare mix in the foil below the surface or the yellow flare mix in the can. 16. Light the fuse with the flame source when ready. Section V, No. 9 IMPROVISED WHITE SMOKE MUNITIONS A white smoke munition can be made from sulfur, potassium nitrate, black powder, aluminum powder, iron oxide and carbon tetrachloride. It can be used either for signaling or screening. MATERIAL REQUIRED: SOURCE: ----------------- ------ Sulfur Drug or agricultural store Potassium nitrate (Saltpeter) Drug store Black powder Gun store or Improvised Aluminum powder (bronzing) Hardware or paint store Black iron oxide Section V, No. 7 Carbon tetrachloride Hardware or paint store Improvised white flare mix Section V, No. 6 Tablespoon Wooden rod or stick Newspaper Quart jar with lid Window screen Fuse, 15 inched long Tin can, 2-1/2 inches diameter x 5 inches long Flame source (matches, lighter, etc.) PROCEDURE: --------- 1. Measure 3 level tablespoons of powdered dry sulfur into the quart jar. 2. Add 4 level tablespoons of powdered dry potassium nitrate to the sulfur. NOTE: It may be necessary to crush the potassium nitrate crystals and sulfur to obtain an accurate measure in tablespoons. 3. Add 2 heaping tablespoons of black iron oxide. 4. Place all ingredients on the window screen. 5. Mix ingredients thoroughly by sieving them onto the newspaper. Repeat screening 3 times to insure thorough mixing. 6. Pour mixed ingredients back into the jar. 7. Screw lid onto the quart jar and shake vigorously until the ingredients are evenly mixed. 8. Remove lid from quart jar and add 15 heaping tablespoons of aluminum powder (bronzing) to the ingredients. Mix thoroughly with wooden rod or stick. NOTE: If the white smoke mixture is not for immediate use, screw the lid back onto the jar tightly and store until ready for use. If mixture is for immediate use, continue with the following steps. 9. Wet mix the ingredients to a paste consistency with carbon tetrachloride. *** CAUTION *** Fumes of Carbon Tetrachloride are hazardous. Perform Step 10 in a well ventilated area. 10. Add 1/2 cup of black powder to the ingredients and carefully mix with wooden rod or stick. HOW TO USE: ---------- 1. Measure one heaping teaspoon of white flare mix onto a 4 inch square piece of aluminum foil. 2. Knot one end of the fuse and place the knot into the mix. 3. Fold the corners of the foil tightly around the fuse. 4. Now place the white smoke mix into the can. 5. Place the fused white flare mix in the foil below the surface of the white smoke mix in the can. 6. Light the fuse with the flame source when ready. Section V, No. 10 IMPROVISED BLACK SMOKE MUNITION A black smoke munition can be made from sulfur, aluminum powder, iron oxide, moth crystals and carbon tetrachloride. It can be used either for signaling or screening. MATERIAL REQUIRED: SOURCES: ----------------- ------- Sulfur Drug store Aluminum powder (bronzing) Paint or hardware store Improvised black iron oxide Section V, No. 7 Moth crystals (paradichlorobenzene) Hardware store Carbon tetrachloride Paint or hardware store Improvised white flare mix Section V, No. 6 Table salt Food store Teaspoon Tablespoon Quart jar or container Wooden rod or stick Wooden block Window screen Newspaper Fuse, 15 in. long Tin can, 2-1/2 in. diameter x 5 in. long Aluminum foil Flame source (matches, lighter, etc.) PROCEDURE: --------- 1. Measure 3 level teaspoons of sulfur into a quart jar. 2. Add 1 heaping tablespoon of improvised iron oxide to the sulfur. 3. Add 2 level teaspoons of table salt. 4. Crush 5 heaping tablespoons of moth crystal into a fine powder using a wooden block. 5. Add 4 heaping tablespoons of powdered moth crystals to the other ingredients in jar. 6. Place all ingredients on the window screen. 7. Mix ingredients thoroughly by sieving them onto the newspaper. Repeat screening 3 times to insure thorough mixing. 8. Pour mixed ingredients back into the jar. 9. Add 12 heaping tablespoons of aluminum powder to the ingredients and mix by stirring with wooden rod or stick. 10. Just before use as a black smoke, wet mix the above ingredients to a paste consistency with carbon tetrachloride. *** CAUTION *** Fumes of Carbon Tetrachloride are hazardous. Perform Step 10 in a well ventilated area. HOW TO USE: ---------- 1. Measure one heaping teaspoon of white flare mix onto a 4 inch square piece of aluminum foil. 2. Knot one end of the fuse and place the knot into the mix. 3. Fold the corners of the foil tightly around the fuse. 4. Now place the black smoke mix into the can. 5. Place the fused white flare mix in the foil below the surface of the black smoke mix in the can. 6. Light the fuse with the flame source when ready. END NOTE Well that about does it for Section V. Don't get killed in the process of doing any of this stuff, 'cause we aren't responsible for any death, injury, or bo bo you may inflict upon yourself. Have Phun... This has been another great phile brought to you by: DDD DD D DD D DD D DDD amage, Inc. "Anarchy, Anarchy, what great evil."