Municiones

Cartucho, 105 mm, alto explosivo, M1

Also known as
  • 105 mm HE M1
  • Cartucho, 105 mm, alto explosivo, M1
  • CTG, ARTY, 105MM HE, M1 W/O FUZE

El Cartridge, 105 mm, High-Explosive, M1 es un cartucho de artillería HE semifijo de 105 mm construido alrededor de una vaina de la familia M14, un estopín de percusión, una carga propulsora M67 y un proyectil HE de acero forjado. Los datos de munición de MSM Group y JPEO describen la función de fragmentación contra personal y material del proyectil, su compatibilidad con espoletas y su clase de alcance de aproximadamente 11-11,5 km, mientras que las fuentes actuales del catálogo vinculan la designación M1 con obuses de la familia M101 y de la serie M119 de 105 mm.

Cartucho, 105 mm, alto explosivo, M1, Cartucho de artillería semifijo de alto explosivo de 105 mm para obuses de 105 mm, Municiones
Image source: 105 mm HE M1
Profile / Specs

Profile

Origin
Estados Unidos
Built by
MSM Group
Built in
Slovakia
Type
Cartucho de artillería semifijo de alto explosivo de 105 mm para obuses de 105 mm
Unit cost
$266.13
Produced
Artículo actual de catálogo comercial

Specifications

Tipo de proyectil completo
Cartucho HE de 105 mm semifijo / medio engarzado
Vaina del cartucho
Vaina de latón de la familia M14; JPEO enumera M14B4 para el cartucho M1 estadounidense
Estopín
Estopín de percusión; JPEO enumera M28B2 para el cartucho M1 estadounidense
Carga propulsora
M67
Cuerpo del proyectil
Proyectil HE de acero forjado con carga explosiva de TNT, Composition B o IMX-101, según variante/fuente
Masa del proyectil
14,5-15,6 kg en datos de MSM; 39,92 lb de peso completo del cartucho estadounidense en datos de JPEO
Alcance máximo
Aproximadamente 11.270 m en datos de MSM; 11,5 km en datos de JPEO
Espoletas compatibles
JPEO enumera compatibilidad con espoletas M557PD, M739PD, M732VT, M767 ETSQ y M782 MOFA
Armas de disparo

Las fuentes conectan el cartucho HE M1 de forma más directa con obuses de la familia M101; la compatibilidad con la familia de cañones ligeros es más estrecha y se aplica a armas L119/M119 que usan munición semifija de 105 mm estándar NATO.

Firing weaponWeapon typeFiring evidence
M101 105 mm Howitzer, 105 mm towed field howitzer, ArtilleryM101 105 mm HowitzerObús de 105 mm

La página de producto 105 mm HE M1 de MKE enumera explícitamente los obuses M101/M101A1 con cañones M2A1/M2A2 como armas destinadas al uso con el cartucho, y Ultra Defense enumera proyectiles HE M1 en el conjunto de munición del M101.

Sources: 105 mm HOWITZER HE M1, M101/M101A1 105 mm Howitzer

M119, 105 mm lightweight towed howitzer, ArtilleryM119Obús ligero de 105 mm

El portafolio de JPEO identifica el cartucho HE M1 como una munición de 105 mm para obuses M102 y de la serie M119; Forecast International también afirma que la rama L119/M119 dispara munición semifija de 105 mm estándar NATO.

Sources: PEO Ammunition Portfolio Book 2017, L118/L119/L127/M119 105mm Light Gun, 105 mm HE M1

L118 Light Gun, 105 mm towed light howitzer, ArtilleryL118 Light GunRama de cañón ligero L119

Forecast International distingue la familia de munición del L118 de la rama L119/M119 y afirma que el sistema L119/M119 dispara munición semifija de 105 mm estándar NATO, coincidente con la clase del cartucho HE M1 documentada por MSM y MKE.

Sources: L118/L119/L127/M119 105mm Light Gun, 105 mm HE M1, 105 mm HOWITZER HE M1

Desglose del cartucho

Los datos de munición de MSM Group y JPEO describen el M1 como un cartucho HE completo de 105 mm, no solo como un proyectil. El cartucho combina una vaina, un estopín, una carga propulsora M67 y un proyectil HE de acero forjado; las marcas exactas de los componentes varían según la fuente y la línea de producción.

Proyectil

Proyectil HE de acero forjado para efectos de fragmentación y explosión contra blancos de personal y material.

Vaina e ignición

Vaina de latón de la familia M14 con estopín de percusión; JPEO identifica la vaina del cartucho estadounidense como M14B4 y el estopín como M28B2.

Carga propulsora

Carga propulsora M67, con una clase de alcance máximo de 11-11,5 km en datos actuales de producto y de JPEO.

Compatibilidad con espoletas

JPEO enumera espoletas M557PD, M739PD, M732VT, M767 ETSQ y M782 MOFA para el cartucho M1.

Fuentes: 105 mm HE M1; PEO Ammunition Portfolio Book 2017.

Timeline

Cartucho, 105 mm, alto explosivo, M1 Key Events

  1. El U.S. Army cataloga el cartucho

    Un libro de justificación de munición del U.S. Army enumera el artículo CTG, ARTY, 105MM HE, M1 W/O FUZE y registra una fecha de clasificación de tipo de 1966.

    Sources: FY 2006/2007 Ammunition Justification Book

  2. MSM Group publica datos técnicos actuales

    La página de producto de MSM Group describe el 105 mm HE M1 como un cartucho medio engarzado con un proyectil de acero forjado, vaina de latón M14, estopín de percusión y carga propulsora M67.

    Sources: 105 mm HE M1

  3. Forecast International fija un precio para el cartucho

    Forecast International enumera el 105mm HE M1 a $266.13 en su previsión de artillería y municiones.

    Sources: Ordnance & Munitions Forecast

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Sources

105 mm HE M1Publisher: MSM Group | Note: Supports the cartridge description, projectile construction, technical characteristics, propelling charge, case, range data, and exact product image for the 105 mm HE M1. | Accessed: 2026-07-05Artillery Ammunition - Army.milPublisher: U.S. Army | Note: Supports the M1 HE 105mm artillery product listing and general artillery ammunition context. | Accessed: 2026-07-05PEO Ammunition Portfolio Book 2017Publisher: Joint Program Executive Office Armaments & Ammunition | Note: Supports U.S. M1 cartridge construction, M14B4 case, M28B2 primer, M67 propelling charge, compatible fuzes, 11.5 km range, DODIC variants, and M102/M119-series howitzer compatibility. | Accessed: 2026-07-05105 mm HOWITZER HE M1Publisher: MKE USA | Note: Supports the 105 mm HE M1 cartridge's M14 case, M67 propellant, approximate range, and explicit weapon-to-be-used listing for M101/M101A1 howitzers with M2A1/M2A2 cannons and M52/M52A1 howitzers with M49 cannon. | Accessed: 2026-07-05M101/M101A1 105 mm HowitzerPublisher: Ultra Defense Corp | Note: Supports M101/M101A1 ammunition context, including the listing of HE M1 shells in the standard NATO 105 mm ammunition set used by M101 105 mm towed howitzers. | Accessed: 2026-07-05105mm Artillery CartridgesPublisher: GlobalSecurity.org | Note: Supports the exact designation 'Cartridge, 105mm: High-Explosive, M1' as a 105mm HE cartridge. | Accessed: 2026-07-05M119A3 Howitzer (105mm)Publisher: U.S. Army | Note: Supports the 105 mm light howitzer family context used in the pairing section. | Accessed: 2026-07-05L118/L119/L127/M119 105mm Light GunPublisher: Forecast International | Note: Supports the L119/M119 light-gun branch firing NATO-standard 105 mm semi-fixed ammunition, while distinguishing the L118's separate listed ammunition family. | Accessed: 2026-07-05FY 2006/2007 Ammunition Justification BookPublisher: U.S. Army | Note: Supports the CTG, ARTY, 105MM HE, M1 W/O FUZE item, including its 1966 type-classification date and long-running U.S. Army catalog presence. | Accessed: 2026-07-05Ordnance & Munitions ForecastPublisher: Forecast International | Note: Supports recent ordnance forecast listings of 105mm M1 high-explosive ammunition across multiple manufacturers and the reported $266.13 unit-cost line used for the cost field. | Accessed: 2026-07-05