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Weapons found in the Ergenekon investigation : ウィキペディア英語版 | Weapons found in the Ergenekon investigation
A number of Weapons found in the Ergenekon investigation form a key part of the Ergenekon trials, prosecuting the Ergenekon organization. The Ergenekon investigation officially began after an anonymous tip led to the finding of 27 grenades in Ümraniye, a district of Istanbul. The serial numbers of these grenades matched those of grenades found in other locations and some used in terrorist attacks. ==Overview== Debate about weapons evidence in the Ergenekon investigation has focused in particular on the grenades, which can be uniquely identified by the fuse type ((トルコ語:fünye grubu)) and batch number ((トルコ語:kafile numarası)). According to police officials, "HGR DM 41" indicates German origin, SPLITTER denotes a fragmentation grenade, "COMP-B" means composition B, "LOS" indicates European production up to NATO standards, while the number following "FMP" indicates the batch. The NATO standard, Makine ve Kimya Endüstrisi Kurumu (MKE) grenades have serial numbers like ''TAPA M 204 A 2/KF-MKE-91 12–77''. The part before the slash denotes the fuse type, while the part after it denotes the batch number. For example, the batch number of the first entry means 'batch 91, December 1977'. The army bought 8800 such grenades from the MKE in 1978.〔
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