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...artillery. If facing a relatively advanced enemy who is using radar-based proximity fuze|proximity fuzed ammunition, information operations#electronic attack|electr

| title = Crosley's Secret War Effort: The Proximity Fuze ! 5"/38 proximity fuze

{{main|proximity fuze}} The breakthrough came in 1943 with the introduction of the '''[[proximity fuze]]''' (or "VT fuze") in 5" shells. It had a radio and receiver and when a si

...sea-skimming [[anti-shipping missile]], the ''kamikaze'', and the Allied [[proximity fuze]] may have been the decisive edge in defense.

...es that could have gone into the development of air defense weapons like [[proximity fuze]]s and "Waterfall," a deadly [[surface-to-air missile]]. The secret weapon

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...te. The Japanese had substantial [[anti-aircraft artillery]], but lacked [[proximity fuze]]s and good [[radar]]. With the odds stacked against him, Ozawa devised an

...up a barrage of shells that might hit the planes. The Germans never had a proximity fuze so their shells seldom exploded at the right moment. <ref> Note that the se

I referenced your article showing how to spell fuze as in proximity fuze. Some nitwit at Wikipedia thought the word should be spelled as fuse. This