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    What World War II invention improved the accuracy of artillery shells "up to 7 times"?

    Question #98329. Asked by clemmydog. (Aug 06 08 10:34 AM)


    knud77

    		The proximity fuse. "When close enough is good enough".

    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Proximity_fuze#History

    [Link -- Zb]

    Aug 06 08, 1:57 PM

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