Water Damage
The military wanted to make sure that all hydro-ordnance could handle the demands of any combat situation. To that end, they set up a standard that all hydro-ordnance had to be able to penetrate specific material at a rate of at least 400 mm per minute. Hydro-ordnance passed with flying colors, penetrating materials that traditional bullets couldn't even scratch.
 A decommissioned troop transport takes a hit from a Dennis Round during test firing. |
Hydro-ordnance can blast through:
- Glass
- Ceramic
- Marble
- Kevlar
- Plastics
- Rubber
- Copper
- Lead
- Titanium
- Aluminum
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