What is the kill radius of the M67 grenade?

• A. 5 m
• B. 10 m
• C. 15 m
• D. 20 m

Answer: (A)

The concept here is how a fragmentation grenade causes damage from a detonation. The danger from a grenade mainly comes from high-velocity fragments and the blast, which create a lethal zone that is confined to a relatively close range around the device. For the M67, that near-field lethality is described in standard training references as being a small, close-in area, with the most severe risk occurring within a short distance from the detonation.

Among the given options, the distance representing the near-field lethal zone is the one that best matches that concept, which is why it is considered the correct choice. Real-world outcomes, of course, can vary with terrain, obstacles, and exact detonation conditions, so always treat any grenade as dangerous within that close range and seek cover accordingly.