Mohaupt continues in the 1966 published article:
"...by request of the French Government after the outbreak of World War II,
demonstration firings with antitank projectiles and 100 mm beehive demolition
charges were then conducted at Bourges Proving Ground. The penetration of these
charges had been further improved by the use of very precise cones and by the use
of cast main charges composed of mixtures of...(Pentolitc)...and similar cast charges
containing Hexogen (RDX) and TNT ...the French Government authorized immedi-
ate quantity production of these antitank projectiles by the Establishments E. E.
Brandt ...However the rapid deterioration of the military situation put an end to the
program and the French Governmeny authorized the release of the secret information to
the United States Government...In 1940, a French representative, Col. P. Delalande,
and (Mohaupt) were requested to proceed to the United States for this purpose..."