Hand grenade causality generation
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Terminal Ballistic Data study from US Dept of Ordnance 1944
Looking at Table 39 for causalities. A human standing represents about 8-10 square feet. At 10 feet he could expect to be hit by .234 x 10 = 2.3 fragments.
Standing 10 sq feet
Kneeling 5 sq feet
Prone 2 sq feet
Entrenched .5 sq feet
1 meter (est) 15 7 2 1
3 meters 2.3 1.2 .4 .1
6 meters .4 .2 .08 .02
7 meters .1 .05
10 meters .073 .036
15 meters .035 .018
18 meters .019 .009
21 meters .01 ..005
24 meters .006 .003
30 meters .002 .001
36 meters .001 .001
42 meters .001 .001
Entrenched is just head above parapet. Wearing a helmet would give protection of about x .75
If you are using four 15mm figures on a stand, assume about a 25 meter frontage. With a grenade landing in the middle of a team deployed in a skirmish line the two middle figures would be about 3-4 meters from the blast. The outer ones would be 10-12 meters from the blast. It looks like the inner two would be hit by an average of 2 fragments and the outer ones about a 50% chance to be hit by 1 fragment.