Which of the following explosive items is classified as a munition?

A demolition charge is classified as a munition because it is specifically designed to neutralize or destroy structures using explosives. Munitions, in general, encompass a wide range of explosive devices intended for military or demolition purposes, and demolition charges are directly utilized in these contexts. They contain explosive materials and are deployed to achieve particular objectives, such as demolition or breaching.

Deflagration devices, while containing explosive components, focus on combustion rather than a high-velocity explosive reaction. A high-speed projectile typically refers to ammunition used in firearms rather than standalone explosive devices designed for demolition. An IME device, which refers to an item managed under the regulations of the Institute of Makers of Explosives, may not directly fall under conventional munition classifications as its purpose can vary and may not always involve explosive action in the manner that munitions do.