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MVE-72
Fuze
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The MVE-72 (МВЭ-72) is a Soviet-era-developed, Russian Federation, breakwire-/tripwire-triggered, battery-powered, electronic firing device (fuze), which can be used with various mines, and charges. The MVE-72 electronic firing device is thought to have been introduced (adopted) by the then Soviet Union in 1972. The MVE-72 would be supplemented (replaced) by the far more complex and dangerous MVE-NS (МВЭ-НС). The MVE-72's true functional...
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