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VGM-6 Anti-Personnel Mine Fuze
The VGM-6 (RU: ВГМ-6) is a Soviet-era-developed, Russian Federation, metal-bodied, mine fuze, which has a hydromechanical delay arming mechanism, but does not have self-destruct (SD) mechanism. Overview The VGM-6 fuze that is positioned within the cylindrical part of the PFM-1 (RU: ПФМ-1), plastic-bodied, liquid explosive-filled, anti-personnel blast-effect (APB) scatterable mine (SCATMIN). The VGM-6 fuze is thought to have entered into...
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