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Cuban Anti-Tank Mine
This AT blast mine is belived to be designated AT-8, but the correct nomenclature has not yet been confirmed. This mine has similarities with the Cuban PMM-1 mine, sharing a similar design in a larger body. The mine accepts 2 MUV type or RO-1 type fuzes, fitted with detonator assemblies and winged plugs; these can be found in the front section of the casing where the attached detonators protrude into the main explosive charge. The RO-1 type fuzes...
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