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S-Mine 35
The S-Mine 35 (S.Mi. 35) is an obsolete, pre-World War Two (WW2)-developed, German, anti-personnel bounding fragmentation (APBF) mine, which was used extensively during the WW2. Overview The S-Mine 35 mine comprises an inner body, which is housed within a relatively thick-walled steel container (pot) that has an open top and a sealed base. The upper interface between the container and inner body is sealed with by a sheet metal seal and some...
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