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POMZ-2M
Mine
The POMZ-2M (Ru: ПОМЗ-2М) is an obsolete, Soviet-era-developed, Russian anti-personnel fragmentation (APF) stake mine....
M18A1 Anti-Personnel Directional Fragmentation Mine
Mine
The M18A1 is a US-developed, plastic-cased, anti-personnel (AP) directional-fragmentation (DF) mine (APDF), which is com...
ZAPS
Mine
ZAPS is a plastic-cased directional-fragmentation (DF) mine similar to the Russian MON-100. The mine has an effective le...
PT Mi-Ba III
Mine
The PT Mi-Ba III is an originally Czechoslovakian-developed, large, squat-cylindrical, minimum-metal, Bakelite (plastic)...
PT Mi-K
Mine
The PT Mi-K is a Former Czechoslovakian, steel-cased, pressure-fuzed, anti-tank (AT) blast-effect mine, which has a si...
TM-46
Mine
The TM-46 (RU: ТМ-46) is a Soviet-era-developed, Russian Federation, large, metal-cased, pressure-actuated anti-tank (AT...
TM-57
Mine
The TM-57 (Ru: ТМ-57) is a Soviet-era-developed, Russian Federation, squat-cylindrical, metal-cased, anti-tank (AT) blas...
TMD-44
Mine
The TMD-44 is a simple wooden AT blast mine, designed to improve on the Russian TMD-B. Copied by North Korea as the A...
No.8 Anti-Tank Mine
Mine
The No 8 is a South Africa-developed, pressure-operated, minimum-metal, anti-tank (AT) blast mine. South Africa decl...
Mk. 7 Anti-Tank Mine
Mine
The Mk. 7 (Mark 7) is a British developed, large, squat-cylindrical, metal-cased, pressure-operated, blast-effect, anti-...
UKA-63
Mine
The UKA-63 (HU: Univerzalis Kumulativ Akna) is an obsolete, Hungarian-developed and produced, anti-tank shaped-charge (A...
TMK-2
Mine
The TMK-2 is a steel-cased anti-tank shaped-charge (ATSC) mine designed to penetrate tank belly armour. The warhead...
PMD-7
Mine
The PMD-7 (Ru: ПМД-7) is a simple, Soviet-era-developed, Russian, wooden-cased, box-like, anti-personnel blast (APB) min...
R2M1
Mine
The R2M1 is a pressure-operated, minimum-metal anti-personnel blast mine similar in external appearance to the South Afr...
PT Mi-Ba II
Mine
The PT Mi-Ba II is a former Czechoslovakian, rectangular box-shaped, plastic-cased, pressure operated, minimum-metal, an...
M/969
Mine
The M/969 a licensed copy on the minimum-metal Belgian M409 AP blast mine. The fuzing system is based of the Belgian PRB...
PMD-7Ts
Mine
The PMD-7Ts (Ru: ПМД-7Ц) is a simple, Soviet-era-developed, Russian, wooden-cased, box-like, anti-personnel blast (APB)...
TMN-46
Mine
The TMN-46 (RU: ТМН-46) is a Soviet-era-developed, Russian Federation, large, metal-cased, pressure-actuated anti-tank (...
PMD-57
Mine
The PMD-57 (ПМД-57) is a simple, Russian, square-profile box-like, anti-personnel blast (APB) mine, which was developed...
Albanian Anti-Personnel Stake Mine
Mine
The Albanian Stake Mine is a simple anti-personnel fragmentation (APF) stake mine, which is based on a Soviet-era-develo...
M2A4 (South African)
Mine
The M2A4 is a pressure-operated, minimum-metal anti-personnel blast (APB) mine developed from (and externally very simil...
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Bomb 0 Booby Trap 0 Cannon Ammunition 0 Demolition Stores 1 Dispenser 0Manufacturing country
Albania 1 Belgium 2 Czech Republic 5 Germany 1 Hungary 1Found in country
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