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Type 58 Anti-Personnel Mine
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The Type 58 is a Chinese, pressure-operated, anti-personnel blast-effect (APB) mine, which is direct copy of the Soviet-...
Type 72 (APB Mine)
Mine
The Type 72 is a plastic-cased, minimum-metal, pressure-operated, anti-personnel blast APB) mine. This Type 72 mine a...
Type 72B (APB Mine)
Mine
The Type 72B is an electronically-fuzed, anti-personnel blast (APB) mine. The Type 72B is anti-handling variant of th...
Type 69 (APBF Mine)
Mine
The Type 69 is a Chinese-developed, metal-bodied, anti-personnel bounding fragmentation (APBF) mine. The Type 69 is s...
Type 59 (APF Mine)
Mine
The Type 59 is an anti-personnel fragmentation (APF) stake mine that is similar to the Russian POMZ-2M. The Type 59 m...
Type 66 (APDF Mine)
Mine
The Type 66 is an anti-personnel (AP) directional-fragmentation (DF) mine very similar to the US M18A1 Claymore. The min...
Type 59 (AT Mine)
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The Type 59 is a large, Chinese-developed, metal-cased, pressure-actuated, anti-tank (AT) blast-effect mine Overview...
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