Munition records

The BM 1000 were a series of World War Two (WW2) era, German-developed, aircraft-laid, influence-based, river and sea mi...

The S-Mine 44 is an anti-personnel bounding fragmentation mine that is externally similar to the S-Mine 35 but has an of...

The S-Mine 35 (S.Mi. 35) is an obsolete, pre-World War Two (WW2)-developed, German, anti-personnel bounding fragmentatio...

No longer in production. Still found in some WW2 battle areas, notably the coast of Denmark.

The training version of the DM11 mine looks and functions similarly to the HE-filled version, but does not contain an ex...

The DM12 is a German off-route anti-tank shaped charge mine (ATSC), which launches (fires) a fin-stabilised effector (pr...

The MUSA (Multi-Splitter-Aktiv) was a 132 mm, scatterable, parachute-retarded, high explosive fragmentation (HE-frag) mi...

The MUSPA (Multi-Splitter-Passiv-Aktiv) was a 132 mm, scatterable, parachute-retarded, airfield area-denial, random dela...

The DM28 is a German smoke-producing training version of the DM31 anti-personnel bounding fragmentation (APBF) mine.

The DM58 is the German training version of the DM12 PARM off-route anti-tank shaped charge mine (ATSC).

The DM40 is an inert training (practice) version of the German DM21 anti-tank blast (ATB) mine.

The DM21 is a German pressure-operated anti-tank blast (ATB) mine, which was developed to replace the DM11. The DM21...

The DM18 is the training version of the German DM11 anti-personnel mine

This is a bounding, shape charge mine that is cylindrical in shape with a cone-shaped head. The outer case of the mine...

The DM22 is a German off-route anti-tank shaped charge mine (ATSC), which launches (fires) a fin-stabilised effector (pr...

The DM11 is a minimum-metal, plastic-cased, pressure-operated anti-personnel blast (APB) mine. The DM11 is identical to...

The PMP-71 is an obsolete anti-personnel blast mine developed in the Former East Germany for use along the inner German...

The PPM-2 is a former East German-developed, pressure-operated, electronically-fuzed, anti-personnel blast-effect (APB)...

The DM31 is a German, steel-cased, anti-personnel (AP) bounding fragmentation (APBF) mine, which can be initiated by dir...

The DM11 is a German-developed, minimum-metal, anti-tank (AT) blast mine, its minimal metal content making it difficult...

The PM-60, sometimes known as the K-1, is a minimum-metal AT blast mine manufactured in the former East Germany. Thi...

The Riegel Mine 43 is a large anti-tank barmine developed during the Second World War. The mine body consists of a s...

The Tellermine 35 Stahl is an anti-tank (AT) blast mine used during the Second World War. The mine is identified by the...

The Tellermine 42 is an anti-tank blast mine developed during the Second World War to replace the German Tellermine 35....

The Tellermine 43 is an anti-tank blast mine developed from the German Tellermine 42 during the Second World War. The m...

The AT-2 is a scatterable, parachute-retarded, full-width, anti-tank shaped charge (ATSC) mine, which is fitted with an...

The MIFF (Mine-Flach-Flach) was a 132 mm, scatterable, parachute-retarded, magnetic and seismic influence fuzed, anti-ta...

The DM51 is a anti-personnel (AP) directional fragmentation (DF) mine, and the German designation for MON-50 (МОН-50) mi...

The Tellermine 35 is an anti-tank blast (AT) blast mine used during the Second World War. This mine is identified by its...

The DM31 PAMI (Panzerabwehrverlegemine) is a German, full-width attack, anti-tank shaped charge (ATSC) mine, which has a...