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PMD-6
Mine
The PMD-6 (Ru: ПМД-6) is a simple, Russian, pre-World War Two (WW2) Soviet-era developed, box-like, anti-personnel blast...
PMD-6M
Mine
The PMD-6M (ПМД-6М) is a simple, Soviet/Russian, pre World War 2 (WW2) era developed, box-like, anti-personnel blast (AP...
PMN
Mine
The PMN (RU: ПМН) is a Soviet-era-developed, Russian Federation, plastic-bodied, pressure-operated, anti-personnel blast...
MON-50
Mine
The MON-50 (RU: МОН-50) is a Soviet-era-developed, Russian Federation, plastic-bodied, anti-personnel (AP) directional f...
POMZ-2
Mine
The POMZ-2 (Ru: ПОМЗ-2) is an obsolete, Soviet-era-developed, Russian anti-personnel fragmentation (APF) stake mine....
POMZ-2M
Mine
The POMZ-2M (Ru: ПОМЗ-2М) is an obsolete, Soviet-era-developed, Russian anti-personnel fragmentation (APF) stake mine....
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...
OZM-3
Mine
The OZM-3 (RU: ОЗМ-3) is an obsolete Soviet-era-developed, Russian Federation, anti-personnel bounding fragmentation (AP...
MUV
Fuze
The MUV (RU: МУВ) is a simple, Soviet era-developed, Russian Federation, mechanical fuze, which can made to function on...
MUV-2
Fuze
The MUV-2 (Ru: МУВ-2) is a relatively simple, Soviet era-developed, Russian Federation, mechanical fuze, which can made...
MV-5 (Russian)
Fuze
The MV-5 (RU: МВ-5) is a relatively simple, Soviet-era-developed, Russian Federation, pressure-operated mine fuze, which...
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...
MVSh-57
Fuze
The MVSh-57 (МВШ-57) is a Soviet-era-developed, Russian Federation, tilt-rod fuze, which is used with the TM-57 (ТМ-57...
MVZ-57
Fuze
The MVZ-57 (МВЗ-57) is a Soviet-era-developed, Russian Federation, clockwork delay-armed, mechanical, pressure-actuated...
MUV-3
Fuze
The MUV-3 (RU: МУВ-3) is a relatively simple, Soviet era-developed, Russian Federation, mechanical fuze, which can made...
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 (...
MVSh-46
Fuze
The MVSh-46 is a tilt-rod fuze used with the Russian TM-46 AT mine. The fuze uses a spring-striker secured by two retain...
MVM
Fuze
The MVM (МВМ) is a Soviet-era-developed, Russian, pressure-actuated fuze, which is used with the TM-46 (ТМ-46) and TMN-4...
PMD-57
Mine
The PMD-57 (ПМД-57) is a simple, Russian, square-profile box-like, anti-personnel blast (APB) mine, which was developed...
MV-57
Fuze
The MV-57 (МВ-57) is a Soviet-era-developed, Russian Federation, mechanical, pressure-actuated fuze, which is used with...
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