Munition records

The M2A4 is a US anti-personnel bounding fragmentation (APBF) mine used during the Second World War. The M2A4 is one...

The BLU-92/B is a US-developed, scatterable, tripwire- and tilt-operated, anti-personnel fragmentation (APF) mine, which...

The M18A1 is a US-developed, plastic-cased, anti-personnel (AP) directional-fragmentation (DF) mine (APDF), which is com...

The M3 is a box-like, cast iron-bodied, anti-personnel fragmentation (APF) mine dating back to the Second World War (WW2...

The M1 is an obsolete, US-developed, pressure-operated, blast-effect, anti-tank (AT) mine, which was used during the Sec...

The M19 is a large, US-developed, squat, roughly square-section profile, pressure-operated, plastic-bodied, non-metallic...

The M1A1 is an obsolete, US-developed, pressure-operated, blast-effect, anti-tank (AT) mine, which is a further developm...

The M6 are a series of US-developed, now obsolete, pressure-operated, anti-tank (AT) blast (ATB) mines, which were first...

The M7, M7A1 and M7A2 are a series of small pressure-operated anti-tank blast mines. They are based on the design of the...

The BLU-91/B is a US-developed, scatterable, magnetic influence (MI)-fuzed, anti-tank shaped-charge (ATSC) mine, which i...

The M21 is a US-developed, first-generation, pressure or tilt-rod initiation, anti-tank shaped charge (ATSC) mine inten...

The M70 is artillery-projectile dispensed (scatterable), electronically-fuzed, anti-tank shaped charge (ATSC) mine, also...

The M67 is a small, US-developed, scatterable, wedge-shaped anti-personnel bounding fragmentation (APBF) mine, which is...

The SLAM, which is short for Selectable Lightweight Attack Munition, are a series of US-developed multi-purpose munition...

The M86 Pursuit Deterrent Munition (PDM) is small, wedge-shaped, US-developed, manually-deployed, anti-personnel boundin...

The M93 was designed to meet the US Army requirement for an improved counter-mobility weapon. Currently in service w...

The M8 and M8A1 are practice devices used to simulate the M2 Series of APBF mines. The M8 mine uses a cardboard projecti...

The M25 is the US version of the Canadian C3A2 'Elsie'.Once armed, sufficient force on the top of the charge assembly pu...

The M26 is a US-developed, unusual type of anti-personnel bounding fragmentation (APBF) mine, which can function on pres...

The M15, formerly T27, is a US post-World War Two (WW2)-developed, steel-cased, pressure-operated, heavy anti-tank (AT)...

The M17 is a practice version of the M14 anti-personnel blast (APB) mine To distinguish it from the M14, the M17 has...

The M4 is an obsolete, US-developed, pressure-operated, blast-effect, anti-tank (AT) mine, which is a further developmen...

The M18 was a US-developed, plastic-cased, anti-personnel (AP) directional-fragmentation (DF) mine (APDF), which was com...

The M5 MCCM is similar in appearance to the M18A1 Claymore mine, but is filled with 600 rubber balls. The MCCM is comman...

The M10 is a US-developed, steel-cased, inert, practice mine, which emulates the M7 series of light anti-tank (AT) blast...

The M2A4B2 is a US anti-personnel bounding fragmentation (APBF) mine used during the Second World War. The M2A4B2 is...

The M48 is a US-developed, trip flare (illumination) mine, which fires is designed to give warning of approaching target...

The M72 is a small, US-developed, scatterable, wedge-shaped, anti-personnel bounding fragmentation (APBF) mine, which is...

The M2A2 is a US anti-personnel bounding fragmentation (APBF) mine used during the Second World War. Very little is k...

The M2A1B1 is a US anti-personnel bounding fragmentation (APBF) mine used during the Second World War. The M2A1B1 is...