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FAMA is an unusually small anti-personnel blast mine. When sufficient force is applied to the top of the mine, the d...

The P-4-A is an uncommonly seen, Spanish-developed, plastic-bodied, minimum-metal, pressure-operated, anti-personnel (AP...

The P-4-B is a Spanish-developed, plastic-bodied, minimum-metal, pressure-operated, anti-personnel (AP) blast-effect min...

The P-5 is the Spanish minimum-metal, anti-personnel blast (APB) mine, which is no longer in production or service withi...

The Jony 95 is a wooden, pressure-operated AP blast IED. The mine consists of a wooden box holding a 3.6 kg TNT or C4 ch...

The LI-11 a pressure operated AP blast mine. It is a licensed copy of the German DM-11 AP mine. Once armed, pressur...

The Tret-Mine 59 is the Swiss version of the German DM-11. This mine is no longer in production or in service in Swi...

The No. 6 is an anti-personnel blast mine, sometimes known as the 'Carrot Mine' due to its shape. The mine is similar in...

The No. 7 Mk. 1, also known as the 'Dingbat', is a small pressure-operated, scatterable anti-personnel blast (APB) mine....

The BLU-43/B, BLU-44/B and BLU-44A/B are a series if US developed, pressure-activated, liquid-explosive-filled, scattera...

The M14, which is referred to in full as the 'Mine, Antipersonnel, NM, M14, With integral Fuze', is a US-developed, smal...

The MD-82B is a plastic-cased anti-personnel blast mine superficially similar in shape to the Indian AP NM M14, US M14 a...

The MN-79 is a plastic-bodied anti-personnel blast mine copied from the US M14. Copies of the US M14 were also produced...

The RAP No.1 is an obsolete minimum-metal AP blast mine based on the design of the British No.6 'Carrot Mine'. Uncon...

The RAP No 2 is an obsolete minimum-metal AP blast mine developed from the RAP No 1 and based on the design of the Briti...

The MKKB is a box-type pressure-actuated AP blast mine, similar in design to the Russian PMD-6. Albania has ceased p...

The NR 442 is a large APBF mine with a cylindrical steel body in an outer pressed steel casing. The NR 442 is very simil...

The M966 anti-personnel bounding fragmentation (APBF) mine is a copy of the Portuguese M/966, which is itself a copy of...

The PSM-1 (ПСМ-1) is a small, Bulgarian-developed, anti-personnel bounding fragmentation (APBF) mine, which features a m...

The Type 69 is a Chinese-developed, metal-bodied, anti-personnel bounding fragmentation (APBF) mine. The Type 69 is s...

The PP Mi-Šr (Protipěchotní Šrapnelová Mina), which is more commonly seen without accents (PP Mi-Sr or PP Mi Sr), is a C...

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

This mine is an Indian version of the US anti-personnel bounding fragmentation mine (US-M16A1), it is distinguished only...

The No.12 is an anti-personnel bounding fragmentation mine also known as the M12A1. This mine is obsolete and is no...

The AUS 50/5 is an early bounding fragmentation AP mine, copied by the Japanese as the Type 63. The mine typically u...

BM/85 is a bounding fragmentation AP mine, sharing some similarities with the Italian V-69 and P-40. The mine can be ini...

The P-40 is a anti-personnel bounding fragmentation mine developed during the mid 1970s. The mine was also formerly lice...

The V-69 is a large APBF mine developed from the Italian V-59 and similar to the Italian P-40. The mine can be initiated...

The VS-JAP is very similar in operation to the V-69. All Italian operational stocks of AP mines have been destroyed....

The NRC2 is an anti-personnel bounding fragmentation mine. No longer in production or in service. All Dutch stocks of...