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The PRB-111 is a pressure operated AT mine similar in size to the PRB M3. This mine is believed to be obsolete. T...

The T-AB-1 is a pressure-operated, minimum-metal anti-tank (AT) mine which uses the similarly-designated T-AT-1 anti-per...

A direct copy of the Czech PT Mi-Ba-III anti-tank blast mine. Minimum-metal, and therefore hard to detect. Tilting act...

The PTM-80P is a pressure operated AT mine similar in design to the Russian TM-62P2. This mine is currently in produ...

The TM-62P3 (RU: ТМ-62П3) is a Soviet-era-developed, Russian Federation, large, squat-cylindrical-shaped, a plastic-case...

This is a large obsolete AT mine. The case is made in two halves. The upper section holds the screw-booster and the fuze...

The Type 72 is a Chinese-developed, metal-cased, pressure-activated, anti-tank blast (ATB) mine, which can be laid manua...

The Type 72 is a Chinese-developed, plastic-cased, minimum-metal, pressure-activated, anti-tank (AT) blast-effect mine,...

This AT blast mine is belived to be designated AT-8, but the correct nomenclature has not yet been confirmed. This mine...

The PT Mi-Ba is a former Czechoslovakian, squat-cylindrical shaped, plastic-cased, pressure-operated, minimum-metal, ant...

The PT Mi-Ba III is an originally Czechoslovakian-developed, large, squat-cylindrical, minimum-metal, Bakelite (plastic)...

The PT Mi-D is a wooden-cased anti-tank blast mine. This mine is no longer in production. Note that PT Mi-D is also...

The PT Mi-K is a Former Czechoslovakian, steel-cased, pressure-fuzed, anti-tank (AT) blast-effect mine, which has a si...

The PT Mi-U is a squat-cylindrical, plastic-cased, minimal-metal, anti-tank shaped charge (ATSC) mine, which was origina...

The FBM is a large pressure-operated AT mine similar to the Egyptian M/71 and Russian TM-46, but substantially larger....

The M/71 is a large metal-cased anti-tank blast mine similar to the Russian TM-46, though slightly larger and heavier. T...

The M/80 is an Egyptian copy of the Italian TC/2.4; the quoted weight of the M/80 is slightly greater. The mine is b...

The TM-65 (/77) is a minimum metal pressure operated AT mine. It is currently in service with the Finnish Armed Forc...

The MI AC ID 52 is an AT mine similar in construction and appearance to the MI AC ID 51, though slightly larger. For...

The MI AC PR are a series of French-developed, minimum-metal, pressure-operated, anti-tank (AT) blast-effect mines, whic...

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 M19 is a Iranian copy of the US-developed M19 non-metallic (minimum-metal), anti-tank (AT) blast mine. Overview...

The YM-II is a resilient, scatterable AT blast mine copied from the Italian SB-81. The mine features a pneumatic blast-r...

The YM-III is an Iranian, plastic-cased, minimum-metal, pressure-activated, anti-tank blast (ATB) mine, which is fitted...

The No. 6 is a large, metal-cased, pressure operated anti-tank blast mine, copied directly from the Russian TM-46; thoug...