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The MAT/5 is a blast-resistant anti-tank blast mine. This mine uses a pneumatic transfer fuze making it highly resistant...

The MATS/2 is a plastic-cased scatterable anti-tank (AT) blast mine that is claimed to be capable of immobilising any ar...

The MATS/2.6 is a plastic-cased scatterable anti-tank (AT) blast mine, which is similar to the MATS/2, but it has a smoo...

SACI is a minimum-metal AT blast mine that has been manufactured in several variants, the mine was copied by Egypt as th...

The SB-81 is an Italian, scatterable, plastic-bodied, minimum-metal, pressure-activated, anti-tank (AT) blast-effect min...

The SH-55 is a minimum-metal anti-tank blast mine that can be laid manually or mechanically. The mine features a pneumat...

The TC/2.4 is a minimum-metal AT blast mine which is possible to be emplaced either manually, mechanically or scattered...

The TC/3.6 is an Italian, plastic-cased, pressure-activated, minimum-metal, anti-tank blast (ATB) mine, which can be lai...

The TC/6 is an Italian, plastic-cased, pressure-activated, minimum-metal, anti-tank blast (ATB) mine, which can be laid...

The VS-1.6 is an Italian, scatterable, plastic-cased, minimum-metal anti-tank (AT) blast-effect mine, which offers an un...

The VS-2.2 is a scatterable, minimum-metal, plastic-cased, anti-tank (AT) blast mine, which has also been produced in Si...

The VS-3.6 is a pressure operated AT mine similar in design to the Italian VS-2.2. This mine is no longer in product...

The NR 25 is similar in appearance and operation to the German Tellermine 43, though the main charge is significantly la...

The Type 2, T40 is an AT mine designed for use in low-lying wetlands. This mine is believed to be in service with th...

The ATM-44 is a copy of the Russian TMD-44. The status of this mine is unknown. The mine is triggered by pressu...

The 'ATM-46N' is a North Korean, large, metal-cased, pressure-actuated anti-tank blast (ATB) mine, which can be laid man...

Steel-cased AT blast mine with a body similar to that of the Russian TM-46, but slightly larger. The status of this...

The ATM-73 is a copy of the Russian TMD-B anti-tank blast mine. The central fuze well accepts a simple spring-loaded...

The P2 MK2 is a rectangular minimum-metal anti-tank blast mine. The mine has a large removable pressure plate, below wh...

The P3 MK2 is a minimum-metal anti-tank blast mine similar to the Pakistan P2 AT Mine Series, but with a round rather th...

The MGP-31 is a waterproof minimum-metal anti-tank (AT) blast mine that will function either way up. The MGP-31 can b...

The M453 is a Portuguese copy of the Italian SB-81. This mine is believed to be service with the Portuguese Armed Fo...

The MAT-76 is a Romanian, large, squat cylindrical-shaped, anti-tank (AT) blast mine, which does not feature an full out...

The TM-46 (RU: ТМ-46) is a Soviet-era-developed, Russian Federation, large, metal-cased, pressure-actuated anti-tank (AT...

The TM-57 (Ru: ТМ-57) is a Soviet-era-developed, Russian Federation, squat-cylindrical, metal-cased, anti-tank (AT) blas...

The TM-62B (RU: ТМ-62Б) is a Soviet-era-developed, Russian Federation, large, squat cylindrical-shaped, anti-tank (AT) b...

The TM-62P2 (RU: ТМ-62П2) is a Soviet-era-developed, Russian Federation, large, squat-cylindrical-shaped, a fibre-reinfo...

The TMD-44 is a simple wooden AT blast mine, designed to improve on the Russian TMD-B. Copied by North Korea as the A...

The No 8 is a South Africa-developed, pressure-operated, minimum-metal, anti-tank (AT) blast mine. South Africa decl...

The M19 is a South Korean licensed-copy of the US-developed M19 non-metallic (minimum-metal), anti-tank (AT) blast mine....