Anti-tank mine

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An anti-tank assembly mine is a land mine for defense against armored combat vehicles that uses the detonation effect in a directed manner. Depending on the type produced in the detonation, either a shaped charge sting or a projectile-shaped hollow charge in a metal plate or a flat cone by the explosion pressure to a projectile is deformed.

The mines can be buried in the ground and triggered by pressure or magneto ignition when the tank (or a heavy civil vehicle) drives over them, or they can be set up on the side of the road and then triggered by sensors.

Types

  • M24, M66 (USA)
  • ARGES ( Automatic Rocket Guardian with Electronic Sensor ) ( NATO )
  • M93 (mine) (USA)
  • Anti-tank mine DM-12 PARM on tripod (Germany)