Practice Antipersonnel Mine

Practice Antipersonnel Mines are a type of land mine that is specifically designed for training and practice purposes. These mines are non-lethal and are used to simulate the effects of real antipersonnel mines without causing harm or damage. They are typically used by military and law enforcement personnel to train in mine detection, clearance, and safe handling procedures.

In terms of supply classification, Practice Antipersonnel Mines fall under the Land Mines category, which refers to explosive devices that are designed to be placed on or under the ground to incapacitate or destroy enemy personnel or vehicles. They are further classified within the supply group Ammunition And Explosives, which encompasses various types of ammunition, explosives, and related materials used in military operations.

It is important to note that the use and possession of land mines, including practice mines, are regulated by international treaties and national laws due to their potential humanitarian and environmental impact.