Mine Fuze

Mine fuzes are devices used in land mines to initiate their explosive charge when triggered by a target or a specific event. They are a crucial component of land mines, as they determine when and how the explosive charge will be detonated.

In the supply class Land Mines, mine fuzes are categorized as part of the Ammunition And Explosives supply group. This group includes various types of explosive devices, ammunition, and related components.

Mine fuzes can be designed to activate upon contact with a target, such as a vehicle or a person, or they can be set to detonate based on specific conditions, such as pressure or magnetic fields. The purpose of these fuzes is to ensure that the land mine is activated only when the intended target is present, minimizing the risk of accidental detonation.

It is important to note that land mines, including their fuzes, are highly regulated and their use is subject to international laws and treaties. The use of land mines is often controversial due to their long-lasting impact on civilian populations and the environment.