Antipersonnel Mine Projectile Simulator

Antipersonnel Mine Projectile Simulators are devices used for training and simulation purposes to replicate the effects and characteristics of antipersonnel mines. These simulators are designed to mimic the appearance, weight, and detonation mechanisms of real antipersonnel mines, but they do not contain any explosive materials.

These simulators are typically used by military and law enforcement personnel during training exercises to simulate the deployment, detection, and neutralization of antipersonnel mines. They help trainees understand the proper procedures for handling and disposing of these dangerous devices without the risk of actual explosions or harm.

Antipersonnel Mine Projectile Simulators are classified under the supply class Land Mines, which includes various types of land-based explosive devices. They are categorized within the supply group Ammunition And Explosives, which encompasses a wide range of ammunition, explosives, and related materials used for military and defense purposes.

It is important to note that these simulators should only be used by trained professionals in controlled training environments and should never be mistaken for or used as actual antipersonnel mines.