Ejection Mine Charge

The Ejection Mine Charge is a type of land mine that falls under the supply class of Land Mines in the supply group of Ammunition and Explosives.

Ejection Mine Charges are designed to be deployed from a concealed position and are typically used for defensive purposes. When triggered, these mines are ejected from their housing and propelled into the air, creating a dangerous and unpredictable explosive hazard for enemy forces.

The primary function of Ejection Mine Charges is to disrupt and delay enemy movements, providing a tactical advantage to friendly forces. These mines are often used to protect key installations, chokepoints, or defensive positions.

It is important to note that the use of land mines, including Ejection Mine Charges, is subject to international regulations and treaties. These regulations aim to minimize the impact on civilian populations and ensure the safe and responsible use of such explosive devices.