Training Antitank Mine

Training Antitank Mines are a type of land mine that is specifically designed for training purposes. These mines are inert and do not contain any explosive materials. They are used to simulate the presence of real antitank mines during training exercises, allowing military personnel to practice their detection and clearance techniques in a safe and controlled environment.

Training Antitank Mines are classified under the supply class "Land Mines" and belong to the supply group "Ammunition And Explosives." They are typically made of non-explosive materials such as plastic or rubber, and are painted in a distinctive color or marked with specific symbols to differentiate them from live mines.

During training exercises, these mines are placed in the ground or hidden in various locations to mimic the placement of real antitank mines. Military personnel can then use specialized equipment and techniques to locate and neutralize these training mines, helping them develop the necessary skills and knowledge to deal with real mine threats in the field.

It is important to note that Training Antitank Mines should never be used in actual combat situations or deployed as live explosive devices. They are solely intended for training purposes and should be handled and treated with the same level of caution and safety as live mines.