Practice Mine Fuze

Practice Mine Fuzes are a type of fuze used in practice or training land mines. These fuzes are designed to simulate the function of a real mine fuze without the explosive component. They are used to train military personnel in the handling, deployment, and detection of land mines, without the risk of causing harm or damage.

In the supply class Land Mines, Practice Mine Fuzes are categorized as a component or accessory that is used in conjunction with the main body of the practice land mine. They are specifically designed to be compatible with practice land mines and are not intended for use with live or operational land mines.

Within the supply group Ammunition And Explosives, Practice Mine Fuzes are considered a specialized item that falls under the broader category of ammunition and explosive-related supplies. These fuzes are essential for conducting safe and effective training exercises involving land mines, ensuring that military personnel are well-prepared and knowledgeable in handling real land mines in operational scenarios.

It is important to note that Practice Mine Fuzes should only be used in controlled training environments and under the supervision of qualified personnel. They should never be used in actual combat or deployed as operational land mines, as they do not contain explosive charges and are not designed for such purposes.