Antitank Dummy Mine

Antitank Dummy Mines are inert replicas of real antitank mines that are used for training and simulation purposes. They are designed to closely resemble actual antitank mines in appearance, but they do not contain any explosive or hazardous materials.

These dummy mines are typically used by military and law enforcement agencies to train personnel in the detection, identification, and neutralization of antitank mines. They allow trainees to practice their skills in a safe and controlled environment without the risk of accidental detonation.

In terms of supply classification, Antitank Dummy Mines fall under the Land Mines category, which refers to explosive devices that are designed to be buried or concealed on or under the ground to target vehicles or personnel. They are further classified under the supply group Ammunition And Explosives, which encompasses various types of ammunition, explosives, and related materials used by military forces.

It's important to note that Antitank Dummy Mines should only be used for training purposes and should never be deployed in actual combat or operational situations.