Antipersonnel Mine Simulator

Antipersonnel Mine Simulators are devices used for training and simulation purposes to replicate the effects and characteristics of real antipersonnel mines. These simulators are typically used by military and law enforcement personnel to train in mine detection, clearance, and safe handling procedures.

In the supply classification system, Antipersonnel Mine Simulators fall under the class of Pyrotechnics. Pyrotechnics refer to devices that produce visible or audible effects through the controlled combustion of materials. These simulators are designed to mimic the sound, smoke, and fragmentation effects of actual antipersonnel mines without causing harm or damage.

Antipersonnel Mine Simulators are categorized under the supply group Ammunition and Explosives. This group includes various types of ammunition, explosives, and related items used for military and defense purposes. These simulators are considered part of this group due to their function and purpose in training personnel in mine-related operations.

It's important to note that Antipersonnel Mine Simulators are strictly used for training and simulation purposes and do not contain any live explosives or pose any real danger. They are designed to provide a realistic training experience while ensuring the safety of the trainees.