Antitank Mine Fuze

Antitank Mine Fuze refers to the type of detonating mechanism used in antitank mines. These fuzes are designed to initiate the explosion of the mine when a vehicle or tank passes over it. They are specifically designed to target armored vehicles and are an essential component of antitank mines.

Antitank mines are a type of land mine that are specifically designed to disable or destroy armored vehicles, such as tanks. They are typically buried underground or hidden in some way to make them difficult to detect. When a vehicle passes over the mine, the fuze is triggered, causing the mine to explode and potentially disable or destroy the vehicle.

In the supply classification system, Antitank Mine Fuze falls under the supply class Land Mines, which encompasses all types of land mines used for various purposes. This supply class is further categorized under the supply group Ammunition And Explosives, which includes all types of ammunition and explosive materials used in military operations.

It is important to note that the use and deployment of land mines, including antitank mines, are regulated by international treaties and conventions due to their potential for causing harm to civilians and non-combatants.