Antipersonnel Mine Ring And Chain Assembly

The Antipersonnel Mine Ring and Chain Assembly is a component of land mines that falls under the supply class of Land Mines in the supply group of Ammunition and Explosives.

This assembly consists of a circular ring and a chain that are used to secure the mine to the ground or other objects. The ring is typically made of metal and is designed to be buried or partially buried in the ground, while the chain is attached to the ring and serves as a connection point for the mine.

The purpose of the ring and chain assembly is to ensure that the mine remains in place and is not easily moved or dislodged. This helps to prevent accidental detonation or tampering with the mine.

It is important to note that the use of land mines, including the Antipersonnel Mine Ring and Chain Assembly, is highly regulated due to their potential for causing harm to civilians and non-combatants. The use, production, and transfer of land mines are governed by international treaties and conventions, such as the Ottawa Treaty, which aims to eliminate the use of anti-personnel land mines worldwide.