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MD-82 mine

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A cutaway of an MD-82 mine.

MD-82B mines on display at the APOPO Visitor's Center in Siem Reap, Cambodia

The MD-82 is a Vietnamese anti-personnel blast mine, that is broadly similar to the United States M14 mine, although the fuzing system is different.

Specifications

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Height: 57 mm
Diameter: 53 mm
Weight: 100 g approx
Explosive content: 28 g TNT
Activation pressure: 4 to 5 kg

References

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