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M6A1 Type mine fuze
Just done this M6A1 Type mine fuze,i have titled this post M6A1 Type because i am unsure of the exact type of fuze this is, there are several that look the same which you will se in the attatched pictures
Used from ww2 -present
used with
M6A1 used to activate the M2 series of mines
M7A1 used to activate the M3 series of mines
M10A1 used to activate the M8 series of mines
M10A2 used to avtivate the M8A1 antipersonell practice mine
drawings in following post
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Drawings of various types
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14th January 2013, 12:04 PM #3ADMINISTRATOR
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Cut another of these yesterday,been a while since i did the last one and id forgotten what a pain they are to do
Any Live or Dug ordnance shown by me has been disposed of by military EOD personnel .
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