The British had a short run of mines towards the end of WWII with "EP" in their designation. They are similar to earlier production WWII mines with the same Mark designation such as the Anti-Tank Mine E.P. Mark V.
I've got basic technical specifications on the mines but am lacking a reference to what EP actually stands for. Assume right now it is related to either the type of fuze mechanism, a different filling or an anti-handling feature.
Can anyone shed light on the EP aspect?
I've got basic technical specifications on the mines but am lacking a reference to what EP actually stands for. Assume right now it is related to either the type of fuze mechanism, a different filling or an anti-handling feature.
Can anyone shed light on the EP aspect?