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thanks, trying to help a unit that has been directed to get their inert list caught up and if they can;t ID it to find a home for it, but not in the unit. Sounds wrong but stranger things are happening in EOD these days
It's an Italian tree mine. The holes at the top are storage locations for wooden spools that would be wrapped with the tripwire, which was really a heavy thread. There would normally be an access plate that wrapped around the body to hold the spools in place.
To place it, you slam the spiked side against a tree, so the spikes stick in, and tie a rope around the tree to the loops on the body to hold it in place.
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