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Russian Mine
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Bellifortis
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Hallo,
As @Spgr30 has rightly said already, this mine is an early WW2 russian example. There were. at that time, many different minetypes, according to the materials at hand. This one is a simple, well thought out design. not only the russian army used and developed them, but also the "illegal combatants", as the US call them, fighting from the deep forests.
regards,
Bellifortis.
As @Spgr30 has rightly said already, this mine is an early WW2 russian example. There were. at that time, many different minetypes, according to the materials at hand. This one is a simple, well thought out design. not only the russian army used and developed them, but also the "illegal combatants", as the US call them, fighting from the deep forests.
regards,
Bellifortis.
Thanks guys ...
Joe
Joe