This is a list of commonly used land mines.

Mines by type

Anti-personnel

Fragmentation and stake mines

Shaped charge mines

C3A1 mine C3A2 mine

Directional mines

Blast mines

Bounding mines

Flame mines Abwehrflammenwerfer 42 Flame fougasse X-200 mine XM-54 mine

Chemical mines

Livens Projector see noteThe Livens Projector is more of a mortar than a land mine but it is described as "arguably the first chemical mine" in The Origins of Military Mines: Part I, Major William C. Schneck and is consequently included here. KhF-1 bounding gas mine KhF-2 bounding gas mine M1 chemical mine M23 chemical mine Spruh-Buchse 37 Yperite mine

Anti-vehicle mines

Blast mines

Shaped charge/Misnay Schardin effect

Full width mines

Side attack mines

Wide area mines

M93 HORNET mine PTKM - 1R

Anti-helicopter mines 4AHM-100 mine AHM-200 mine AHM-200-1 mine AHM-200-2 mine Anti-Transport Mine Helkir mine PMN-150 mine PMN-250 mine TEMP 20

Nuclear land mines

Blue Peacock Medium Atomic Demolition Munition Special Atomic Demolition Munition

Mines by country of origin

Argentina FMK-1 mine FMK-3 mine FMK-5 mine MAPG mine MAPPG mine

Austria Helkir mine

Bulgaria 4AHM-100 mine AHM-200 mine AHM-200-1 mine AHM-200-2 mine Anti Transport Mine (Bulgaria) PMN-150 mine PMN-250 mine

Canada C3A1 mine DM-21 mine

China

Cuba AT-8 (Cuban mine) PMFH-1 mine PMFH-2 mine

Former Czechoslovakia PP Mi-SK mine (a Czechoslovak copy of the POMZ-2 mine, used with an RO-1 fuze)

Sweden M/47 mine FFV 016 mine FFV 028 mine

France MAPED F1 (France) Model 1948 mine

Germany

Italy

Japan Type 93 mine Type 96 mine Type 67 mine Type 99 mine

Myanmar MM-1 mine

South Africa Mini MS-803 (South Africa)

Serbia MRUD (Serbia)

Former Soviet Union/Russia

Sri Lanka Johnny Landmine 95 (LTTE) Rangan 99 P4Mk1 Type 72

United Kingdom

United States

Former Yugoslavia MRUD (Serbia) PROM-1 PMA-2 "Pašteta" PMA-3 mine PMR-1 mine PMR-2A mine TMM-1

Vietnam MD-82 mine MBV-78A1 mine

See also

Notes

References Jane's Mines and Mine Clearance 2005-2006 Brassey's Essential Guide to Anti-Personnel Landmines, Eddie Banks Foreign Mine Warfare Equipment, TM 5-223