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- Mk_7_mine diameter "325.0".
- Mk_7_mine height "139.0".
- Mk_7_mine weight "13.6".
- Mk_7_mine abstract "The Mk 7 mine was a circular British anti-tank blast mine. It replaced the World War 2-era Mk 5 mine, and has in turn been replaced by the L9 Bar Mine.The Mk 7 can be laid either by hand or from a mechanical mine layer. The mine is conventional in design. It has a steel casing with a central, main fuze well, below which is a tetryl booster charge, both surrounded by the main explosive filling of TNT. The mine can be fitted with a variety of fuzes, including a double-impulse fuze (which gives it some resistance to explosive demining methods) or the L93A1 tilt-rod fuze, which gives it a full width attack capability.The mine has a secondary fuze well for an anti-lifting device and a mechanical anti-handling device was also produced for the mine, although this is reported to have never been used. The mine is currently being phased out of service with the British army. The mine is found in Afghanistan, Angola, Cyprus, Egypt, Eritrea, Ethiopia, Lebanon, Libya, Namibia, Oman, Somalia, and Zambia. The two most modern variants of the mine, the Mk 7/4 (standard) and the Mk 7/7 (waterproof), were taken out of service by the UK by March 2003, after which disposal of existing stockpiles commenced.A Mk 7 was responsible for the deaths of 10 Afghan girls, aged between nine and thirteen years, in December 2012.".
- Mk_7_mine diameter "0.325".
- Mk_7_mine height "0.139".
- Mk_7_mine origin United_Kingdom.
- Mk_7_mine type Anti-tank_mine.
- Mk_7_mine weight "13600.0".
- Mk_7_mine wikiPageExternalLink displaydata.aspx?OrDataId=7549.
- Mk_7_mine wikiPageID "6572389".
- Mk_7_mine wikiPageRevisionID "585148311".
- Mk_7_mine detonation "Double-impulse fuze, tilt-rod fuze , anti-handling device".
- Mk_7_mine filling Trinitrotoluene.
- Mk_7_mine hasPhotoCollection Mk_7_mine.
- Mk_7_mine isExplosive "yes".
- Mk_7_mine manufacturer "Royal Ordnance".
- Mk_7_mine name "Anti-tank Mine Mark 7".
- Mk_7_mine service "–2003".
- Mk_7_mine type "Anti-tank blast mine".
- Mk_7_mine variants "Mk 7/4 , Mk 7/7".
- Mk_7_mine subject Category:Anti-tank_mines.
- Mk_7_mine type Device.
- Mk_7_mine type Weapon.
- Mk_7_mine type Product.
- Mk_7_mine type DesignedArtifact.
- Mk_7_mine comment "The Mk 7 mine was a circular British anti-tank blast mine. It replaced the World War 2-era Mk 5 mine, and has in turn been replaced by the L9 Bar Mine.The Mk 7 can be laid either by hand or from a mechanical mine layer. The mine is conventional in design. It has a steel casing with a central, main fuze well, below which is a tetryl booster charge, both surrounded by the main explosive filling of TNT.".
- Mk_7_mine label "Mk 7 mine".
- Mk_7_mine sameAs m.0gc2bz.
- Mk_7_mine sameAs Q6885463.
- Mk_7_mine sameAs Q6885463.
- Mk_7_mine wasDerivedFrom Mk_7_mine?oldid=585148311.
- Mk_7_mine isPrimaryTopicOf Mk_7_mine.
- Mk_7_mine name "Anti-tank Mine Mark 7".