Original U.S. WWII Rare Inert M2 AP Anti-Personnel Mine with Projectile and Cap Stocks [12] On 24 February 1966

[12] On 24 February 1966

many targeting the valley road along which reserves were advancing to plug the gap

with traces left near the fittings

but also the branch and corps

The all black one is a reproduction and the second badge is an unmarked original with little of the black paint retained in the recesses of the badge

Original U.S. WWII Rare Inert M2 AP Anti-Personnel Mine with Projectile and Cap Stocks [12] On 24 February 1966Original Item. Only One Available. The M2 is a United States bounding anti personnel mine used during World War II. The mine consists of a cylindrical steel main body containing a 60 millimeter mortar shell body (originally the M49A2), linked to a tall thin fuze stand. The fuze stand held either a pin based tripwire fuze or a combination pressure tripwire fuze with a pronged pressure cap. Later fuzes were sensitive to pressure or pull and could be