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US M19 Nonmetallic Antitank Landmine

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First published at 00:28 UTC on March 19th, 2021.

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These mines are rare in the inventory now. I saw a chart with historic landmine production data and inventory numbers during the mid 90s. It was classified but I had access because of my duty position at the time. There were estimated to be around 60,000 left in inventory 20 years ago according to online searches. They were produced in the late 1950s and were given out in large numbers to guerilla organizations we supported during the Cold War. Easy to use and very hard to detect during that period.

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