The Type 99 (Hako-Baku-Rai) mine was a Japanese anti-tank weapon used during the Second World War. It entered service in 1939. Four magnets were attached to the casing made of …

Type 99 Magnetic Anti-Tank Grenade - a.k.a. "Turtle Mine" Although commonly referred to as a "mine", it has a delay action fuze that is manually set. As with the German magnetic and sticky …

Sep 1, 2020 · The primary magnetic anti-tank weapon was the deceptively simple Model 99 Hakobakurai ‘Turtle’ mine. Reminiscent in shape to a turtle with four magnets sticking out like …

The Type 99 (Hako-Baku-Rai) mine was a Japanese anti-tank weapon used during the Second World War. It entered service in 1939. Four magnets were attached to the casing made of …

mine this Type 99 anti-tank mine resembles a disc-shaped canvas cloth bag, with a snap-fastened flap on the outer edge for inserting eight blocks of explosive. There are also four equally …

The Type 99 Mine was a Japanese anti-tank mine used during World War II. "A light, thrown, anti-tank mine that sticks only to vehicles and explodes on a timer between 5-10 seconds. Two of …

charge & dummy fuze circular magnetic demolition charge consisting of cloth body with press studded aperture in side for insertion of explosive, four square magnets and time fuze …

"A Type 99 mine at the Imperial War Museum in London. Note the four magnets and the protruding fuze, and the missing safety pin."

Jul 10, 2024 · The Type 99 mine is one of the most unique pieces of Japanese ordnance. While technically a mine, it functions in a similar manner to that of the Japanese Type 97 hand …

The Type 99 was an AT Grenade, also commonly called a mine that was used by Japan during World War II. It is actually incorrect nomenclature to call the Type 99 a mine because the Type …