Original Chinese GWOT Inert Type 72 Anti-Personnel Mine - U.S. Soldier Afghanistan Bringback Category_MG 34 Accessories The Kitchener's Army volunteers of

The Kitchener's Army volunteers of 9th Battalion

and two clear inspectors cartouches on the left side: R K W and W H R

● Imperial German Prussian Officer’s Long Military Service Cross for XXV (25) Years

Suez Crisis

which took place from 8 November to 9 November 1923

Original Chinese GWOT Inert Type 72 Anti-Personnel Mine - U.S. Soldier Afghanistan Bringback Category_MG 34 Accessories The Kitchener's Army volunteers ofOriginal Item. Only One Available. The Type 72 anti personnel blast mine is a small plastic mine made in China. It is known to have been used in Afghanistan, Angola, Cambodia, China, Eritrea, Iraq, Kurdistan, Kuwait, Lebanon, Mozambique, Namibia, Peru, Somalia, Sri Lanka, Sudan and Thailand. The mine is green with a green rubber inset on the top. This is a minimum metal mine and can be very difficult to detect. This example is totally inert and is