Anti-Tank Mines Used as Satchel Charges 

lmfto

You're not wrong. A sapper's life isn't for everyone.

LMAO

😂😂😂

Did it plenty of times on my Bf1 Amiens tour mate. Been there got the T shirt

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Alternatively ignorance/stupidity.

@@0xCAFEF00D Alternatively massive balls of steel*

@@Tr4wnetIgnorance, there is a reason 20 second fuses are used by the army that want to persevere troops

Thanks for the kind words!

I think with that weight, you first have to lay away your rifle, because you can probably only throw the mine with two hands. So even throwing it back with a 10 seconds fuse seems ambitious, and since nobody knows the fuze timing, even the 20 second fuse seems like a safe practice. Even if thrown back, you can throw that like at max 10 meters, then your still not safe from shrapnell. but you can run out of the zone, barely. 3 seconds is definitely suicidal.

And actual BF anti-tank mines? Not very demolishing, depending on the game.

beeeeeeeeeep

Friendly fire isn’t

nah that was something else i've seen the footage its from earlier this year. That convoy made it out okay but i dont know about the guy in the turrent

​@@arithmetikmilitantpoetry9548 the group had planted explosive and was driving away , preemptive set off but they were ok

English please.

@@kiereluurs1243 That rear Humvee def got slapped a bit by that driving away lol.

​​@@kiereluurs1243rear Humvee got shrapnel damaged When it drove by the exploding house

​@@samholdsworth420A little bit more than shrapnel damage for sure, that gunner is gone

@@gadielplays2419 yeah probably

Apparently there is A shortage of "Plastic".

​@@AKloverthose damn turtles...

@@johnsmith-jq1uc when you take it out of the satchel, it's a grenade?

A satchel charge is an assembly of plastic explosives, det cord, detonators and time fuse...all secured (usually) with gun tape. There is (usually) no real fragmenting components. A grenade has a great deal of fragmentation where a satchel charge is pure destruction based on its push/blast capacity.

when you don’t have to sprint like hell after throwing it 😂

I bet he was!

Comparing safari and real war. Hey you was fighting shepherds in sandals. And brits nazi who there is now , looks like no balls and brain for that. When it is birds with explosive above your head😂😂😂😂

Nobody gives a rats azz what UK used anywhere.

I have no idea on specifics, but tbh in trench and urban fighting I'm sure soldiers would rather have makeshift sachels than none just so they can carelessly toss them when they feel like it, rather than only having enough to finish a specific task

​​@@y0h0p38​ I have to say, your disrespectful use of "carelessly" and "when they feel like it" does seem to highlight your lack of real experience in this arena. Satchel charges (avg 10 x blocks of C4 + det cord + detonators + time fuse) and TM-62 AT mines (17lbs) aren't light, and the prepping and deployment of them isn't exactly easy work, nor for the weak hearted. That final run-down alone is a 50/50 chance that you're not coming back. So, feel free to convey some humility in your wording.

@@jay.t.foulds I'm not quite sure how I was disrespectful. Was I proper and technical? No, I used slang and jammed a sentence together, but never insulted anyone. If I offended you, I apologize. Yes, no one is "carelessly" throwing a half dozen KGs, but do you do anything carelessly when your life is at stake? My words were not meant to be taken literally, but rather figuratively. On the Ukrainian side, there's enough 112s that they are common enough to be seen with UZRG fuses. Russian Battalion tactical groups have enough as well, you see the same idea with blocks and VOG fuses. I don't have specific numbers, but a lot of charges appear to be donated, so I don't know if they have enough. Meanwhile, mines such as the 62s are literally everywhere. The way logistics works, at least for the Ukrainian side, is each unit is given what they need, extras are requested. Russian ground forces don't get enough supply that they even have enough charges most likely. I don't see a reason for why this wouldn't be popular, clearing a trench manually means that the point man is nearly 100% dead. Both sides already use improvised charges of all sorts, grenades aren't enough to level a dugout

Oh you're very welcome!

For real! I always thought it was a nautical term.

@@TheArmourersBench brings a whole new meaning to the churchill AVRE petard

oh ye you don’t see him at any point past that in full vid, that was close asf for shrapnel and shockwaves are a hell of a drug

I'm dubious.

Some posts were saying he survived with some injury, forgot the exact one but probably his brain got shook around a little

Он жив, получил контузию

На наших источниках пишут, живой

ma to sinisa komentraj na hrvatskom koda ce iko razumit

THEY.

🥱 No, they.

"is quiet gun" If you want to to know history and operation there's one on Forgotten Weapons.

Nucking_futs_yuri has a mint video from 11 months ago of the disassembly and operation of the gun.

@@R.Sole88109 Thanks will chek it out

Definitely!

And continues to be. Thanks for watching.

Жить захочешь залезешь 🤪

It could, but the use if time fuse would still be advised.

Hahah. Thanks for watching Dan.

The TM=63 has a "anti-tamper" (boobytrap) plug that can take a blasting cap or a grenade fuse. Or you can just put some C4 with a cap on slow fuse in the detonator well like the ones in the close up clips show.

Thanks for watching!

Oh yeah, not a chance.

Actually, while it is exceptionally rare, surviving without a TBI/CTE is possible.

​@@jay.t.fouldschucked one have you ? Been anywhere near one thats gone off...?

​@@TheArmourersBenchwnats worrying really is tjeyndo come with a ready made satchel strap, chucking it at Tanks etc, for the purpose off

@@BigMakBattleBlog Yes and yes. Most of my career has been as a combat engineer in the Canadian Armed Forces and in 2022 I had a stint with the ILDU. The punchline of that deployment is...don't back your pickup truck over AT-mines. Not only have I been way too close to my own satchel charges, breaching charges, grenades, etc...but I got partially disassembled in Ukr by two TM-62s. 1st/2nd/3rd degree burns, disintegrated left humerus, torn open scalp, blown both ear drums (resulting in tinnitus), broken neck, shrapnelized, etc (I always forget something)...but all scans (of which there were plenty) came up negative for TBI/CTE. Trust me, they can't explain it either. My Neurologist literally said, no joke, he said I was wolverine. I replied that I didn't think doctors were supposed to say such crap...lol. Yada, yada, yada...it was odd to smell my own flesh burning. Oh...I remembered...while I was crawling out of the vehicle as it was on fire...a 7.62 cooked off and ripped through my left side. Good times.

the side works perfect for the US mines, but the M 21 you have to use the main fuse well since that mine has a secondary fuse on the bottom for the jumper fuse to push the mine up into the vehicle. Now the tm-62 do you have a 3/4 drill and you can make a side fuse well directly into the explosives. I have seen them with wood, plastic and a fiberglass resin for the outer casing.

Yeah it makes it through.

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*idiotism

And brains of shit

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Слава России 🇷🇺

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20 second?

No, not new concept but the most recent use of the tactic.

Yes. They apparently aren't aware that you don't get to respawn iRL.

Нет уже окраины

Это орки закидывают мины

Not anti tank mines and it's the Ottawa treaty.

@louisc6687, many countries who have signed the Geneva Convention use mines. That Convention doesn't make illegal the use of mines. As stated by @ET-mr4iu, the Ottawa treaty (Anti-Personnel Mine Ban Convention) refers to the use of AP-mines...and neither RU or Ukr have signed it.

Not really about it being new, more about discussing it's a tactic being used. Thanks for watching.

Wow

Bro just found out about actually modern day conflicts 🤦

Combat Engineer haters been real quiet since this combat footage dropped

Wtf they made war real this is nothing like cod

😂его уже нет

Сосите сочно😂

HAHAHA

no cap