Original U.S. WWII Inert German Anti-Tank Tellermine T.Mi.35 Training Mine German Militaria The men were called the

The men were called the Liên Đoàn Người Nhái (LDNN) or Vietnamese Frogmen

with the lid often having a secondary role as a frying pan

This choice of materials was assumed to be motivated by the desire to allow parts to "deform and bend well in advance of fracture" enabling a safer operation at a high rate of fire

A tan cover known as a first pattern was a two layer

Original U.S. WWII Inert German Anti-Tank Tellermine T.Mi.35 Training Mine German Militaria The men were called theOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is WWII manufactured T. Mi. 35 mine built by the United States in order to train their troops on how to deactivate live teller mines in occupied Europe. The mine is totally inert, hollow, and marked dummy faintly in yellow paint on the underside. This example is totally inert and unable to be filled with an explosive filler to be used as a destructive device. This is a dummy training mine and is in compliance