mine-clearing line charge

A mine-clearing line charge is a device used to create a breach in minefields under combat conditions. While there are many types, the basic design is for many explosive charges connected on a line to be projected onto the minefield and then exploded, detonating any buried mines, thus clearing a path for troops to cross.

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Soldiers breach an enemy compound 150225-A-QU939-107

Polish T-55A-based engineering tank with KMT-4 2

Combined Arms Live-Fire Exercise 151119-A-CY863-002

Mine Clearing Land Charge Operation Bright Star 2001 DF-SD-03-04342

Operation Dynamic Partnership Part Two 130213-M-YH552-140

Polish T-55A-based engineering tank with KMT-4

73rd Engineers fire mine clearing line charge in Alaska 130522-A-AX238-001

Combined Arms Live Fire Exercise 170207-A-CY863-309

Operation Black Sand blasts the insurgency to dust DVIDS441981

73rd Engineers fire mine clearing line charge in Alaska 130522-A-AX238-002

Type	Subtype	Date	Description	Notes	Source
commons	image		Soldiers breach an enemy compound 150225-A-QU939-107		Commons
commons	image		Polish T-55A-based engineering tank with KMT-4 2		Commons
commons	image		Combined Arms Live-Fire Exercise 151119-A-CY863-002		Commons
commons	image		Mine Clearing Land Charge Operation Bright Star 2001 DF-SD-03-04342		Commons
commons	image		Operation Dynamic Partnership Part Two 130213-M-YH552-140		Commons
commons	image		Polish T-55A-based engineering tank with KMT-4		Commons
commons	image		73rd Engineers fire mine clearing line charge in Alaska 130522-A-AX238-001		Commons
commons	image		Combined Arms Live Fire Exercise 170207-A-CY863-309		Commons
commons	image		Operation Black Sand blasts the insurgency to dust DVIDS441981		Commons
commons	image		73rd Engineers fire mine clearing line charge in Alaska 130522-A-AX238-002		Commons