TMA-3

The TMA-3 was developed in Yugoslavia as part of an expansion of the range of anti-armor engineering weapons. Its design ensures the effective neutralization of tanks and armored vehicles moving on roads or rough terrain.

Designed to disable enemy tracked and automotive vehicles.

The mine has a disk-shaped body made of fiberglass, which makes it difficult to detect with conventional metal detectors. On the top of the TMA-3 there are three mushroom-shaped fuses. The mine is triggered when any of them is pressed, for example, by a caterpillar or a wheel of a vehicle. On the bottom of the body there is a threaded eyelet - for installing the mine in the soil, sand or snow in an unextracted state.

The body is made of fiberglass, which makes it difficult to detect with conventional metal detectors.