M18 Claymore Mine

>>32029106
I mean, steel balls propelled by an explosion are pretty deadly.

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>>32029106

>>32029106

I'm sure they can still do the job against infantry and unarmored vehicles.

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>>32029146
Why is the head the premier place to put your claymore

could be used for breaching through a thin wall

>Are these still effective on the modern battlefield anymore?
Why would they not be effective? Considering the comparatively static nature of modern counter-insurgencies, they're probably more effective now than in an actual hot war.

>>32029157
Always looking towards enemy.

>>32029106
Them shits is amazing at setting up an ambush. Especially a smaller element taking on a larger element. Also good for trapping a back way into wherever your hiding up.

>>32029106
Until C4 and small steel projectiles travelling at high velocity become obsolete the claymore will always be effective.

>>32029178
>you see joe, if you have a claymore taped to your head, you will always face the enemy because of fear of claymoresweeping your squad