For a blast-activated landmine, which fuzing combination is listed?

For a blast-activated landmine, which fuzing combination is listed?

• A. Tilt rod, Influence
• B. Pressure
• C. Pressure, Pull, Cmd Det
• D. Pull

Answer: (C)

A blast-activated mine often uses multiple triggering inputs to allow different ways to initiate detonation or to provide redundancy. The combination that includes pressure sensing, a pull mechanism, and a command-detonation input shows a multi-input fuze setup where the device can be triggered by weight, by a pull on a lanyard, or remotely via a command signal. This is why it’s the listed configuration: it explicitly demonstrates all three trigger paths. Other options describe single-input fuzes or different fuze types (like tilt rod or influence), which don’t match the demonstrated multi-input blast-activated setup.

A blast-activated mine often uses multiple triggering inputs to allow different ways to initiate detonation or to provide redundancy. The combination that includes pressure sensing, a pull mechanism, and a command-detonation input shows a multi-input fuze setup where the device can be triggered by weight, by a pull on a lanyard, or remotely via a command signal. This is why it’s the listed configuration: it explicitly demonstrates all three trigger paths. Other options describe single-input fuzes or different fuze types (like tilt rod or influence), which don’t match the demonstrated multi-input blast-activated setup.