For a bounding fragmentation landmine, which combination of fuzing options is listed?

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

Answer: (B)

Bounding fragmentation mines are designed to respond to more than one triggering condition to ensure reliable detonation and control in the field. The best answer reflects a fuze setup that includes several initiation paths: a pressure initiator to trigger when someone steps on it, a pull mechanism to detonate via a tripwire, and a command-detonation option for remote triggering by an operator. This combination covers direct pressure triggering, remote control, and an alternative physical trigger, providing flexibility and redundancy in initiation.

The other options show only a single fuze type (pressure alone, tilt rod alone, or an influence/proximity type). Those do not capture the multi-modal initiation setup commonly associated with bounding fragmentation mines in safety contexts, where multiple triggering paths are used to ensure the device can be activated under different scenarios.