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==Military rationale for mine warfare== | title = Why Australia Needs a Mine Warfare Capability

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'''Demining''' is a subset of [[mine warfare]]. The term usually refers to clearing [[mine (land warfare)|land mines]] a

[[Mine warfare]] is just under the surface, although mines can be laid by aircraft, ships,

*'''M''': [[Mine warfare]]

* [[H-60 helicopter|SH-60S Knighthawk]] [[USMC]] utility, mine warfare, [[CSAR]] [[helicopter]], replacing [[CH-46]],[[RH-53]]

| contribution = IV. Mine Warfare in Vietnam

...ckly (1-4 days) reconfigured with '''mission modules''' for [[mine (naval)|mine warfare (MIW)]], [[anti-submarine warfare]] (ASW), and [[anti-surface warfare]] (AS ...ties. He agrees that the helicopter is essential to antisubmarine warfare, mine warfare, and anti-surface warfare development. Yet another alternative would be to

The '''proximity fuze''' is a type of [[artillery]] or mine warfare fuze. In the best-known [[Second World War]] application, it comprises a r

| title = Joint Publication 3-15: Barriers, Obstacles, and Mine Warfare for Joint Operations

...o the MH-60R Seahawk (ASW and ASuW), and the Knighthawk for troop lift and mine warfare. Both types can be armed; the Seahawk is really an attack helicopter for ot

...amphibious warfare, hospital ship, amphibious command ship|command ship, mine warfare|minelayer or special operations roles. <ref>{{citation

...arfare. Detecting shallow-water and beach mines remains a challenge, since mine warfare is a deadly "poor man's weapon."

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