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Mine Lines topics in the art of mine warfare, awareness precedes preparedness, Vol. 2, No. 2, April 1995
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The content of the discussions at the symposium left little doubt that the
entire spectrum of activities that involve dealing with hazardous materials
and environments is one that is very appropriate for robotic applications.
A major purpose of the symposium was to demonstrate the similarities of the
technical problems that arise in civilian as well as military applications.
Identification of common areas of interest and common needs for solutions
is a first step in organizing focussed funding that crosses Federal Agency
jurisdictional lines.
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Technical Symposium on Autonomous Vehicles in Mine Warfare, April 4-7, 1995
Includes: Quick-Look Summary of April Symposium; Too Many Munitions, Not Enough Time -by Chris O Donnell; Formation of the Mine Warfare Association
Published at the U.S. Naval Postgraduate School, Monterey, CA 93943 in association with the Mine Warfare Asssociation, "To Enhance Communication about Mine Warfare"
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