Land mine - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Landmines were designed to be used to deter, channel, delay and kill an enemy. ... Explosive landmines were being used in 1277 AD by the Song Dynasty Chinese ...
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Land-mines: A deadly inheritance
Land-mines represent "an insidious and persistent danger" to children affected ... Landmines are "indiscriminate weapons triggered by innocents and unsuspecting ...
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Adopt-A-Minefield
Engages individuals, community groups, and businesses in the United Nations effort to remove landmines around the world.
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Anti-personnel landmines and explosive remnants of war
Section devoted to the victims of anti-personnel mines and other explosive remnants of war. ... Publications: Landmines, War surgery, Physical rehabilitation ...
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land mine: Definition from Answers.com
land mine n. An explosive mine laid usually just below the surface of the ground. ... Explosive landmines were being used in 1277 AD by the Song Dynasty Chinese ...
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HowStuffWorks "How Landmines Work"
Landmines have killed or maimed over 1-million people since 1975. ... Introduction to How Landmines Work. Landmine Basics. Anti-personnel Mines ...
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Landmines — Global Issues
Landmines affect mainly civilians and long after conflicts are over. ... Statistics regarding landmines also reveal shocking figures. ...
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Land mine - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Explosive landmines were being used in 1277 AD by the Song Dynasty Chinese ... Denmark has officially declared having 6 factories producing landmines in 1995. ...
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International Campaign to Ban Landmines
Brings together over 800 groups in over 50 countries who work locally, nationally, regionally, and internationally to ban antipersonnel (AP) landmines.
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The legacy of land-mines
Since 1975, land-mines have exploded under more than 1 million people and are ... Land-mines cause enormous pain and suffering but they also bring lingering ...
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