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Qu'est-ce (qui) est Çayeli mine - définition


Çayeli mine         
MINE IN TURKEY
Cayeli mine
The Çayeli mine is a large mine in the east of Turkey in Rize Province 470 km east of the capital, Ankara. Çayeli represents one of the largest copper reserve in Turkey having estimated reserves of 20 million tonnes of ore grading 2.
Fujiko Mine         
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  • Fujiko as seen in ''[[Alcatraz Connection]]''
  • [[Miyuki Sawashiro]] has been Fujiko's voice actress since 2011.
LUPIN III UNIVERSE CHARACTER
Mine Fujiko; Huziko Mine; Mine Huziko; Margo (Fujiko Mine); Rosarie
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Naval mine         
  • A B-29 Superfortress dropping sea mines over Japanese home waters
  • British Mk 14 sea mine
  • 2}}
  • [[David Bushnell]]'s mines destroying a British ship in 1777
  • A 14th-century illustration of a naval mine and page description from the ''[[Huolongjing]]''
  • A [[Vickers Wellington]] fitted with a ''DWI'', magnetic mine exploder, [[Ismailia]], Egypt
  • Dubai, UAE]].
  • The towed, electric cables of ''Double-L'', magnetic–minesweeping gear being deployed behind a Royal Navy minesweeper
  • Ruotsinsalmi]]'' lays naval mines in the [[Gulf of Finland]] during the [[Continuation War]]
  • German parachute-retarded magnetic mine. Dropped by [[Luftwaffe]] bomber during WWII and landed on the ground. Fuse mechanisms are visible
  • MH-53E]] from [[HM-15]] tows a minesweeping sled while conducting simulated mine clearing operations
  • A CAPTOR mine being loaded onto a [[B-52 Stratofortress]] at [[Loring Air Force Base]]
  • Australian waters]] during World War II
  • Captured Iranian mine laying ship, ''[[Iran Ajr]]'' (left), a converted Japanese-built landing craft, 1987.
  • 1}}s of the [[German Navy]]
  • A bottlenose dolphin of the [[United States Navy Marine Mammal Program]] during mine clearance operations in the Persian Gulf
  • Seehund]] ROVs of the [[German Navy]] used for minesweeping
  • Types of naval mines:<br> '''A'''-underwater, '''B'''-bottom, '''SS'''-submarine. '''1'''-drifting mine, '''2'''-drifting mine, '''3'''-moored mine, '''4'''-moored mine (short wire), '''5'''-bottom mines, '''6'''-torpedo mine/CAPTOR mine, '''7'''-rising mine
  • 6}} after striking a mine off [[Utah Beach]], 7 June 1944. Note her broken back, with smoke pouring from amidships.
  • [[Camouflage]]d Iraqi mines hidden inside [[oil barrel]]s on a shipping barge in the [[Persian Gulf]], 2003.
  • P-3 Orion]]
  • Infernal machines in the [[Potomac River]] in 1861 during the [[American Civil War]], sketch by [[Alfred Waud]]
  • An explosion of a Naval mine
EXPLOSIVE WEAPON FOR USE IN SEAS AND WATERWAYS, TRIGGERED BY THE TARGET'S APPROACH
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A naval mine is a self-contained explosive device placed in water to damage or destroy surface ships or submarines. Unlike depth charges, mines are deposited and left to wait until they are triggered by the approach of, or contact with, any vessel or a particular vessel type, akin to anti-infantry vs.