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    US WWII aerial mining

    Document on aerial mining by the US.

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    Great Find!!!
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    Agreed SYS good item there MD.
    IMO the guys who laid mines had some of the toughest jobs going.
    In the book War In A Stringbag, Charlie Lamb says that of all his missions (including the Bismark attack) mine laying was the worst as you always had a long way to go and you had to return regularly to re-sew the same area, the enemy knew this, and often would be waiting with pre-trained ack, ack.

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    Ah thanks Mic!! This answered a question I asked a few months back!!

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