Underwater Mines and Components, Explosive

NATO Supply Class 1351 refers to the category of Underwater Mines And Components, Explosive within NATO Supply Group 13, which is dedicated to Ammunition And Explosives.

Underwater mines are explosive devices that are specifically designed to be deployed and detonated underwater. They are typically used for defensive purposes to protect harbors, waterways, or other strategic areas. These mines can be activated by various means, such as contact with a target, magnetic influence, or acoustic signals.

Components of underwater mines include various parts and accessories that are necessary for their deployment, activation, and detonation. This may include casings, fuses, detonators, sensors, and other related equipment.

The classification of this supply class within NATO Supply Group 13 indicates that it falls under the broader category of Ammunition And Explosives. NATO Supply Group 13 encompasses a wide range of items related to ammunition, explosives, and their components, including small arms ammunition, artillery ammunition, bombs, grenades, rockets, and other explosive devices.

It is important to note that the NATO Supply Classification (NSC) system is used by NATO member countries to standardize the identification and classification of military items for logistical and supply chain purposes. The NSC provides a common language and framework for the management and exchange of military-related information among NATO allies.

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