Underwater Dummy Mine

Underwater Dummy Mines are inert devices used for training and simulation purposes in underwater mine warfare. They are classified under the supply class "Underwater Mine And Components, Inert" and belong to the supply group "Ammunition And Explosives."

These dummy mines are designed to replicate the appearance and characteristics of real underwater mines but do not contain any explosive or hazardous materials. They are typically used by military and naval forces to train personnel in mine detection, identification, and disposal techniques.

Underwater Dummy Mines are constructed using non-reactive materials and are equipped with sensors and markers to simulate the presence of an actual mine. They may also have features such as magnetic signatures or acoustic signals to mimic the behavior of real mines.

By using these inert dummy mines, military personnel can practice their mine countermeasures skills in a safe and controlled environment without the risk of accidental detonation or damage to the surrounding marine ecosystem.

It is important to note that Underwater Dummy Mines should only be used for training purposes and should never be deployed in actual combat or operational scenarios.