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MiVAC NEWS
MiVAC NEWS
Ban Xai update – 24 December 2011
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Ban Xai update – 25 November 2011
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Ban Xai update – 13 November 2011
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Ban Xai update – 28 October 2011
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Ban Xai update – 14 October 2011
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September 2011 Newsletter
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Smartphones target leftover land mines
Land mines remain among the most destructive remnants of 20th century warfare, continuing to slow resettlement and hinder recovery in many former war zones. While mine-clearing protocols have improved substantially since World War II, the technology used to locate buried landmines has changed little: De-miners use metal detectors to find
First female deminer to neutralise an M14 mine
Here is a story about the lady who found an M14 landmine. Her name is Buasone. She is 35 years old. has 6 children and 5 of whom are girls. The oldest is 20 years old, and the youngest is a boy 10 years old now. She and her husband
MiVAC Patron Sandy MacGregor MC RFD chatted with ABC Radio host Macca on Australia All Over on Sunday 18th April 2010.
MiVAC Patron Sandy MacGregor MC RFD chatted with ABC Radio host Macca on Australia All Over on Sunday 18th April 2010. Listen to a replay on YouTube: Or: Download a copy of the interview.Go to the Australia All Over website.