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Mark 60 CAPTOR

Mark 60 CAPTOR is an anti-submarine weapon.

Mark 60 CAPTOR

Airmen from the 42nd Munitions Maintenance Squadron prepare to load a Mark 60 CAPTOR (encapsulated torpedo) anti-submarine mine onto a 42nd Bombardment Wing B-52G Stratofortress aircraft during Ghost Warrior, a joint Air Force/Navy exercise conducted during the base's conventional operational readiness inspection.

Camera Operator: STAFF SGT. RUSS POLLANEN · DOD-ID: DF-ST-90-11649, Service Depicted: Air Force Command Shown: F3211 Operation / Series: GHOST WARRIOR · Public domain

Field
naval mine · anti-submarine weapon · torpedo mine
Region
United States

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