What are the shipborne anti-mine weapons?

Shipborne anti-mine weapon is an underwater weapon used to find, clean and destroy mines. Including all kinds of mine-clearing tools and mine-hunting weapons. It is the main means to break through the blockade of enemy mines, ensure the smooth flow of sea lanes in wartime, and clear mine obstacles after the war. It is an indispensable shipborne weapon for the navy. Anti-mine weapons only appeared at the end of 19. During World War I, contact minesweepers towed by ships were widely used.

During the second world war, in order to clear new non-triggered submarine mines, some non-contact minesweepers were developed to simulate physical fields (sound, magnetism, etc. ) ships. Mine-hunting weapons were developed in the 1960s. In the early 1970s, France first developed the PAP 104 mine-hunting device, which was equipped on the banshee-class mine-hunting boat of 1972. At the same time, mine-sweeping tools are still developing, and remote-controlled mine-sweeping tools and integrated mine-sweeping tools for boats have come out one after another.