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Robots help to detect and “defuse” radiation sources
Robots help to detect and “defuse” radiation sources
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A rapid-response unit from Russia’s radiation, chemical and biological protection forces (Unit 200) conducted drills at training grounds outside Noginsk... 27.07.2011, Sputnik International
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A rapid-response unit from Russia’s radiation, chemical and biological protection forces (Unit 200) conducted drills at training grounds outside Noginsk, Moscow Region, on July 26. MRK-61 robots, used to detect lethally contaminated areas, helped the unit’s newly recruited soldiers.
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Robots help to detect and “defuse” radiation sources
17:15 GMT 27.07.2011 (Updated: 19:54 GMT 19.10.2022) A rapid-response unit from Russia’s radiation, chemical and biological protection forces (Unit 200) conducted drills at training grounds outside Noginsk, Moscow Region, on July 26. MRK-61 robots, used to detect lethally contaminated areas, helped the unit’s newly recruited soldiers.
A rapid-response unit from Russia’s radiation, chemical and biological protection forces (Unit 200) conducted drills at training grounds outside Noginsk, Moscow Region, on July 26. MRK-61 robots, used to detect lethally contaminated areas, helped the unit’s newly recruited soldiers.
