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An anti-submarine indicator loop was a submerged cable laid on the sea bed and used to detect the passage of enemy submarines.

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rdfs:label	Anti-submarine indicator loop (en) Boucle de détection de sous-marins (fr)
rdfs:comment	An anti-submarine indicator loop was a submerged cable laid on the sea bed and used to detect the passage of enemy submarines. (en) Une boucle de détection de sous-marins est un système de détection de passage de sous-marins ennemis grâce à un câble immergé disposé en boucle posé au fond de la mer. Développées par la Royal Navy durant la Première Guerre mondiale, elles ont été largement utilisées par les Alliés pendant la Seconde Guerre mondiale pour protéger les ports contre les attaques de sous-marins. (fr)
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dcterms:subject	1915 establishments in Scotland Weapons and ammunition introduced in 1915 Scottish inventions Anti-submarine warfare
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Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage	Board of Invention and Research 1915 establishments in Scotland Weapons and ammunition introduced in 1915 Hydrophones Vacuum tube Induction loop SM UB-116 English Channel Galvanometer Glasgow Corporation Tramways Grand Fleet Controlled mines Hemp Type A Kō-hyōteki-class submarine William Henry Bragg Winston Churchill HMS Osprey HMS Vernon Jute Linen Aberdour Alexander Crichton Mitchell Scottish inventions Ernest Rutherford Firth of Forth Harwich Hydrophone Arthur Balfour Attack on Sydney Harbour Anti-submarine warfare Scapa Flow First Lord of the Admiralty dbr:HMS_Tarlair dbr:Hoxa_Sound
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has abstract	An anti-submarine indicator loop was a submerged cable laid on the sea bed and used to detect the passage of enemy submarines. (en) Une boucle de détection de sous-marins est un système de détection de passage de sous-marins ennemis grâce à un câble immergé disposé en boucle posé au fond de la mer. Développées par la Royal Navy durant la Première Guerre mondiale, elles ont été largement utilisées par les Alliés pendant la Seconde Guerre mondiale pour protéger les ports contre les attaques de sous-marins. (fr)
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is Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage of	Bembridge Fort Hungry Beach Indicator net Induction loop Fremantle Harbour Controlled mines Anti-submarine warfare Anti-submarine weapon Linnet-class minelayer Chinaman's Hat (Port Phillip) Alexander Crichton Mitchell HMAS Limicola HMCS Sackville (K181) Attack on Sydney Harbour Manza Bay Indicator loop
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