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Most types of submunitions are designed to disperse submunitions over a wide area (some models disperse submunitions over a square kilometre).

(iii) Sub Munitions

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(e) Small calibre ammunitions

Identifying high risk munitions

Specific Types of Munitions

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Legacy Munitions Awaiting Destruction

Air delivered Cluster Munitions

The reliability testing of existing and stored munitions should be part of any preventive measure designed to reduce the likelihood of munitions, including submunitions, from becoming ERW.

With respect to submunitions, the list identifies that several types of submunitions have different humanitarian risk associated with them.

However, there are some nuances with respect to implementation of the most appropriate preventive measures for munitions, including submunitions.

The designs of which types of munitions, including sub munitions, need to be considered for improvement as possible preventive measures? In this regard, the Meetings had to identify those munitions, including submunitions, which as unexploded ordnance pose the greatest humanitarian hazard.

Artillery Rocket launched Cluster Munitions

The examination of the munitions will include all components and packaging.

6. Welcomes the commitment by States parties to continue to address the humanitarian problems caused by certain specific types of munitions in all their aspects, including cluster munitions, with a view to minimizing the humanitarian impact of these munitions

Ground launched munitions can be divided into a further 2 categories tube artillery launched and rocket launched.

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Legal and humanitarian concerns about cluster munitions

Working Group on Explosive Remnants of War

(v) Aerial delivered Bombs Sub munitions,

The United Kingdom therefore considers that the question relates to the use of all explosive munitions, including cluster munitions, during an armed conflict.

(ii) In theatre management of stockpiles to ensure ongoing monitoring of munition quality, particularly when in long term stockpiles and to ensure the introduction of ammunition into theatre is controlled so as to minimize the residual amounts of unused ammunition post conflict

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The UK has both air delivered and ground launched cluster munitions, which can serve as examples of how cluster munitions are used.

In particular, multi fuze submunitions seem to pose a much lower humanitarian risk than submunitions with single fuze or mortar rounds.

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Such precautions apply to the use of submunitions.

Since all explosive munitions can become ERW, this question relates to all explosive munitions used in armed conflict.

Such cooperation might include training facilities and joint surveys.

(d) mine detection and unexploded ordnance detection devices

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It is clear that CIDA's opinion covers not only measures planned for use but also measures applicable to the design of such munitions submunitions.

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Military officials are also troubled by the impact of cluster munitions on civilian populations.

List of relevant categories and types of munitions

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(iii) Air launched sub munitions (single fuze)

Recalling the report of the group of experts on the problem of ammunition and explosives,

Taking note of the report of the Group of Experts on the problem of ammunition and explosives,