00:00To proceed to the destruction, after we put the mines anti-chars on it, which are reformed by the army
00:04and which will allow us, thanks to the core of the detonants, to explode the whole.
00:07The mines are like this, they are very ancient.
00:09They have an old age, these mines?
00:10They date the 1960s.
00:12The army doesn't use it anymore, so we use explosives for the destruction.
00:16There's two mines.
00:17And another mine.
00:17That's the package to separate them.
00:20Ohlala...
00:21At the inside, we put a little bit of explosives.
00:24So that's an explosive.
00:25Which allows us to reinforce the explosion.
00:28Then, to remove the explosion in the surface, we have, in this yellow tube,
00:31there's a peintrite.
00:32It's a cordeau detonant.
00:33There's an explosive.
00:34It's an explosive.
00:34With the button, we're going to use it together.
00:36Ah, yes.
00:36To prevent the explosion, after we put a detonator at the extremity.
00:39Why did the miners put the sable, there?
00:41Well, there, we put the mines in a way adaptable to the explosion.
00:45There, we realize that we put a mine on each obus, and touched by a mine.
00:48So, the shock will cause the explosion.
00:50And to avoid the transport from the trou, to avoid that it moves,
00:53we're going with the sable.
00:54And after, when it's at the bottom of the trou, we'll have the optimum effect that we wanted for the
00:58destruction.
00:58Hugo, do you want to put a little bit of sable in the caisse?
01:00Of course, with pleasure, thank you for the proposal.
01:02Ok, allez.
01:03Ok, do you want to cover it?
01:04Oui, oui, oui, oui.
01:06You've found a good plan, you.
01:08Fainéant.
01:10Allez.
01:11And you tasses?
01:12Sure, thank you.
01:14With pleasure, thanks to you.
