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Военный термин: инженерное обеспечение прорыва обороны противникаУниверсальный англо-русский словарь > fixed defenses breaching
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English-Russian military dictionary > fixed defenses breaching
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прорыв ( обороны) ; проделывание проходов ( в заграждениях) ; преодоление заграждений ( проделыванием проходов) ; пробивание отверстий— deliberate minefield breaching
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