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[edit] Aerial minelaying

I added the section, based on Hartcup, Hartmann, et al. I said "Mining was also used in the Korean War and in Vietnam. In Vietnam, rivers were extensively mined", but I think it was "for the first time", except I (vaguely) recall Hartmann said river mining was first done in Burma in about 1944. If somebody can confirm & correct? Trekphiler 16:46, 4 December 2006 (UTC)