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Harden up

<i>SUPPLY Side</i> thought he had seen it all. Then along came an invention that could turn mine rescue on its head. At least in theory. By <b>Noel Dyson</b>

Noel Dyson
Harden up

The folks at Minearc and Remote Control Technologies are clever. But to bring a whole different twist to mine rescue? At least that is how it appeared from the press release the two companies sent...

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