Accident and incident records from Lebanon were almost all made available long after the event. Most investigations were made by the MAC and so achieve an unusual level of independence. The current LMAC has requested copies of past accident records but does not make more recent records available.
The threat in Lebanon changed from Israeli laid minefields to Israeli dispersed submunitions, and search procedures changed accordingly. The high percentage of "missed devices" featured in later incident investigations are mainly of submunitions missed using inappropriate search procedures that failed to achieve 'clearance' as defined in the international standards.
These reports are NOT numbered in a progressive date sequence.