explosive ordnance disposal

I love the smell of reenlistment in the morning.

"We’ll be able to neutralize our target faster, get in and get out.”

Now that's what you'd call a... MIS-guided missile.

"I was determined that I would not take no for an answer, and pushed hard to show that I could do the job.”

The Navy wants to pump you up

An Imperial Beach-based chief explosive ordinance disposal technician was awarded the Silver Star Medal during a ceremony at Naval Base Point Loma Thursday

Cmdr. Sean Shigeru Kido, who headed the Imperial Beach, California-based EOD Mobile Unit 11, was not relieved due to any specific instance of misconduct, EOD Group One spokesperson Lt. Kara Handley told Task & Purpose

Combat engineers: Destroying things then building them back up

Army Explosive Ordnance Disposal (EOD) technicians may be overworked and understaffed, but at least they're getting a brand new robot best friend to help them avoid accidental detonation

As part of the analysis, the Navy is looking at whether EOD deployments should be shortened to four or five months. The Navy is not considering making each EOD deployment longer than six months.

The Marine Corps may one day launch crawling unmanned robots from ships to clear paths through deadly minefields for approaching assault troops to come ashore

"Something needs to change, because I don't think we have enough manpower for the workload."

According to the U.S. Air Force Civil Engineers, about 7,700 pounds of explosive fuses and flash powder were detonated Sept. 9 at the Avon Park Air Force Range

He was facing up to 70 years behind bars if all the charges stuck, but now he's getting five years probation. How'd that happen?

Two Navy EOD techs fought off 20 terrorists and shielded their comrades from enemy fire.

Two soldiers who made the ultimate sacrifice in Afghanistan have been identified by the Pentagon as Special Forces Master Sgt....

An Air Force explosive ordnance disposal technician explains what it takes to do one of the military's toughest, and most dangerous jobs.

The Department of Defense on Saturday identified the two soldiers who were killed in Afghanistan's Kunduz Province on Friday as an explosive ordnance disposal tech and a Green Beret

Two Army explosive ordnance disposal soldiers have been indicted for allegedly trying to sell dozens of rifles, pistols, and C4 explosive to undercover agents in El Paso, Texas.

The Army National Guard is investigating whether a member of an explosive ordnance disposal unit killed by an improvised explosive device...

There is no shortage of combat experience among the explosive ordnance disposal soldiers in Fort Bragg’s 28th Ordnance Company. Since...

The Marine Corps has begun fielding brand-new night vision goggles to Force Reconnaissance and Explosive Ordnance Disposal Marines, Marine Corps Systems Command...

There was a pretty clear theme at this year’s Office of Naval Research Tech Expo in Washington, D.C. on July...

Insurgent bomb makers honed their craft as John Ismay slept. Ismay, a former Navy explosive ordnance disposal technician who served...

Even by the standards of a military installation, Naval Surface Warfare Center Indian Head can be a dangerous place. The...