EOD bringing the heat in 2026! Explosive Ordnance Disposal Technicians with EODMU-11 conduct EOD Operations during a training exercise in China Lake, California. EODMU-11, a subordinate command of Explosive Ordnance Disposal Group ONE (EODGRU-1), operates as part of the Navy Expeditionary Combat Force, providing skilled, capable, and deployable maritime EOD and Navy Diver forces around the globe to support a range of operations. 🎥 MC2 August Clawson | U.S. Navy

Royal Navy bomb disposal experts have now arrived at the scene after a suspected unexploded bomb was discovered in Plymouth. A 100 metre cordon and road closures are now in place around the building site where the ordnance was discovered. People are being urged to avoid the area while attempts are made to identify the ordnance and make it safe. #BreakingNews #uk #bomb | Plymouth Plus

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In the last 12 months, NATO #KFOR Explosive Ordnance Disposal Teams were engaged 129 times and destroyed 96 unexploded bombs and 33 weapons in Kosovo. An increasing number of tasks are conducted with the #Kosovo Security Organizations which are often acting in as first responders. Read more: bit.ly/3gZ2wlO | NATO Kosovo Force - KFOR