#Didyouknow? Explosive Ordnance Technicians are trained to detect, disarm, detonate and dispose of explosive threats. #YourADF recently took part in explosive ordnance training scenario as part of Exercise RIMPAC 2018. RIMPAC is a biennial military training exercise to strengthen international maritime partnerships, enhance interoperability and improve the readiness of our Defence Force. | Defence Australia

7.3K views · 242 reactions |  裡 Disposal (EOD) Airmen received #training on demolition techniques. Demolition is the most common and effective way for an #EOD technician to dispose of explosives.  #TomorrowsAirForce | #Faster | #Smarter | #TrainingIsTheMission US Air Force Civil Engineers | Air Force Explosive Ordnance Disposal | Air Combat Command | United States Air Force  | Nellis Air Force Base | Facebook

93K views · 802 reactions | On Aug. 22 1941 the first Naval Mine Disposal Class graduated. These students serve as EOD's backbone of 75 years of quiet professionalism and the sharpening of EOD know how. To all EOD technicians who have served or are currently serving, thank you for your service and sacrifice. | Navy Expeditionary Combat Command | Facebook

1.3K views · 52 reactions | *Explosive Ordnance Disposal! | San Joaquin County Sheriff's Office | Facebook

Few jobs carry more weight than MOS 89D: Explosive Ordnance Disposal Specialist. Not even counting the 80-pound suit. Eliminating the threat is an 89D's job. With over 130 careers, the Guard has a future for everyone. Find yours: http://bit.ly/2TX5Rbt | National Guard