explosive ordnance disposal training.

weapons firing and explosive ordnance disposal

explosive and ordnance disposal, mine detection

This is because all explosive ordnance is capable of failing to explode as intended.

Where possible, ammunition not already destroyed was safely detonated by trained explosive ordnance personnel.

When planning or executing attacks using explosive ordnance during an armed conflict the United Kingdom applies the following principles

(b) Services related to garage facilities screen vehicles for access authority inspect delivery vehicles inspect vehicles for explosive ordnance

Explosive ordnance are required to be stored, transported and handled so as to ensure the best possible long term reliability.

The completion of a landmine impact survey, the recovery of 13,812 items of mines, explosive ordnance and unexploded ordnance and the clearance of 225,400 square metres are critical steps towards overcoming those obstacles.

As such, information from the Explosive Ordnance Disposal (EOD) community, both defence and NGO, could be used to further refine the British risk matrix.

Ordnance company

Monitoring exports of ordnance

Currently over 90 of IEDs in Iraq utilize a type of military explosive ordnance which has typically been recovered from storage sites damaged, destroyed or abandoned during the war.

Commanders are required to ensure that members of the NZDF are adequately trained in the use, storage and transportation of explosive ordnance in order to minimise the occurrence of ERW.

2.1.6 Artillery 2.1.7 Other ordnance

In addition, Portugal has offered to provide 35 police trainers, while Japan has offered to provide training and material support in the areas of explosive ordnance disposal, traffic and community policing.

Background For the purpose of this policy, Unexploded Ordnance (UXO) is defined as a launched or emplaced munition that has been operationally employed but failed to function its explosive contents as intended.

There's live ordnance, now get out!

In addition, the following ordnance was found

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Explosive remnants of war Working Group on Explosive Remnants of War

(d) mine detection and unexploded ordnance detection devices

NUCLEAR EXPLOSIVE DEVICES

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In the interests of providing feedback on ERW found in current operational theatres the Australian Delegation sought advice on the experiences of its specialist ammunition technical and explosive ordnance disposal officers arising from their recent operational tours in Iraq.

Explosive Remnants of War

Explosive Substance Act, 1884

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Assistance is also being provided to the Professional Ethics Office, Crime Scene Office and Public Information Office of the national police and the immigration services, as well as in the areas of close protection, counter terrorism and explosive ordnance disposal.

Jim detonated his explosive belt.

(b) Explosive remnants of war

Explosive Remnants of War (ERW)

Renunciation of nuclear explosive devices

OR OTHER NUCLEAR EXPLOSIVE DEVICES

Well, this atmosphere was explosive.

The United Kingdom recognises that all explosive munitions are capable of becoming Explosive Remnants of War.

In addition, 33,604 pieces of ordnance for heavy weapons were recovered.

Othic, calm down, goddamn it! There's live ordnance, now get out!

Fourteen impacts were recorded in that period, mostly of 82 millimetre ordnance.

Meanwhile, the European situation looks explosive.

on Explosive Remnants of War (ERW)

Mines and explosive remnants of war

The subregional context is very explosive.