An explosive ordnance disposal robot driven by Soldiers of 3rd Ordnance Battalion EOD, 71st Ordnance Group EOD, Joint Base Lewis-McChord, Wash., makes its way toward an improvised explosive device site during a certification exercise Nov. 18 on JBLM. The exercise was designed to mimic real-world scenarios and test EOD personnel on their capabilities. (U.S. Army photo by Sgt. Cody Quinn, 28th Public Affairs Detachment/Released) JBLM EOD trains for real-world scenarios 141118-A-BX700-139

An explosive ordnance disposal robot driven by Soldiers of 3rd Ordnance Battalion EOD, 71st Ordnance Group EOD, Joint Base Lewis-McChord, Wash., makes its way toward an improvised explosive device site during a certification exercise Nov. 18 on JBLM. The exercise was designed to mimic real-world scenarios and test EOD personnel on their capabilities. (U.S. Army photo by Sgt. Cody Quinn, 28th Public Affairs Detachment/Released) JBLM EOD trains for real-world scenarios 141118-A-BX700-139 Stock Photo

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