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An exercise improvised explosive device is rendered safe (destroyed by detonation) by a combined team of explosive ordnance disposal technicians from the 71st Ordnance Group (EOD) and bomb squad technicians from the Doña Ana County Sheriff’s Department Bomb Squad at Pinal Air Park, Ariz. during Raven’s Challenge XII, March 19-23. The Raven’s Challenge Exercise is an annual, interagency, counter IED exercise that incorporates scenarios focused on interoperability capabilities between public safety bomb squads (PSBSs) and military EOD units in operational environments. Stock Photo
RMMD7D78–An exercise improvised explosive device is rendered safe (destroyed by detonation) by a combined team of explosive ordnance disposal technicians from the 71st Ordnance Group (EOD) and bomb squad technicians from the Doña Ana County Sheriff’s Department Bomb Squad at Pinal Air Park, Ariz. during Raven’s Challenge XII, March 19-23. The Raven’s Challenge Exercise is an annual, interagency, counter IED exercise that incorporates scenarios focused on interoperability capabilities between public safety bomb squads (PSBSs) and military EOD units in operational environments.
An exercise improvised explosive device is rendered safe (destroyed by detonation) by a combined team of explosive ordnance disposal technicians from the 71st Ordnance Group (EOD) and bomb squad technicians from the Doña Ana County Sheriff’s Department Bomb Squad at Pinal Air Park, Ariz. during Raven’s Challenge XII, March 19-23. The Raven’s Challenge Exercise is an annual, interagency, counter IED exercise that incorporates scenarios focused on interoperability capabilities between public safety bomb squads (PSBSs) and military EOD units in operational environments. Image collection celebrati Stock Photo
RMMJ3Y5P–An exercise improvised explosive device is rendered safe (destroyed by detonation) by a combined team of explosive ordnance disposal technicians from the 71st Ordnance Group (EOD) and bomb squad technicians from the Doña Ana County Sheriff’s Department Bomb Squad at Pinal Air Park, Ariz. during Raven’s Challenge XII, March 19-23. The Raven’s Challenge Exercise is an annual, interagency, counter IED exercise that incorporates scenarios focused on interoperability capabilities between public safety bomb squads (PSBSs) and military EOD units in operational environments. Image collection celebrati
A TALON explosive ordnance disposal robot is remotely controlled by an EOD technician from the 71st Ordnance Group (EOD) to move a suspected exercise improvised explosive device to an area where it can be rendered safe at Pinal Air Park, Ariz. during Raven’s Challenge XII, March 19-23. The Raven’s Challenge Exercise is an annual, interagency, counter IED exercise that incorporates scenarios focused on interoperability capabilities between public safety bomb squads (PSBSs) and military EOD units in operational environments. Stock Photo
RMMD7D75–A TALON explosive ordnance disposal robot is remotely controlled by an EOD technician from the 71st Ordnance Group (EOD) to move a suspected exercise improvised explosive device to an area where it can be rendered safe at Pinal Air Park, Ariz. during Raven’s Challenge XII, March 19-23. The Raven’s Challenge Exercise is an annual, interagency, counter IED exercise that incorporates scenarios focused on interoperability capabilities between public safety bomb squads (PSBSs) and military EOD units in operational environments.
A TALON explosive ordnance disposal robot is remotely controlled by an EOD technician from the 71st Ordnance Group (EOD) to move a suspected exercise improvised explosive device to an area where it can be rendered safe at Pinal Air Park, Ariz. during Raven’s Challenge XII, March 19-23. The Raven’s Challenge Exercise is an annual, interagency, counter IED exercise that incorporates scenarios focused on interoperability capabilities between public safety bomb squads (PSBSs) and military EOD units in operational environments. Image collection celebrating the bravery dedication commitment and sacr Stock Photo
RMMJ3Y3K–A TALON explosive ordnance disposal robot is remotely controlled by an EOD technician from the 71st Ordnance Group (EOD) to move a suspected exercise improvised explosive device to an area where it can be rendered safe at Pinal Air Park, Ariz. during Raven’s Challenge XII, March 19-23. The Raven’s Challenge Exercise is an annual, interagency, counter IED exercise that incorporates scenarios focused on interoperability capabilities between public safety bomb squads (PSBSs) and military EOD units in operational environments. Image collection celebrating the bravery dedication commitment and sacr
Staff Sgt. Michael Sprouse from San Diego, Calif., an explosive ordnance disposal team leader with the 741st Ordnance Company, 3rd Ord. Battalion., at Fort Bliss, Texas, passes off a suspected exercise improvised explosive device to an ANDROS EOD robot at Pinal Air Park, Ariz. during Raven’s Challenge XII, March 19-23. The Raven’s Challenge Exercise is an annual, interagency, counter IED exercise that incorporates scenarios focused on interoperability capabilities between public safety bomb squads (PSBSs) and military EOD units in operational environments. Stock Photo
RMMD7D77–Staff Sgt. Michael Sprouse from San Diego, Calif., an explosive ordnance disposal team leader with the 741st Ordnance Company, 3rd Ord. Battalion., at Fort Bliss, Texas, passes off a suspected exercise improvised explosive device to an ANDROS EOD robot at Pinal Air Park, Ariz. during Raven’s Challenge XII, March 19-23. The Raven’s Challenge Exercise is an annual, interagency, counter IED exercise that incorporates scenarios focused on interoperability capabilities between public safety bomb squads (PSBSs) and military EOD units in operational environments.
Staff Sgt. Michael Sprouse from San Diego, Calif., an explosive ordnance disposal team leader with the 741st Ordnance Company, 3rd Ord. Battalion., at Fort Bliss, Texas, passes off a suspected exercise improvised explosive device to an ANDROS EOD robot at Pinal Air Park, Ariz. during Raven’s Challenge XII, March 19-23. The Raven’s Challenge Exercise is an annual, interagency, counter IED exercise that incorporates scenarios focused on interoperability capabilities between public safety bomb squads (PSBSs) and military EOD units in operational environments. Image collection celebrating the brav Stock Photo
RMMJ3Y4G–Staff Sgt. Michael Sprouse from San Diego, Calif., an explosive ordnance disposal team leader with the 741st Ordnance Company, 3rd Ord. Battalion., at Fort Bliss, Texas, passes off a suspected exercise improvised explosive device to an ANDROS EOD robot at Pinal Air Park, Ariz. during Raven’s Challenge XII, March 19-23. The Raven’s Challenge Exercise is an annual, interagency, counter IED exercise that incorporates scenarios focused on interoperability capabilities between public safety bomb squads (PSBSs) and military EOD units in operational environments. Image collection celebrating the brav
Staff Sgt. Michael Sprouse from San Diego, Calif., an explosive ordnance disposal team leader with the 741st Ordnance Company, 3rd Ord. Battalion., at Fort Bliss, Texas, safely removes a suspected exercise improvised explosive device from the passenger area of a 747 aircraft while wearing an 80-pound bomb suit at Pinal Air Park, Ariz. during Raven’s Challenge XII, March 19-23.. The Raven’s Challenge Exercise is an annual, interagency, counter IED exercise that incorporates scenarios focused on interoperability capabilities between public safety bomb squads (PSBSs) and military EOD units in ope Stock Photo
RMMD7D76–Staff Sgt. Michael Sprouse from San Diego, Calif., an explosive ordnance disposal team leader with the 741st Ordnance Company, 3rd Ord. Battalion., at Fort Bliss, Texas, safely removes a suspected exercise improvised explosive device from the passenger area of a 747 aircraft while wearing an 80-pound bomb suit at Pinal Air Park, Ariz. during Raven’s Challenge XII, March 19-23.. The Raven’s Challenge Exercise is an annual, interagency, counter IED exercise that incorporates scenarios focused on interoperability capabilities between public safety bomb squads (PSBSs) and military EOD units in ope
Staff Sgt. Michael Sprouse from San Diego, Calif., an explosive ordnance disposal team leader with the 741st Ordnance Company, 3rd Ord. Battalion., at Fort Bliss, Texas, safely removes a suspected exercise improvised explosive device from the passenger area of a 747 aircraft while wearing an 80-pound bomb suit at Pinal Air Park, Ariz. during Raven’s Challenge XII, March 19-23.. The Raven’s Challenge Exercise is an annual, interagency, counter IED exercise that incorporates scenarios focused on interoperability capabilities between public safety bomb squads (PSBSs) and military EOD units in ope Stock Photo
RMMJ3Y4F–Staff Sgt. Michael Sprouse from San Diego, Calif., an explosive ordnance disposal team leader with the 741st Ordnance Company, 3rd Ord. Battalion., at Fort Bliss, Texas, safely removes a suspected exercise improvised explosive device from the passenger area of a 747 aircraft while wearing an 80-pound bomb suit at Pinal Air Park, Ariz. during Raven’s Challenge XII, March 19-23.. The Raven’s Challenge Exercise is an annual, interagency, counter IED exercise that incorporates scenarios focused on interoperability capabilities between public safety bomb squads (PSBSs) and military EOD units in ope
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