U.S. Soldiers with the 395th Ordnance Company, 646th Regional Support Group, 103rd Expeditionary Sustainment Command, U.S.
ABERDEEN PROVING GROUND, Maryland – U.S. Army Explosive Ordnance Disposal noncommissioned officers have defeated dangerous explosive devices and molded EOD teams since the Army EOD profession began ...
Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. The commander of the Army's bomb disposal school was quietly fired over the summer, according to the service. Lt. Col. David ...
Unexploded ordnance believed to date to the Korean War was recovered Tuesday by the South Korean military in Seoul about 1 ¼ miles from the U.S. Army’s Yongsan Garrison. A railway worker clearing soil ...
The U.S. Army Garrison Hawaii plans to dispose of several unexploded ordnance at the Makua Military Reservation on Wednesday. Four munitions from 60 to 155 millimeters in size and will be disposed of ...
> The Army Ordnance Department announced that U.S. machine-gun production had increased 460% in a twelvemonth; of ten plants assigned to machine-gun manufacture, all are in operation. > In ...
LANSING, Mich., (WPBN/WGTU) - - Soldiers from the Michigan Army National Guard’s (MIARNG) 745th Ordnance Company, based out of Grayling are preparing to depart on their deployment to the Middle East ...
A legendary Army bomb tech who was paralyzed and learned to walk again has retired from the military
The most decorated soldier in an elite Army explosive ordnance disposal company retired last month after a legendary career that included defusing hundreds of bombs, saving the lives of countless ...
CAMP HUMPHREYS, South Korea — Soldiers from the Army’s sole explosive ordnance disposal unit in South Korea recently competed for the title of Korea EOD Team of the Year. Three teams of three soldiers ...
Northrop Grumman (NYSE: NOC) and the military products division of Global Ordnance will compete for 155 millimeter ammunition orders from the U.S. Army under a shared contract worth potentially $522.3 ...
Last week President Roosevelt took back his appointment (TIME, April 13) of Major General James Henry Burns to be chief of Army Ordnance. Leaving General Burns as munitions man on the United Nations ...
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