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Summary:
The rise of terrorism in the 21st Century and the evolution of car bombs and other improvised explosive devices mean that bomb disposal officers are in high demand. This book looks at bomb disposal officer; a day in the life; training; types of device; the history of bomb disposal from WW1 to the present day in Iraq, Israel, and Afghanistan.
Notes:
Includes index.
Contents:
- Bomb disposal
- The dangers
- The history of bomb disposal
- Bomb disposal in the UK
- Bomb disposal in the U.S.
- EOD equipment
- Robot wheelbarrows
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- Improvised explosive devices
- Mines
- Booby-trapped bombs
- The long walk
- A booby-trap?
- Seven hours...
- It's a fact!.
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