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1. Getting Defensive: Pentagon's Replicator Initiative Sets Sights on Counter-UAS.

Author

LUCKENBAUGH, JOSH

Subjects
*MILITARY budgets, *EXPLOSIVE ordnance disposal, UNITED States armed forces, UNITED States federal budget
Abstract

The article focuses on the Pentagon's Replicator initiative, which aims to rapidly field innovative capabilities to counter threats such as small uncrewed aerial systems. Topics include the drone strike on a U.S. military base in Jordan, the goals of the Replicator program, and the focus on accelerating the delivery of autonomous systems to enhance military readiness.

Published
2024

2. Israeli Company to Supply Marine Corps With Small, Tactical Robots.

Author

THOMPSON, KARA

Subjects
*MARINES, *ROBOTS, *EXPLOSIVE ordnance disposal
Abstract

The article discusses two separate developments in military technology. The first is the integration of battery cells by Amprius Technologies into the Army's wearable battery packs, which provide twice the energy density without adding weight. The second development is the Marine Corps' order of Micro Tactical Ground Robot systems from Israeli company Roboteam. These lightweight robots can be used for various missions, such as explosive ordnance disposal, and are designed to keep soldiers out of harm's way. Both advancements aim to enhance military capabilities and protect soldiers in dangerous situations. [Extracted from the article]

Published
2024

3. NDIA CALENDAR.

Author

Klein, Christine M.

Subjects
*CALENDAR, *EXPLOSIVE ordnance disposal
Published
2022

4. Capt. Steven Beall: Commanding Officer, U.S. Naval School Explosive Ordnance Disposal.

Author

TEGLER, JAN

Subjects
*EXPLOSIVE ordnance disposal, *NAVAL education, *TECHNOLOGICAL innovations, *IMPROVISED explosive devices
Abstract

An interview with Captain Steven Beall, Commanding Officer of the U.S. Naval School Explosive Ordinance Disposal (EOD), is presented. Beall talks about how the school keeps abreast of developing technologies relevant to EOD, how emerging technologies are integrated into the school's curriculum, and whether the school emphasizes low technology solutions or past methods that may become relevant again in a peer conflict.

Published
2023

6. NATO units in Kosovo predict mission could last a decade

Author

Tiron, Roxana

Subjects
PEACEKEEPING - Serbia and Montenegro, MINE DETECTION AND DETECTORS, EXPLOSIVE ORDNANCE DISPOSAL, WEAPONS - Disposal, PEACEKEEPING - North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Abstract

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Published
2003

7. Navy keeps mine-warfare options open

Author

Erwin, Sandra I.

Subjects
MINES AND MINE-LAYING, MINE WARFARE, EXPLOSIVE ORDNANCE DISPOSAL, NAVY - United States, MINESWEEPERS AND MINESWEEPING - Equipment
Abstract

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Published
2002

8. Undersea Threats: Navy Mine Warfare Teeters Between Present, Future.

Author

TEGLER, JAN

Subjects
*NAVIES, *MILITARY science, *LITTORAL combat ships, *EXPLOSIVE ordnance disposal, *REMOTE submersibles
Abstract

The article offers information on the Navy Mine Warfare. It discusses about the supply of the Avenger-class minesweeper ships and its MH-53E Sea Dragon helicopters, fuel progress in fielding new types of subsurface-deployed mines like the Clandestine Delivered Mine or the Hammerhead, and airborne mining mission.

Published
2023

10. Buried bombs can be destroyed, but not defeated

Author

Erwin, Sandra I.

Subjects
IMPROVISED EXPLOSIVE DEVICES - Protection, EXPLOSIVE ORDNANCE DISPOSAL, DETECTION EQUIPMENT - Research and Development
Abstract

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Published
2012

14. Navy creates a new command to centralize force protection

Author

Kennedy, Harold

Subjects
MARITIME FORCE PROTECTION COMMAND, NAVY - United States - Protection, PORTS - Security Measures, WARSHIPS - United States - Security Measures, EXPLOSIVE ORDNANCE DISPOSAL
Abstract

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Published
2005

15. Marine Corps Training Shifts To Great Power Competition.

Author

MAGNUSON, STEW

Subjects
*GREAT powers (International relations), *AIR bases, *EXPLOSIVE ordnance disposal
Abstract

The article offers information on the shifting of Marine Corps training. It focuses on an availability, air wings from nearby Marine Corps Air Station Miramar and Naval Air Facility El Centro that providing close-air support, resupply or troop transport; and also highlights the role of Marine Air- Ground Task Forces.

Published
2019

18. Local bomb squads bolster response to nuclear terror

Author

McDonnell, James F.

Subjects
EXPLOSIVE ORDNANCE DISPOSAL, TERRORISM - Security Measures - United States, NUCLEAR WEAPONS - Security Measures, CHEMICAL BIOLOGICAL WEAPONS - Security Measures
Published
1999

23. New X-Ray Machines to Make Job Easier For Bomb Techs.

Author

MAGNUSON, STEW

Subjects
*X-rays, *EXPLOSIVE ordnance disposal, *BOMBINGS, *IMPROVISED explosive devices, *BOMBS
Abstract

The article presents the discussion on SOFEX exhibition in Jordan being next-generation x-ray machines. Topics include making inroads in a variety of sectors with its lighter, smaller and more rugged x-ray machines; and carrying x-ray scanner for bomb disposal technicians peering inside unexploded ordnance or abandoned bags containing improvised explosive devices.

Published
2022

25. Military Preparing for New Era Of Explosive Ordnance Disposal.

Author

HARPER, JON

Subjects
*EXPLOSIVE ordnance disposal, *AFGHAN War, 2001-2021, *WAR on Terrorism, 2001-2009, *IMPROVISED explosive devices, *CIVIL engineering, *EXPLOSIVE volcanic eruptions
Abstract

The article focuses on Military Preparing for New Era Of Explosive Ordnance Disposal.

Published
2022

26. New Tech Gives Robots Sense of Touch.

Author

CARBERRY, SEAN

Subjects
*ROBOTS, *EXPLOSIVE ordnance disposal
Abstract

The article reviews the RoboSkin, a flexible fabric loaded with sensors that mimics human touch when applied to a robotic fingertip, from BeBop Sensors which manufactures intelligent fabrics and haptic gloves.

Published
2022

27. The Meanings of ‘Attritable’ and ‘Expendable’.

Author

MAGNUSON, STEW

Subjects
*EXPLOSIVE ordnance disposal
Abstract

The article focuses on why military leaders want to proliferate robots enabled with artificial intelligence and machine learning on the battlefield. It mentions that Marine Corps Commandant Gen. David Berger foresees battlefields with a variety of robotic systems aiding troops. It mentions that he used helicopters such as an unmanned low-cost rotary-wing aircraft to transport supplies on the battlefield.

Published
2022

28. NDIA CALENDAR.

Subjects
*CONFERENCES & conventions, *EXPLOSIVE ordnance disposal
Published
2019

29. CALENDAR.

Subjects
*COVID-19 pandemic, *CALENDAR, *EXPLOSIVE ordnance disposal
Published
2020

30. Military Looking to Modernize Bomb Disposal Technology.

Author

Tadjdeh, Yasmin

Subjects
*COUNTERTERRORISM, *AMERICAN military personnel, *ARMY equipment, *EXPLOSIVE ordnance disposal, FOREIGN relations of the United States
Abstract

The article discusses that U.S. military looking to modernize bomb disposal technology as the competition shifted from counterterrorism to peer adversaries such as Russia and China. Also offers information on the maintenance and modernization of its explosive ordnance disposal technology by U.S. military officers.

Published
2018

31. Harris Provides EOD Robots to British Army.

Subjects
*EXPLOSIVE ordnance disposal
Abstract

The article announces that Harris Corp. is providing the multi-mission explosive ordnance disposal robotic system to U.K. Ministry of Defence.

Published
2019

32. NDIA Featured Events.

Subjects
*EXPLOSIVE ordnance disposal
Abstract

The article offers information on various featured events of the National Defense Industrial Association (NDIA) which includes 2016 Warheads & Ballistics Classified Symposium, Global Explosive Ordinance Disposal (EOD) Symposium & Exhibition, and DLA Land & Maritime Supplier Conference & Exposition.

Published
2016

33. Navy Presses On With Long-Delayed Bomb Disposal Robot Program.

Author

Magnuson, Stew

Subjects
*EXPLOSIVE ordnance disposal, *CIVIL engineering, *EQUIPMENT & supplies
Abstract

The article informs about the launch of advanced explosive ordnance disposal robotic system (AEODRS)by the U.S. Navy. It presents views of Michael J. Alperi, deputy program manager of the SEA-06 expeditionary missions at Naval Sea Systems Command, on the new robot, its expected development in the second quarter of 2017 and use of these robots by the civil engineering center of the U.S. Air Force.

Published
2016

34. NDIA CALENDAR.

Subjects
*EXPLOSIVE ordnance disposal, *MILITARY science, *CONFERENCES & conventions
Published
2018

35. Explosive Ordnance Disposal Robot Program at Risk of Collapse.

Author

Magnuson, Stew

Subjects
*EXPLOSIVE ordnance disposal, *BOMB squads, *MILITARY robots, *MILITARY demolition, UNITED States armed forces
Abstract

The article reports that the U.S. Army and Air Force officers are calling the future of the Advanced Explosive Ordnance Disposal Robotic System (AEODRS) program into question after the Navy failed to field a next generation of inter-service bomb disposal robots. Topics mentioned include features of AEODRS, commitment of U.S. Marine Corps Major Curtis Smith to the AEODRS program, and the impact of technical issues writing contracts for the open architecture system on the AEODRS program.

Published
2015

36. NDIA FEATURED EVENTS.

Subjects
*BALLISTIC missile defenses, *EXPLOSIVE ordnance disposal, *CONFERENCES & conventions
Abstract

A calendar of National Defense Industrial Association- (NDIA) featured events from June 25 to September 22, 2015 is presented which includes the 6th Annual Integrated Air and Missile Defense Symposium, the Global Explosive Ordnance Disposal (EOD) Symposium & Exhibition, and the 2015 Annual Tactical Wheeled Vehicles Conference.

Published
2015

37. NDIA Featured Events.

Subjects
*DEFENSE industries, *AIR defenses, *BALLISTIC missile defenses, *EXPLOSIVE ordnance disposal, *CONFERENCES & conventions
Abstract

The article offers information on symposiums associated with the U.S. National Defense Industrial Association that includes the 8th Annual State of Integrated Air and Missile Defense Symposium to be held on July 13, 2017; and the Global Explosive Ordnance Disposal (EOD) Symposium & Exhibition.

Published
2017

38. Combat Experience of Bomb-Disposal Teams Should Be Codified.

Author

TRUMBORE, JEFFREY

Subjects
*EXPLOSIVE ordnance disposal, *COUNTERINSURGENCY, *UNIFIED operations (Military science), *MILITARY science, *MILITARY strategy
Abstract

The article suggests that combat experience of explosive ordnance disposal (EOD) teams in supporting joint operations should be codified. It notes that the last 12 years of conflict have proven that the EOD teams are critical during irregular and counterinsurgency warfare. The article also warns the longer the doctrine review and development process are delayed, the higher the risk that EOD procedures will never be properly executed.

Published
2013

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