Left: 'Bomb suit, robot, 148th Explosive Ordinance Disposal, Minnesota Air National Guard, Duluth, Minnesota', Paul Shambroom (2005).
He told reporters of the team effort involved — he referred to "guys with bomb suits" as "incredible heroes" — and recalled his first thoughts as he approached the Pathfinder.
By 2005, when Mr. Diveroli became AEY's president at age 19, the company was bidding across a spectrum of government agencies and providing paramilitary equipment — weapons, helmets, ballistic vests, bomb suits, batteries and chargers for X-ray machines — for American aid to Pakistan, Bolivia and elsewhere.
It is the world's largest manufacturer of bomb suits worn by explosive-disposal technicians and the largest provider of body armor for law enforcement in the U.S., according to Kanders.
Bomb robots, bomb suits, explosive-sniffing dogs, tactical shooter training, and surveillance cameras.
In this extra scene, Driver meets the explosive ordnance disposal (EOD) team at Camp Arifjan in Kuwait and finds out what it's like to get suited up in one of the "bomb suits" used by the US military in 114-degree heat.
Wearing body armor and bomb suits -- up to 14 hours a day -- sitting in a Humvee or standing on guard, and carrying up to 70 extra pounds of armor tightens the neck, shoulders, back, hips and pelvis and compresses the core.
As he searches the car, and particularly after he sheds the bulky protective bomb suit that makes him look like an astronaut or a snow-suited toddler, James begins to resemble the car mechanic he might have been back home.
No bomb suit, no metal detector.
Mr Afghanyar zips into a bomb suit, a gift from Nato forces, and hands the chief a folded piece of paper before crossing the police cordon.
