Sentence examples for explosive ordinance from inspiring English sources

Big Fish also had to gain access to a Navy E.O.D., or explosive ordinance disposal, unit.

#breaking As the Explosive Ordinance Robot attempted to move one of the bags @DallasPD HQ, the bag exploded on its own #DallasPDShooting Scenene at DPD headquarters.

One of the officials said the group also includes two navy explosive ordinance disposal technicians, two marine dog handlers and an air force airman.

You have been warned.'" The threat merited the attention of the San Francisco Police Department's Explosive Ordinance Disposal Division, which sent officers and bomb-sniffing dogs to the Moscone Center, where GDC is held.

The perception is, it'll just chase people down and bite their heads off, but what they really do is reconnaissance: they seek out explosive ordinance and also use their nose to alert friendlies to human contacts outside of visible sight.

This regulation was followed in 2005 by the creation of the Department of National Defense (DND) Unexploded Explosive Ordinance and UXO Legacy Sites Program to address the challenge of MEC management [35].

The arc of the film concerns the aforementioned Sgt. James, a hotshot bomb-tec, who is brought into the unit after the original, by-the-book leader of the tight-knit squad (Guy Pearce) meets a bit of explosive-ordinance that carries out its intended purpose before he can do his job.

Historic and on-going military activities have resulted in the presence of discarded and unexploded ordinance (UXOs) containing the high explosive 1,3,5-trinitro-1,3,5 triazine (RDX) in critical coral reef habitats (i.e. Vieques, Puerto Rico [ 9] and Oahu, Hawaii [ 10]) posing unknown threats to already embattled ecosystems as the UXOs age and potentially leach RDX.

The ordinances come at a time of explosive growth for TitleMax's parent company, TMX Finance, one of the largest title lenders in the country.

Crater analysis suggested that explosives inside the building were used, rather than high impact ordinance of fighter jets.

By weight, these explosives pack far more destructive power than TNT, so armies often use them in shells, bombs, mines, mortars and many types of conventional ordinance.