Sentence examples for explosives specialists from inspiring English sources

The federal Bureau of Alcohol , Tobacco Firearms and Explosives sent a 20-member national response team of explosives specialists, chemists and other experts, as had been done after the Oklahoma City bombing and the attack on the Pentagon on Sept. 11, 2001.

The contractors, weapons and explosives specialists, are part of a growing $30 million American program to secure Libya's conventional weapons arsenal, which was ransacked during the fall of the government of Col. Muammar el-Qaddafi.

9 P.M. (13, 49) BOMBING HITLER'S DAMS "Nova" uses engineers and explosives specialists to recreate the revolutionary bouncing bomb used in 1943 by a squadron from England to destroy two dams in Germany's industrial heartland, thus cutting the water supply to arms factories.

Mr. Bouchard, an arson and explosives specialist, said that he knew little about ballistics.

Don Cheadle, a talented but unsuccessful explosives specialist with a theatrical English accent, is next to sign on.

Senior Special Agent John Capano, an explosives specialist who was in his 40s, had been a special agent for 23 years, said Joe Anarumo, a special agent with the bureau.

Adrian Wilkinson, a UN explosives specialist, reckons landmines have killed roughly five times as many people, but at least 100 times more is spent on dealing with them.

The terrorists who attacked Brussels had enough raw materials in reserve to make at least 10 more large bombs, a leading explosives specialist told the Guardian.

Prof Sidney Allford, a leading explosives specialist, said the materials in the flat could have made about 50kg of the TATP explosive used in the Paris attacks – enough to make at least 10 large bombs.

Preliminary evidence collected by the military indicated that the attack killed its intended target, Ibrahim Ali, an explosives specialist for the Shabab known for his skill in building and using homemade bombs and suicide vests, a Defense Department official said.

With few alternative means of generating income, the crew members are pragmatic about the hazards of an operation held together with spit and string, and our explosives specialist isn't stressed.