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Some of the bombs and devices the 982nd Maintenance

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Some of the bombs and devices the 982nd Maintenance Support Squadron at Sheppard Air Force Base, Texas, fabricate for explosive ordnance disposal training include (clockwise from top left) submunitions, battery packs, bombs and projectiles and rockets. Last fiscal year, more than 800 EOD students trained with ordnance devices that were replicated by the 982nd MXS.

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28/07/2010
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