Explosive Ordnance Disposal - EOD

The U.S. Navy's explosive ordnance disposal community is shifting its focus back to the sea.

Divers removed the abandoned explosive and towed it farther out to sea where it was dropped into 1,800-foot deep waters.

The Norwegian People's Aid agency said the men were working with the government to develop a database of unexploded bombs.

The Nebraska Air National Guard explosive ordnance disposal team was called to help.

The goal of this effort is to prevent injuries, exhaustion and breakdown, both mental and physical..

Congress has directed the Pentagon to document troops' blast exposures in combat and training.

The proposal would extend the standard 24-month deployment cycle out to as long as 36 months.

U.S. Navy Explosive Ordnance Disposal (EOD) sailors could see more money from special pays and bonuses under a new vision.

Two California-based sailors have been recognized for extraordinary heroism during a nighttime raid on a remote ISIS hideout.

The soldiers were killed Friday in Kunduz province, Afghanistan.