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An explosive ordnance disposal techni-
cian carefully surveys the situation as he
prepares to disarm a simulated explo-
sive device hidden in the area. Northern
Challenge uses practical scenarios to test
EOD personnel.
Northern Challenge
2004 concludes
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Photo by J02 Travis D. Eisele
Northern Challenge is an exercise that provides
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Ordnance Disposal (EOD) and Improvised
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evaluated practical training scenario.
The scenario tests the teams in their ability to
respond to situations that might arise in a real
world situation.
Twenty-six NATO EOD technicians from
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