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Unexploded Ordnance (UXO) Safety Video
Learn what to do if you find UXO and how to handle the situation safely.
published: 30 Jun 2015
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Unexploded ordnance
Munition that has not or has only partially been detonated – for instance because it has landed in water, snow or soft earth – is called unexploded ordnance. Both unexploded ordnance and munition remnants are usually found on former and current shooting ranges, in mountain target areas and on glaciers. However, they can also be found when clearing out houses, as military service mementos. Such ‘mementos’ are prohibited because unexploded ordnance is highly dangerous, especially in the hands of amateurs!
What was once dangerous, possibly still is. Take the appropriate action and protect yourself and others.
Further information: https://www.armee.ch/blindgaenger
You can download this video clip free of charge at https://www.mediathek.admin.ch/media/video.
published: 02 Oct 2020
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Unexploded WWII ordnance still litters Egypt's Western Desert
Egypt's Western Desert remains littered with mines and unexploded munitions, the deadly remnants of heavy fighting during the Second World War.
The Egyptian armed forces estimate around 20 million mines and unexploded bombs are still buried in the sand and the munitions pose a significant threat to local communities.
The EU is now involved assisting the Egyptian government and others with the clean-up.
EU representative in Egypt James Moran said: "It is helping to take responsibility, not jus…
READ MORE : http://www.euronews.com/2014/10/29/unexploded-wwii-ordnance-still-litters-egypt-s-western-desert
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published: 29 Oct 2014
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How to deactivate unexploded bombs in world war two
British UXB units had a deadly task in WW2, the german aerial unexploded bombs dropped by the Luftwaffe in the English territory had sometimes a secret trap inside.
published: 11 Jun 2010
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WW2 finds and surveying for unexploded ordnance (UXO) in King George V Dock
This video goes behind-the-scenes of the major unexploded ordnance (UXO) survey taking place in King George V Dock next to London City Airport - the largest inshore diving project in the country.
Since November 2017, an expert team of divers and surveyors have been checking over 400 sites on the dock bed, ensuring that the areas are safe of debris, to begin construction works. As part of this process, several interesting historic discoveries have been made.
In February 2018 a 500kg German bomb was found just to the south of the terminal’s east pier, leading to the closure of the airport and the implementation of a 214m cordon while the Royal Navy removed the ordnance for detonation off Shoeburyness.
The survey is essential to ensure the safe installation of 1,100 piles (steel and concr...
published: 26 Sep 2018
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Unexploded Ordnance UXO - Safety Rules
Educational Video about Unexploded Ordnance UXO - Safety Rules and Instructions. Posted by EKEO The Hellenic Arms Control Center (http://www.ArmsControl.eu).
Department of Defense - Description: AS THIS PROGRAM BEGINS, AN ANXIOUS SOLDIER AND HIS WIFE RUSH THEIR SON TO THE HOSPITAL. AN EXPLOSION IN HIS BEDROOM SEVERLY INJURED THE BOY. THE STORY GOES ON TO SHOW CARELESS HANDLING OF AN EXPLOSIVE DEVICE WHICH ALLOWED THE CHILD TO PICK UP A 40MM GRENADE DUD AND TAKE IT HOME. A DUD IS DEFINED AS ANY EXPLOSIVE DEVICE WHICH HAS FAILED TO DETONATE AFTER BEING FIRED. MANY SOLDIERS IGNORE REGULATIONS AND COMMON SENSE, TAKING DUDS HOME FROM FIRING RANGES OR TRAINING AREAS. THIS PROGRAM CAUTIONS THAT THE FIRST RULE IS NEVER TOUCH A DUD, AND THE SECOND RULE IS TO REPORT IT TO AUTHORITIES SO IT CAN BE D...
published: 28 Jul 2012
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WW2 Memorial Day and the Threat of Unexploded Ordnance: Russian Roulette (Dispatch 80)
With the ceasefire in eastern Ukraine holding, the city of Donetsk is slowly beginning to fill with people. As the fear of sudden death from shelling begins to fade — for now — a few thousand people gathered this week at the city’s World War II memorial for Donbas Liberation Day. The event, which commemorates when Soviet armies forced the Nazis from the region in 1943, featured veterans speaking about that conflict, as well as those fighting in the current struggle.
In addition to being able to celebrate victories old and new, the people of the Donetsk region are now able to count the costs of the brutal fighting over the past few months. VICE News headed to the town of Ilovaisk to see how the DNR are delivering food aid to beleaguered residents, who for weeks have been without gas, elect...
published: 11 Sep 2014
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Assignment Asia: Clearing the bombs in Laos
Laos continues to suffer from the deadly legacy of a bombing campaign by the United States more than four decades after the Vietnam War. Some 80 million unexploded ordnance of UXOs still pose a threat to life and limb, maiming dozens of people every year. Rian Malzer was in Laos, where survivors of UXO explosions are struggling to get on with their lives, as people work to clear bombs and make their country a safer place.
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published: 05 Apr 2017
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MuST -- The Multi-Sensor Towbody to Detect and Classify Unexploded Ordnance
Munitions, left behind from past military training and weapons testing activities, litter shallow water environments at many hundreds of current and former DoD sites. APL-UW is addressing this munitions remediation problem with the MuST system that uses sonars mounted on a towbody and surface vessel support infrastructure to detect and classify hazards on the seafloor and buried in sediments.
published: 26 Aug 2019
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Unexploded Ordnance Disposal By The Philippine Army EOD Task Force (with Maj. John Tison)
December 12, 2014 – Philippine Army EOD led task force joins group with members of the Philippine Coast Guard, Philippine National Police and the Philippine Marines to dispose thousands of rounds of Unexploded Ordnance.
Major John Tison, Deputy Commander of Army EOD, how they carry out this operation and why this operation is important for the safety of the soldiers and the civilians.
#philippines #philippinearmy #eod #explosives #military
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published: 23 Jul 2019
7:43
Unexploded Ordnance (UXO) Safety Video
Learn what to do if you find UXO and how to handle the situation safely.
Learn what to do if you find UXO and how to handle the situation safely.
https://wn.com/Unexploded_Ordnance_(Uxo)_Safety_Video
Learn what to do if you find UXO and how to handle the situation safely.
- published: 30 Jun 2015
- views: 20307
1:31
Unexploded ordnance
Munition that has not or has only partially been detonated – for instance because it has landed in water, snow or soft earth – is called unexploded ordnance. Bo...
Munition that has not or has only partially been detonated – for instance because it has landed in water, snow or soft earth – is called unexploded ordnance. Both unexploded ordnance and munition remnants are usually found on former and current shooting ranges, in mountain target areas and on glaciers. However, they can also be found when clearing out houses, as military service mementos. Such ‘mementos’ are prohibited because unexploded ordnance is highly dangerous, especially in the hands of amateurs!
What was once dangerous, possibly still is. Take the appropriate action and protect yourself and others.
Further information: https://www.armee.ch/blindgaenger
You can download this video clip free of charge at https://www.mediathek.admin.ch/media/video.
https://wn.com/Unexploded_Ordnance
Munition that has not or has only partially been detonated – for instance because it has landed in water, snow or soft earth – is called unexploded ordnance. Both unexploded ordnance and munition remnants are usually found on former and current shooting ranges, in mountain target areas and on glaciers. However, they can also be found when clearing out houses, as military service mementos. Such ‘mementos’ are prohibited because unexploded ordnance is highly dangerous, especially in the hands of amateurs!
What was once dangerous, possibly still is. Take the appropriate action and protect yourself and others.
Further information: https://www.armee.ch/blindgaenger
You can download this video clip free of charge at https://www.mediathek.admin.ch/media/video.
- published: 02 Oct 2020
- views: 1345
2:19
Unexploded WWII ordnance still litters Egypt's Western Desert
Egypt's Western Desert remains littered with mines and unexploded munitions, the deadly remnants of heavy fighting during the Second World War.
The Egyptian ar...
Egypt's Western Desert remains littered with mines and unexploded munitions, the deadly remnants of heavy fighting during the Second World War.
The Egyptian armed forces estimate around 20 million mines and unexploded bombs are still buried in the sand and the munitions pose a significant threat to local communities.
The EU is now involved assisting the Egyptian government and others with the clean-up.
EU representative in Egypt James Moran said: "It is helping to take responsibility, not jus…
READ MORE : http://www.euronews.com/2014/10/29/unexploded-wwii-ordnance-still-litters-egypt-s-western-desert
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https://wn.com/Unexploded_Wwii_Ordnance_Still_Litters_Egypt's_Western_Desert
Egypt's Western Desert remains littered with mines and unexploded munitions, the deadly remnants of heavy fighting during the Second World War.
The Egyptian armed forces estimate around 20 million mines and unexploded bombs are still buried in the sand and the munitions pose a significant threat to local communities.
The EU is now involved assisting the Egyptian government and others with the clean-up.
EU representative in Egypt James Moran said: "It is helping to take responsibility, not jus…
READ MORE : http://www.euronews.com/2014/10/29/unexploded-wwii-ordnance-still-litters-egypt-s-western-desert
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- published: 29 Oct 2014
- views: 205186
4:34
How to deactivate unexploded bombs in world war two
British UXB units had a deadly task in WW2, the german aerial unexploded bombs dropped by the Luftwaffe in the English territory had sometimes a secret trap ins...
British UXB units had a deadly task in WW2, the german aerial unexploded bombs dropped by the Luftwaffe in the English territory had sometimes a secret trap inside.
https://wn.com/How_To_Deactivate_Unexploded_Bombs_In_World_War_Two
British UXB units had a deadly task in WW2, the german aerial unexploded bombs dropped by the Luftwaffe in the English territory had sometimes a secret trap inside.
- published: 11 Jun 2010
- views: 561101
4:43
WW2 finds and surveying for unexploded ordnance (UXO) in King George V Dock
This video goes behind-the-scenes of the major unexploded ordnance (UXO) survey taking place in King George V Dock next to London City Airport - the largest ins...
This video goes behind-the-scenes of the major unexploded ordnance (UXO) survey taking place in King George V Dock next to London City Airport - the largest inshore diving project in the country.
Since November 2017, an expert team of divers and surveyors have been checking over 400 sites on the dock bed, ensuring that the areas are safe of debris, to begin construction works. As part of this process, several interesting historic discoveries have been made.
In February 2018 a 500kg German bomb was found just to the south of the terminal’s east pier, leading to the closure of the airport and the implementation of a 214m cordon while the Royal Navy removed the ordnance for detonation off Shoeburyness.
The survey is essential to ensure the safe installation of 1,100 piles (steel and concrete columns) in the dock bed, which will support a concrete deck the size of 11 football pitches, as part of the £480 million City Airport Development Programme.
This video features:
- Alex Werner, Curator at the Museum of London Docklands
- Mike Clapham, Senior Field Engineer from Delivery Partner, Bechtel
- Tom Fountain, the Explosive Ordnance Disposal Diver from Dynasafe Bactec
- Andy Peel, Dive Supervisor from Reach Engineering and Dive Services (REDS)
More info at www.londoncityairport.com/thefuture
Video by Peter Wikinson and Matt Rozier at Blind Crow Pictures http://www.blindcrowpictures.com/
https://wn.com/WW2_Finds_And_Surveying_For_Unexploded_Ordnance_(Uxo)_In_King_George_V_Dock
This video goes behind-the-scenes of the major unexploded ordnance (UXO) survey taking place in King George V Dock next to London City Airport - the largest inshore diving project in the country.
Since November 2017, an expert team of divers and surveyors have been checking over 400 sites on the dock bed, ensuring that the areas are safe of debris, to begin construction works. As part of this process, several interesting historic discoveries have been made.
In February 2018 a 500kg German bomb was found just to the south of the terminal’s east pier, leading to the closure of the airport and the implementation of a 214m cordon while the Royal Navy removed the ordnance for detonation off Shoeburyness.
The survey is essential to ensure the safe installation of 1,100 piles (steel and concrete columns) in the dock bed, which will support a concrete deck the size of 11 football pitches, as part of the £480 million City Airport Development Programme.
This video features:
- Alex Werner, Curator at the Museum of London Docklands
- Mike Clapham, Senior Field Engineer from Delivery Partner, Bechtel
- Tom Fountain, the Explosive Ordnance Disposal Diver from Dynasafe Bactec
- Andy Peel, Dive Supervisor from Reach Engineering and Dive Services (REDS)
More info at www.londoncityairport.com/thefuture
Video by Peter Wikinson and Matt Rozier at Blind Crow Pictures http://www.blindcrowpictures.com/
- published: 26 Sep 2018
- views: 5528
17:53
Unexploded Ordnance UXO - Safety Rules
Educational Video about Unexploded Ordnance UXO - Safety Rules and Instructions. Posted by EKEO The Hellenic Arms Control Center (http://www.ArmsControl.eu).
D...
Educational Video about Unexploded Ordnance UXO - Safety Rules and Instructions. Posted by EKEO The Hellenic Arms Control Center (http://www.ArmsControl.eu).
Department of Defense - Description: AS THIS PROGRAM BEGINS, AN ANXIOUS SOLDIER AND HIS WIFE RUSH THEIR SON TO THE HOSPITAL. AN EXPLOSION IN HIS BEDROOM SEVERLY INJURED THE BOY. THE STORY GOES ON TO SHOW CARELESS HANDLING OF AN EXPLOSIVE DEVICE WHICH ALLOWED THE CHILD TO PICK UP A 40MM GRENADE DUD AND TAKE IT HOME. A DUD IS DEFINED AS ANY EXPLOSIVE DEVICE WHICH HAS FAILED TO DETONATE AFTER BEING FIRED. MANY SOLDIERS IGNORE REGULATIONS AND COMMON SENSE, TAKING DUDS HOME FROM FIRING RANGES OR TRAINING AREAS. THIS PROGRAM CAUTIONS THAT THE FIRST RULE IS NEVER TOUCH A DUD, AND THE SECOND RULE IS TO REPORT IT TO AUTHORITIES SO IT CAN BE DISPOSED OF SAFELY. DESCRIBES A COLLECTION OF DANGEROUS DEVICES WHICH MAY LOOK SMALL AND HARMLESS, BUT WHICH CAN EXPLODE FROM MINOR VIBRATION, HEAT OR HUMIDITY CHANGES. THIS INCLUDES TRAINING SIMULATORS WHICH CAN SEVERELY BURN OR MAIM. DUDS MAY BECOME MORE SENSITIVE WITH AGE. IF FOUND, DUDS SHOULD NOT BE TOUCHED, THE SPOT SHOULD BE MARKED, AND A REPORT SHOULD BE MADE IMMEDIATELY TO GET AN EXPLOSIVE ORDNANCE DISPOSAL (EOD) TEAM INTO ACTION. - 1986-11-05 - PIN 701607
https://wn.com/Unexploded_Ordnance_Uxo_Safety_Rules
Educational Video about Unexploded Ordnance UXO - Safety Rules and Instructions. Posted by EKEO The Hellenic Arms Control Center (http://www.ArmsControl.eu).
Department of Defense - Description: AS THIS PROGRAM BEGINS, AN ANXIOUS SOLDIER AND HIS WIFE RUSH THEIR SON TO THE HOSPITAL. AN EXPLOSION IN HIS BEDROOM SEVERLY INJURED THE BOY. THE STORY GOES ON TO SHOW CARELESS HANDLING OF AN EXPLOSIVE DEVICE WHICH ALLOWED THE CHILD TO PICK UP A 40MM GRENADE DUD AND TAKE IT HOME. A DUD IS DEFINED AS ANY EXPLOSIVE DEVICE WHICH HAS FAILED TO DETONATE AFTER BEING FIRED. MANY SOLDIERS IGNORE REGULATIONS AND COMMON SENSE, TAKING DUDS HOME FROM FIRING RANGES OR TRAINING AREAS. THIS PROGRAM CAUTIONS THAT THE FIRST RULE IS NEVER TOUCH A DUD, AND THE SECOND RULE IS TO REPORT IT TO AUTHORITIES SO IT CAN BE DISPOSED OF SAFELY. DESCRIBES A COLLECTION OF DANGEROUS DEVICES WHICH MAY LOOK SMALL AND HARMLESS, BUT WHICH CAN EXPLODE FROM MINOR VIBRATION, HEAT OR HUMIDITY CHANGES. THIS INCLUDES TRAINING SIMULATORS WHICH CAN SEVERELY BURN OR MAIM. DUDS MAY BECOME MORE SENSITIVE WITH AGE. IF FOUND, DUDS SHOULD NOT BE TOUCHED, THE SPOT SHOULD BE MARKED, AND A REPORT SHOULD BE MADE IMMEDIATELY TO GET AN EXPLOSIVE ORDNANCE DISPOSAL (EOD) TEAM INTO ACTION. - 1986-11-05 - PIN 701607
- published: 28 Jul 2012
- views: 9755
9:56
WW2 Memorial Day and the Threat of Unexploded Ordnance: Russian Roulette (Dispatch 80)
With the ceasefire in eastern Ukraine holding, the city of Donetsk is slowly beginning to fill with people. As the fear of sudden death from shelling begins to ...
With the ceasefire in eastern Ukraine holding, the city of Donetsk is slowly beginning to fill with people. As the fear of sudden death from shelling begins to fade — for now — a few thousand people gathered this week at the city’s World War II memorial for Donbas Liberation Day. The event, which commemorates when Soviet armies forced the Nazis from the region in 1943, featured veterans speaking about that conflict, as well as those fighting in the current struggle.
In addition to being able to celebrate victories old and new, the people of the Donetsk region are now able to count the costs of the brutal fighting over the past few months. VICE News headed to the town of Ilovaisk to see how the DNR are delivering food aid to beleaguered residents, who for weeks have been without gas, electricity, and water. Not only are the civilians of the town facing a humanitarian crisis, the threat of unexploded ordnance from the fighting also looms large. Now, small but dedicated teams are trying to dispose of the ordnance before more civilians get hurt.
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https://wn.com/WW2_Memorial_Day_And_The_Threat_Of_Unexploded_Ordnance_Russian_Roulette_(Dispatch_80)
With the ceasefire in eastern Ukraine holding, the city of Donetsk is slowly beginning to fill with people. As the fear of sudden death from shelling begins to fade — for now — a few thousand people gathered this week at the city’s World War II memorial for Donbas Liberation Day. The event, which commemorates when Soviet armies forced the Nazis from the region in 1943, featured veterans speaking about that conflict, as well as those fighting in the current struggle.
In addition to being able to celebrate victories old and new, the people of the Donetsk region are now able to count the costs of the brutal fighting over the past few months. VICE News headed to the town of Ilovaisk to see how the DNR are delivering food aid to beleaguered residents, who for weeks have been without gas, electricity, and water. Not only are the civilians of the town facing a humanitarian crisis, the threat of unexploded ordnance from the fighting also looms large. Now, small but dedicated teams are trying to dispose of the ordnance before more civilians get hurt.
War in Peace: Divided East Ukraine Braces As Ceasefire Crumbles: http://bit.ly/1xzUpnc
Follow @simonostrovsky on Twitter here: https://twitter.com/SimonOstrovsky
Follow @Henry_Langston on Twitter here: https://twitter.com/Henry_Langston
Check out "Crimea: A Look Inside the New Russian Territory" - http://bit.ly/1mjdFuH
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- published: 11 Sep 2014
- views: 292729
13:12
Assignment Asia: Clearing the bombs in Laos
Laos continues to suffer from the deadly legacy of a bombing campaign by the United States more than four decades after the Vietnam War. Some 80 million unexplo...
Laos continues to suffer from the deadly legacy of a bombing campaign by the United States more than four decades after the Vietnam War. Some 80 million unexploded ordnance of UXOs still pose a threat to life and limb, maiming dozens of people every year. Rian Malzer was in Laos, where survivors of UXO explosions are struggling to get on with their lives, as people work to clear bombs and make their country a safer place.
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https://wn.com/Assignment_Asia_Clearing_The_Bombs_In_Laos
Laos continues to suffer from the deadly legacy of a bombing campaign by the United States more than four decades after the Vietnam War. Some 80 million unexploded ordnance of UXOs still pose a threat to life and limb, maiming dozens of people every year. Rian Malzer was in Laos, where survivors of UXO explosions are struggling to get on with their lives, as people work to clear bombs and make their country a safer place.
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- published: 05 Apr 2017
- views: 27198
5:39
MuST -- The Multi-Sensor Towbody to Detect and Classify Unexploded Ordnance
Munitions, left behind from past military training and weapons testing activities, litter shallow water environments at many hundreds of current and former DoD ...
Munitions, left behind from past military training and weapons testing activities, litter shallow water environments at many hundreds of current and former DoD sites. APL-UW is addressing this munitions remediation problem with the MuST system that uses sonars mounted on a towbody and surface vessel support infrastructure to detect and classify hazards on the seafloor and buried in sediments.
https://wn.com/Must_The_Multi_Sensor_Towbody_To_Detect_And_Classify_Unexploded_Ordnance
Munitions, left behind from past military training and weapons testing activities, litter shallow water environments at many hundreds of current and former DoD sites. APL-UW is addressing this munitions remediation problem with the MuST system that uses sonars mounted on a towbody and surface vessel support infrastructure to detect and classify hazards on the seafloor and buried in sediments.
- published: 26 Aug 2019
- views: 1669
6:33
Unexploded Ordnance Disposal By The Philippine Army EOD Task Force (with Maj. John Tison)
December 12, 2014 – Philippine Army EOD led task force joins group with members of the Philippine Coast Guard, Philippine National Police and the Philippine Mar...
December 12, 2014 – Philippine Army EOD led task force joins group with members of the Philippine Coast Guard, Philippine National Police and the Philippine Marines to dispose thousands of rounds of Unexploded Ordnance.
Major John Tison, Deputy Commander of Army EOD, how they carry out this operation and why this operation is important for the safety of the soldiers and the civilians.
#philippines #philippinearmy #eod #explosives #military
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December 12, 2014 – Philippine Army EOD led task force joins group with members of the Philippine Coast Guard, Philippine National Police and the Philippine Marines to dispose thousands of rounds of Unexploded Ordnance.
Major John Tison, Deputy Commander of Army EOD, how they carry out this operation and why this operation is important for the safety of the soldiers and the civilians.
#philippines #philippinearmy #eod #explosives #military
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- published: 23 Jul 2019
- views: 101906