Navy Explosive Ordnance Disposal - EOD
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- Опубліковано 30 тра 2024
- As an Explosive Ordnance Disposal (EOD) Technician, you’ll employ outside-the-box thinking to ensure the secure disposal of explosive weaponry. Use sensors, mine probes and even state-of-the art robotic technology to handle chemical, biological and nuclear weapons. Work directly with special forces as the go-to, on call personnel ready to respond to any type of ordnance. Whether you’re parachuting from a military aircraft or working to clear underwater mines, the job of an EOD is vital to the safety of service members and civilians. Learn more at bit.ly/2WePxTv
EOD is a pretty thankless job that is shadowed by the SEALs. Respect all the way around!
About time y'all started posting videos about EOD. I couldn't find anything about this rate
I agree
Same
Proud mom of EOD son currently on deployment. Total respect! Def Badass!!
One of the most exciting jobs today that needs a lot more respect
Yes exactly. Plus if the bomb explodes and the armor protects the person they will lose both their hands, that sucks.
@@DampSeagull9166 i heard people say it’s not made to protect
@@obriantomlinson2776 It’s made to protect you from bullets and shrapnel, not a whole IED.
@@DampSeagull9166 It’s for grenades and shrapnel, not a 60 pound EOD.
Fact: If you make a mistake while disarming a deadly explosive device, you'll never know it.
There’s something comforting to know if you stuff it up you’ll never feel it.
Excelente video Sargento de Colombia
And Muenster Johnson knows that fact , because, He was an EOD Technician , and, was killed disarming Ordnance......🇺🇲🇺🇸🪖💣💥🤬🖕
I'm an HM, putting in an EOD package in a couple years. Badass dudes.
Update?
Update?
I want to do this so bad. Only two and a half more years til I can
mauser98 why? I’ve been lookin more into SWCC currently but Idk for sure yet
So there’s EOD in the other branches. What makes each branches’ EOD different? Is the Navy the only one that does underwater stuff? Is the Air Force more concentrated on Aircraft? etc. etc.
Yeah Navy EOD is definitely the only one that does underwater explosive work, they jump freefall (Halo) and static line, they also Helo-Cast, most well rounded EOD of them all.
Harlem Jay That’s kind of what I’m thinking after doing some research of the other branches EOD for the past couple weeks. I’m kind of wondering which branch is more proficient on the technical side, because I get the feeling the Navy are more “operators” than technicians.
Ivan If you want the technical side without the jumping,diving and extra tactical training. Your best bet would be Air Force EOD. But remember, they train at the Navy EOD school and learn from them so it goes to show how good the Navy is when it comes to the field. Air Force EOD is very focused on the ordnance disposal aspect, they are not special operations. Check them out.
Harlem Jay Thanks, I’m assuming you’re an EOD tech or someone that’s very interested like myself.
@@IvanOfficial01 No problem, and I'm Just a prior Army guy that decided to switch over to do something different. Have a friend who is a current Navy EOD tech so I know what I know because of him. I will be taking my PST to get my contract in a couple weeks though.
Awesome video! Can I go EOD in the Navy Reserve?
Sargento de Infantería Marina de Colombia excelente video soy Técnico en Explosivos contra AEI
If I can’t become Special Forces then I would love to work with Special Forces
EOD is special forces.
Rustin Cohle I believe it’s a SOF enabler
@@natethagod2426 The hell are you talking about?
Rustin Cohle go google it and gain some more knowledge
@@natethagod2426 Bro, this is a Navy video about Navy EOD. Not talking Army. In the Army, EOD may be an "SOF enabler". In fact, EOD is also not special forces in the Corps or the Air Force. Navy EOD however IS special forces, not an SOF enabler. Unlike the other services, underwater diving and jump school are requirements for EOD in the Navy plus other special ops qualifications, elevating the position to special forces.
Someone should make a video game about this
I wanna do eod
CjCalzone Contact your nearest recruiter and tell them that
Coleyobooster WFJC lil bo peep
20B-93…best job I ever had
Do you enlist as this or is this something you get into once you’re already in the Navy? And is it a pipeline where if you fail you end up wherever the Navy needs you?
Hi there, thank you for reaching out! You'll be able to enlist as an EOD. No college degree is required to apply for a position as an EOD Technician. However, a high degree of difficulty should be expected. Training is tough and ongoing. You can apply for the Navy Warrior Challenge contract for EOD Technicians at any time during your first enlistment. You can learn more here: bit.ly/3bFkVDY
From what I know you contract with the navy to be and eod tech if you fail you’ll become a navy diver because that training is required as an eod if you don’t make it through dive school good luck buddy because now you’re the navy’s and they’ve got a new job for you that you get 0 say in
I miss this
Bro you weren't in EOD or SO/SW.
Is the eod only through enlisted or can it be through officer too.
Drew Levin thank you, that’s what I plan to do!
Alright this is pretty cool
Do All Navy EOD Techs Have To Go To Dive School Or Is That A specific Few?
All Navy EOD techs go through dive school in Panama City
You can learn more about the rate of Explosive Ordnance Disposal Technician by clicking on the link here: bit.ly/2NJBYMd
These guys, it would seem, do the same work as the original UDTs did
I thought SEALs still did Underwater Demolition. BUD/S is STILL called UDT/SEAL training if their shirts are any indication
@@chrismc410 You're probably right. These guys do UDT too. Their jobs seem to overlap.
@@maxkol4380 UDT is more about blowing up enemies stuff, while EOD is about not getting our stuff blown up
why arnt they using oil pipe line perforateores - pre made mini shape charges, on the arty shells and mortars? has to be cheaper then 1kg of c4 and det line.
Weight, safety, familiarity and probably because the Navy gets cheaper C4 and det cord than anyone else
@@Izak213 100grm shape is cheap, safety is same , familiarity is same. cheap i guess buy in bulk
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A bad day as a eot tech is when you have to do you're job cause that means you have to go into a dangeous area where there is either a dud bomb that can go off or a Primed bomb that can go off any second
A bad day for an EOD Tech. is when the tech. has to do the fvcking route clearance.
Jonny 5
Who's the one guy to dislike this video?
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When I quit BUD/s I’ll probably go EOD like everyone else
That's what I thought until they only had AIRR contracts... AIRR D:
When? Don’t quit! Power through!
EOD selection process is very hard still compared to buds
drakeandjosh007 lol. Is that why dudes quit BUD/s and go get honor man through EOD school?
mauser98 that must have been very hard for you, as a BUD/s dud.