Navy EOD: Always training so we are always ready. Explosive Ordnance Disposal Training and Evaluation Unit ONE (EODTEU-1) used rappelling techniques at night on Silver Strand Training Complex in Coronado, California, Dec. 7, 2025. Under the direction of commander, Explosive Ordnance Disposal Group ONE (EODGRU-1), EODTEU-1 oversees training for all West Coast based EOD and mobile diving and salvage units. EODGRU 1 is a critical part of Navy Expeditionary Combat Command that clears explosive hazar

EOD bringing the heat in 2026! Explosive Ordnance Disposal Technicians with EODMU-11 conduct EOD Operations during a training exercise in China Lake, California. EODMU-11, a subordinate command of Explosive Ordnance Disposal Group ONE (EODGRU-1), operates as part of the Navy Expeditionary Combat Force, providing skilled, capable, and deployable maritime EOD and Navy Diver forces around the globe to support a range of operations. 🎥 MC2 August Clawson | U.S. Navy

🇺🇸 U.S. and 🇨🇭 Swiss Explosive Ordnance Disposal units train with the 🇽🇰 Kosovo Police at Camp Vrelo, Kosovo. #StrongEurope training like this helps develop an understanding of each units capabilities. #Allied2Win U.S. Army, KFOR Multinational Battle Group-East, Schweizer Armee, U.S. Embassy Pristina, Kosovo, Kosovo Force - KFOR | U.S. Army Europe and Africa

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33K views · 845 reactions | HAPPY 84TH BIRTHDAY TO THE U.S. EXPLOSIVE ORDNANCE DISPOSAL COMMUNITY! On this day in 1941, the first U.S. Navy mine disposal class graduated, laying the foundation for all U.S. military EOD programs. From dismantling German delayed-action bombs in WWII to neutralizing IEDs in Iraq and Afghanistan, EOD technicians have spent 84 years courageously confronting danger to save lives. | U.S. Department of War | Facebook