The Royal Engineers are delivering world-leading training to Ukraine’s combat engineers in Poland, with 1,500 mine detectors having been provided to Ukraine by the UK. Royal Engineers sappers have delivered
IMCSE Past President, Mike Groves BEM, observed a minute’s silence at the Malta Bomb Disposal Memorial, September, 2023. As the WW2 Italian and German bombers unleashed 15,000 tons of explosive
Car Bombs and Barrack Busters is the remarkable story of a quiet, unique professional elite, an account of a highly specialised cadre, one whose narrative needs not to be sensationalised;
International experts have convened in London for 25th Chemical Weapons Demilitarisation Conference. More than 99% of declared chemical weapons stockpiles destroyed to date International experts meet to address remaining chemical
Russian projectiles with flechette payloads are being used regularly in Ukraine. Two types are in service: a 122 mm projectile with the GRAU index 3Sh1 and a 152 mm projectile,
It is almost 10 years since the sentencing and imprisonment of the individuals involved in the selling of fake explosives detectors, the so called ‘magic wands’. Significant fortunes were made
The NATO Explosive Ordnance Disposal Technical Information Centre (EODTIC) is based near Bicester, UK. EODTIC maintains a library of explosive ordnance publications and responds to approximately 170-250 requests for information,
22 projects have won funding as a result of the DASA Themed Competition, Veterans’ Health Innovation Fund, run on behalf of the Office for Veterans’ Affairs. £5 million in overall
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