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Render Safe Flashcards

1
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Identification

An EOD Control Center which provides operational control, planning and administrative services related to EOD operations for assigned areas of responsibility

A

Area Control Center

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Identification

As used herein, biological weapons, agents operations, fillers, etc.., refers to foreign ordnance and program

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Biological

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Identification

Refers to active participation between elements of the PNP and AFP Majot sevices having interest in EOD activities. Agencies “coordinated with” shall provide positive participation and shall not operate by default

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Coordination

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Identification

Bombs, warheads, guided and ballistic missiles, artillery, mortars, rockets, and small arms ammunition, all mines, torpedoes and depth charges, pyrotechnics, clusters and dispensers, cartridges and propellant actuating devices

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Explosive Ordnance (EO)

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Identification

The detection identification, field evaluation, rednering-safe, recovery and final disposal of unexploded ordnance (UXO)

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Explosive Ordnance Disposal

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Identification

The suspected or detected presence of UXO or damaged EO which constitute a hazard to friendly operations, installation, personnel or materials

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Explosive Ordnance Disposal Incident

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Identification

The investigation, detection, location, marking, and initial identification or explosive ordnance items, evacuation or personnel, accomplishment of other emergency measures required; and reporting of suspected explosive ordance by EOR agents to determine the need for further action

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Explosive Ordnance Reconnaissance

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Identification

Those devices placed or fabricated in an improvised manner incorporating explosive or destructive, lethal, noxious, pyrotechnics, or incendiary chemicaks and designed to destroy, disfigure, distract or harass

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Improvised Explosive Devices (IED)

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Identification

Explosive Ordnance whcih has been fired, projected, dropped or placed in such a manner as to be capanle of having become armed and subject to detonation, and by design or accident, has failed to detonate

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Unexploded Explosive Ordnance (UXO)

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Identification

There are numerous explosive items that do no require complete procedures, such as grenades, small rickets etc., on incidents such as these, the [BLANK] may dispatch only the personnel necessary to complete RSP and removal

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Unit Commander

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Fill in the blank

Movements/operations that requires maximum number of personnel and equipment should use [BLANK] vehicles as safety regulations requires

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Two or more

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True or False

Conventional incidents/UXOs must be loaded in one vehicle with one Senior EOD Supervisor and driver on board while all other personnel and equipment must be on separate vehicle to minimize casualty should any untoward incidents happen

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True

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13
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Enumeration

What are things the Commander must consider when re-orienting his plan?

3

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  1. Minimum safe distance, fragmentation range of the munition or suspected EO
  2. Available means and route of approaches to UXOs
  3. Use of terrain features to the advantage of the operations
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Fill in the Blank

When responding to an incident of this nature, the team must rely on their [1] encountered (IED) in the operational area. Combined with a thorough analysis of all information available in determining the plan of action, the team must take particular to the [2] and [3] to be collected

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  1. previous experiences
  2. time element
  3. technical intelligence
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Enumeration

Designate personnel to functiuon as:

General Plan for Operations, 6

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  1. CP Supervisor
  2. Two-man initial entry or work party
  3. Recirder
  4. Equipment specialist
  5. Publication specialist
  6. Additional personnel to function under the supervisor as required
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Transportation Procedure of IED

1-3

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  1. Proper handling and care must be exercised during the transport of the bomb
  2. The bomb must be placed in a bomb basket or wrapped on a protective bomb blanket depending on the size, type of the bomb and it’s construction
  3. For reason of safety, it must be loaded/transported through a bomb containment vehicle
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Transportation Procedure of IED

4-6

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  1. The vehicle to be used shall be marked with reflectorized placard on both sides and ends with the words “BOMB ON BOARD” on a visible manner
  2. All vehicles used for transportation of bomb/IEDs shall be in charge of and operated by a person who is of mature mind, physically fit, carefully reasonable and not addicted to used of intoxicants or narcotics. He should be aware of the destructive effects of the bomb on board
  3. Vehicles to be used in transportaion shall be in good repair as much as possible, the driver should plan the shortest route in going to the CP by passing through a non-inhabited areas
18
Q

When no other alternative EOD procedures applicable except to blast-in-place the suspected improvised explosive device (IED) as a means of neutralizing it, what is the recommneded procedure?

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The Team Leader or Senior EOD PNCO will determine the necessary course of action with the following considerable factors:
* Location of the bomb
* Information and proper indetification of the reported IED

19
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Method of Render-Safe-Procedure use:

A
  1. Remote Removal
  2. Hand Entry
  3. Blast-In-Place (BIP)
20
Q

True or False

Recon the suspected IED by looking at it with your eyes

A

False, use field glass or binoculars

21
Q

Blast-In-Place of unknown IED is applicable in an open area and the following safety procedures outline are recommended:

1-5

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  1. Secure the area and control access of people within the vicinty
  2. Search area for secondary explosive devices
  3. Protective work must be undertaken by means of baffling which is placing sandbags around the IED to minimize blast fragments damage
  4. Control Damages
  5. Selection of necessary EOD tools and equipment for the operation
22
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Blast-In-Place of unknown IED is applicable in an open area and the following safety procedures outline are recommended:

6-10

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  1. Contact the nearest Medical and Fire personnel
  2. Collect evidence for court presentation and IED reconstruction
  3. Turn-over collected evidences to SOCO personnel for laboratory excamination
  4. Furnish other EOD/interlligence units the IED nomenclature for technical intelligence purposes
  5. Submit report

Post-Blast Investigation (5 decks)

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