Explosive Ordnance Disposal, or EOD, is the U.S. military’s bomb disposal community—often called the bomb squad of the armed forces. Each of the four branches maintains its own EOD units, sharing the ...

The Navy used digital tools, more recruiters and streamlined paperwork to boost recruiting numbers, including simplified ...

Unmanned systems are meant to keep divers out of danger during the removal of sea mines, but human intervention remains ...

The Senate on Wednesday confirmed retired special operations veteran Hung Cao to serve as the Department of the Navy’s number ...

A POTENTIAL explosive discovered on Irvine Beach was found by three "amateur metal detectorists". Engaged couple Michelle Morris and Graeme Cleland stumbled upon the possible unexploded ordnance ...

The service commissioned a series of training films on three deadly mishaps at sea. It's unclear if they'll ever be used.

The Navy recruited sailors at levels not seen since the early 2000s, surpassing its goal for the second year in a row. The ...

Step inside one of the most demanding and least understood training pipelines in the entire U.S. military: the Explosive Ordnance Disposal (EOD) school for the United States Air Force. This isn't just ...

The Army Transformation and Training Command, led by Gen. David Hodne, brings together Training and Doctrine Command and Army ...

According to the Government Accountability Office, the Navy is operating with only 84% of its enlisted personnel goal. Due to this shortage, the Navy may require sailors to do jobs for which they may ...

Federal transportation officials have launched an investigation into why a Mexican navy tall ship hit the Brooklyn Bridge in a collision that snapped the vessel's three masts, killed two crew members ...