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Sgt. Chris Ennis, left, Delaware State Police Explosive

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Sgt. Chris Ennis, left, Delaware State Police Explosive Ordnance Disposal team commander reviews the effectiveness of a training blast with EOD team members from the Delaware and New Jersey State Police along with Air Force team members (not shown) during a training event at Dover Air Force base, Del., Feb. 7, 2013. The training allowed the State Police and Air Force EOD teams to gain valuable training using live explosives during simulated events that mirror recent real-world scenarios encountered by EOD teams across the nation. The civilian law enforcement and USAF teams exchanged ideas and best practices in the hands-on training to ensure all are safe and well prepared for the future. (U.S. Air Force photo/Greg L. Davis)

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