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Brig. Gen. Heidi Hoyle, the 41st chief of the Ordnance

Brig. Gen. Heidi Hoyle, the 41st chief of the Ordnance

Brig. Gen. Heidi Hoyle, the 41st chief of the Ordnance Corps, gives a speech during the closing ceremony for the 2018 Ordnance Crucible – EOD Team of the Year assessment at Fort Lee, Va., June 8, 2018. EOD team... More

Gerald “Jerry” D. Simon, a WWII veteran and one of

Gerald “Jerry” D. Simon, a WWII veteran and one of

Gerald “Jerry” D. Simon, a WWII veteran and one of the last surviving bomb disposal technicians trained at Aberdeen Proving Grounds, Md., shares stories of how his service began, the type of training and equipm... More

1st Lt. Brookes Wittmaker, explosive ordnance disposal

1st Lt. Brookes Wittmaker, explosive ordnance disposal

1st Lt. Brookes Wittmaker, explosive ordnance disposal team leader, 18th Ordnance Company (EOD), 192nd Ordnance Battalion (EOD), 52nd Ordnance Group (EOD), examines his team's Talon EOD robot as part of a funct... More

Sgt. Devin McAdams, explosive ordnance disposal team

Sgt. Devin McAdams, explosive ordnance disposal team

Sgt. Devin McAdams, explosive ordnance disposal team member, 18th Ordnance Company (EOD), 192nd Ordnance Battalion (EOD), 52nd Ordnance Group (EOD), uses the controls to ensure his Talon robot is functioning pr... More

(Center) Staff Sgt. Ryan Essenmacher, an explosive

(Center) Staff Sgt. Ryan Essenmacher, an explosive

(Center) Staff Sgt. Ryan Essenmacher, an explosive ordnance disposal team leader with 720th Ordnance Company from Baumholder, Germany, and his team member, 1st. Lt. Jesse Way, receive the 2018 Ordnance Crucible... More

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