A line of investigators walk the blast zone looking
A line of investigators walk the blast zone looking for clues and evidence as to the cause of the explosion Sept. 28 on the Eglin Air Force Base range. The investigation was part of the FBI's large vehicle post... More
Detective Damon Sullivan, from the Leon County Sheriff's
Detective Damon Sullivan, from the Leon County Sheriff's Office, and others interview the key witnesses at the scene of the blast as a storm cloud rolls across Eglin Air Force Base's range, Sept. 28. The interv... More
The front half of a pick-up truck was all that remained
The front half of a pick-up truck was all that remained after 150 pounds of explosives were detonated inside it, Sept. 27, on Eglin Air Force Base's range. The detonation created a crime scene for the FBI's lar... More
Special Agent Kevin Miles, the FBI post blast school
Special Agent Kevin Miles, the FBI post blast school instructor, points out a booby trap at the edge of the road during the first day of the post-blast investigation scenario, Sept. 28, on the Eglin Air Force B... More
A small flame still burns one of the engine belts of
A small flame still burns one of the engine belts of an 8,000 pound truck after it exploded, Sept. 27, on Eglin Air Force Base's range. The detonation created a crime scene for the FBI's large vehicle post blas... More
A line of investigators walk the blast zone looking
A line of investigators walk the blast zone looking for clues and evidence as to the cause of the explosion Sept. 28 on the Eglin Air Force Base range. The investigation was part of the FBI's large vehicle post... More
A cloud of heat and smoke erupts from the wreckage
A cloud of heat and smoke erupts from the wreckage after a 1,500 pound explosive detonated, Sept. 27, on the Eglin Air Force Base range. The controlled explosion was to set a scene for the FBI's large vehicle b... More
Students scavenge the post-blast scene for evidence
Students scavenge the post-blast scene for evidence and clues as to the cause of the explosion Sept. 28 on the Eglin Air Force Base range. The investigation was part of the FBI's large vehicle post blast school... More
A mangled rear tire rim was flung almost 100 feet when
A mangled rear tire rim was flung almost 100 feet when the vehicle was detonated, Sept. 27, on Eglin Air Force Base's range. The detonation created a crime scene for the FBI's large vehicle post blast school. S... More
Chief Petty Officer Jack Hanson, of Explosive Ordnance
Chief Petty Officer Jack Hanson, of Explosive Ordnance Disposal Mobile Unit 6 from Naval Air Station Mayport, and others scavenge the post-blast scene for evidence and clues as to the cause of the explosion Sep... More
Staff Sgt. Aaron Carroll, an explosive ordnance disposal
Staff Sgt. Aaron Carroll, an explosive ordnance disposal technician with the 325th Civil Engineer Squadron, searches for a vehicle identification number among the wreckage of a pick-up truck Sept. 28 on the Egl... More
Capt. Thomas Bosco, a Florida State fire marshal, (middle)
Capt. Thomas Bosco, a Florida State fire marshal, (middle) and other team members size up the blast scene and try to determine where the vehicle's identification number may be located Sept. 28 on the Eglin Air ... More
Sgt. Tim Webster, of the Volusia County Sheriff's Office,
Sgt. Tim Webster, of the Volusia County Sheriff's Office, reaches for a piece of evidence amid the explosion wreckage Sept. 28 on the Eglin Air Force Base range. The investigation was part of the FBI's large ve... More