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Mike Taliana, a math teacher at Lincoln Middle School,

Mike Taliana, a math teacher at Lincoln Middle School,

Mike Taliana, a math teacher at Lincoln Middle School, wears the Explosive Ordnance Disposal 9 suit during the Oceanside Unified School District day on Camp Pendleton, Calif. October 11, 2017. Oceanside Unifie... More

Staff Sergeant Alexander Enas demonstrates how to properly

Staff Sergeant Alexander Enas demonstrates how to properly

Staff Sergeant Alexander Enas demonstrates how to properly wear the Explosive Ordnance Disposal 9 suit during the Oceanside Unified School District day on Camp Pendleton, Calif. October 11, 2017. Oceanside Uni... More

Military Working Dog Handler Corporal Tyler Mantia

Military Working Dog Handler Corporal Tyler Mantia

Military Working Dog Handler Corporal Tyler Mantia demonstrates the abilities of their multipurpose canine for the students of Oceanside High School and Lincoln Middle School during the Oceanside Unified School... More

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