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bomb disposal unit

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See: explosive ordnance disposal unit.
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bomb disposal unit n → corpo degli artificieri
bomb disposal unit n → corpo degli artificieri


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Session 3: Members of the Virginia State Police Bomb Disposal Unit introduced the teens to a remote-controlled bomb robot.
Crime scene investigation not just for television: parks and police ... by Vance, Morgan / Parks & Recreation
In addition, the Valley would get its own bomb disposal unit rather than having to rely on officers dispatched from either Los Angeles International Airport or the Northeast Division.
VICA: Q BREAKS LAW VALLEY GROUP SAYS POLICE, FIRE BOND NOT SPECIFIC by Daily News (Los Angeles, CA)
3) Optional equipment, such as a remote-operated robot or a bomb containment vessel/vehicle to transport the hazardous material to a remote disposal site, adds considerably more to the overall cost of a bomb disposal unit.
Bomb squads: developing mutual aid agreements by LaBrusciano, Martin S. / The FBI Law Enforcement Bulletin
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