EOD sharpens skills, maintains proficiency durnig COVID

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315th Airlift Wing

Explosive ordnance disposal technicians keep up-to-date on their training, even with the restrictions placed on the base brought about by COVID-19.

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EOD sharpens skills, maintains proficiency durnig COVID

Members from the 315th Civil Engineer Flight, Joint Base Charleston, S.C, clean up after a scheduled demolition June 27, 2020 at Joint Base Charleston, S.C. Controlled demolitions are a crucial part of training for explosive ordnance device technicians. (U.S. Air Force photo by Senior Airman William Brugge)

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Tags: South Carolina, Photojournalism, public affairs, Charleston, Joint Base Charleston, JBCHS, pa, 315th AW PA, GG444

Photo by: Senior Airman William Brugge | VIRIN: 200627-F-GG444-1025.JPG

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