discuss the IED threat, the components of an IED, indicators of a possible IED, common locations and employment techniques the enemy uses, some enablers available to assist you in countering...

2016年2月12日 · TBS-IED-1002d Given a simulated IED threat, send an IED 9-line report to inform higher headquarters and allocate resources. TBS-IED-1003a Given an evaluation, identify the 3 types of IEDs...

Impact of Mission (short discussion of current tactical situation and how the IED/UXO affects the status of the mission)

– Use EOD UXO/IED 9-Line The enemy has increased its use of false IEDs to draw personnel into the kill zone. Using collapsing circuits, and using booby traps to catch personnel attempting to disarm IEDs. REMEMBER – DO NOT ATTEMPT TO DISARM AN IED YOURSELF. LEAVE IT TO THE EXPERTS. Vehicle Borne IEDs

What is an IED- A complete improvised explosive device that would function if not disarmed. This type of device can be placed or fabricated in an improvised manner which is designed to destroy, disfigure, or harass. IEDs can incorporate military ordnance or commercial explosives.

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The EOD 9-Line Report is a standardized format used to communicate critical information regarding explosive ordnance disposal (EOD) incidents. It ensures that all relevant details are conveyed efficiently to support decision-making and operational planning.

Report UXO to your Unit Control Center using the ‘EOD 9-Line Report’ (See Airman’s Manual for Form) Execute the ‘5-C’s upon initial observation of a UXO

This document is a 9 line UXO/IED report template used to report details of unexploded ordnance or improvised explosive devices. The template includes fields to provide information such as the date/time, reporting unit location, type of ordnance, resources threatened, protective measures taken, and recommended priority for response.

Protective Measures: Measures taken to protect personnel/equipment. Line 9. Recommended Priority: Response by EOD technicians or engineers. Stops the unit’s maneuver and mission capability, or threatens critical assets vital to the mission. Slows the unit’s maneuver and mission capability, or threaten critical assets important to the mission.