EOD

LS Pat Southern.

Japanese ordnance waiting to be dumped Rabaul PNG 1946.

The RAN Diving school's EOD museum at HMAS Penguin.

Mortar & HEAT display.

Weapon's display-  Viet Cong weapons captured in South Vietnam .

"This is how it's done".

Ian McConnochie & Jacko Jackson. removing a fuse -

Note the Mk1 Mod 1 Pusser's spike in Ian's hand and Jacko with a smoke - PNG 1973.

"Fire in the hole" - (Defence photo)

The first Russian BPM limpet mine to be seen in the West.  

Mick Ey (ABCD at the time), who removed it from a ship's hull in South Vietnam 1969 .

EOD School staff - HMAS Penguin 1976.

Geoff Bascombe, Mark Latimer, Russ Steer (U/W EOD), Mick Cook (Surface EOD), Tony Ey (Demolitions).

EOD School staff. 1985.

What "not to do" on an EOD job.

 A British Mk.14 buoyant mine prepared for top cover plate removal using detonating cord & plastic explosives

to gain access to the main charge. CDT1 - Feather Reef  - October 1971

Lt. Ian McConnochie

Placing a countermining explosive charge inside a British Mk.14 buoyant mine.