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The 11 pages that link to Explosive ordnance disposal, each with the reason it gives.

• Improvised explosive deviceRelated: Trained teams use controlled procedures to manage suspected devices and their aftermath.

• DetonatorRelated: Specialists assess detonators because they can remain active or initiate unexpectedly.

• Land mineRelated: Specialists use these procedures to handle mines and other unexploded ordnance.

• Unexploded ordnanceRelated: Its procedures address the hazards posed by unexploded munitions.

• Explosive trainRelated: Understanding initiation chains helps specialists assess hazards without disturbing them.

• High explosiveRelated: Unexploded high explosive devices create hazards requiring specialized disposal.

• ExplosiveRelated: It addresses the dangers left by unexploded or unstable explosive devices.

• Explosive remnants of warRelated: Specialists use these procedures to deal with hazardous remnants.

• Clearing the neighbourhoodRelated: Specialists may be needed when clearance teams encounter suspected munitions or devices.

• HMXRelated: HMX-containing munitions create hazards that specialized disposal teams must manage.

• Plastic explosiveRelated: Specialists address plastic explosives found in military and civilian settings.