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Technicians from the MAG (Mines Advisory Group) all-female clearance team. The team is searching primarily for cluster bomb units, tennis-ball sized anti-personnel munitions packed with ball bearings and dropped by the thousands during the war. This area was targeted for bombing during the Vietnam war due to its proximity to Route 7 into Vietnam.
There are seven clearance teams working in Laos, two of which are all female.
Laos is the most heavily-bombed country per capita in the world. Between 1964 and 1973, the United States military dropped over 2 million tons of bombs in 581,000 sorties in the course of their 'Secret War' in Laos. The legacy of the bombing continues to wound and kill Laotian citizens, as an estimated 20-30% of all bombs failed to detonate when they were dropped. Although they have laid in the earth for as long as 40 years, many of these bombs remain lethal.
MAG is a British humanitarian organization dedicated to clearing the remnants of conflict, notably land mines and unexploded ordnance. MAG has worked in 35 countries around the world including Laos.
Near Nong Het, Laos. November 2007.
Southwest Tech's Public Safety Division hosted law enforcement professionals from all over the region taking the Evidence Technician course offered through the Wisconsin Department of Justice Crime Laboratory Bureau. The course provides instruction on how to identify, process, and collect crime scene evidence for submission to the state crime lab. Nick Stahlke from the state crime lab noted that these officers were packaging the evidence almost perfect and were spot on.
A Micro Tactical Ground Robot operated by Air Force explosive ordnance disposal technicians from the 673d Civil Engineer Squadron, makes its way towards a simulated suspicious package during a readiness training exercise at Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson, Alaska, March 24, 2021. The EOD Airmen continually train to locate, identify, neutralize and dispose of hazardous explosives and other life-threatening materials or devices. (U.S. Air Force photo by Alejandro Peña)
Senior Aircraftsman (Technician) (SAC(T)) John Baines aged 27 from Newcastle is an Information and Communication Technology (ICT) Technician with 90 Signals Unit (90SU) RAF Leeming in North Yorkshire (Left) joins the rest of his Team GB athletes at Bath University, home of British Bobsleigh, for a final training session before leaving for Sochi. Baines has made the Team GB 4 man Bobsleigh squad for the Winter Olympics in Sochi 2014, as a brake man for the B squad respectively.
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Being a current serving member of the RAF he has been awarded elite athlete status to enable him to concentrate on training for the Olympics.
Baines flies out to Germany on Friday to the Team GB holding camp before taking part in the biggest competition of his life.
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' "Technicians at the Los Alamos National Laboratory must give instructions to a computer (terminal in foreground) in order to gain access to plutonium. The computer monitors the inventory and identifies discrepancies or irregularities in handling in order to provide rapid detection of possible diversion." '
Seeking admission in Florida Vocational Institute is quite simple when compared to other schools and colleges. There are specific criteria that students need to have to get admission and there is no kind of discrimination whatsoever in the institute. Admission is sought purely on merit and interview basis. There might be special qualifications required for getting entry into specific departments. Study the official website www.fvi.edu/ well to know the details.
The Incident Communications Technician course took place at the National Interagency Fire Center in April of 2025. Students must demonstrate proper installation of radio equipment, the ability to properly program National Incident Radio Support Cache (NIRSC) handheld radios, and the ability to accurately troubleshoot and maintain field NIRSC equipment. Photo by BLM Fire/Caleb Ashby
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Technician Serghei Ghevco manages the street lighting system on a computer
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