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HELP FUND THE FIRST EOD MUSEUM

The EOD HERITAGE MUSEUM is holding a fund drive. The only museum dedicated to EOD  is getting underway in Niceville, FL. Donations of equipment and ordnance items will be accepted at a later date. However, construction and site preparation are proceeding at this time. A GoFundMe page has been set up to help speed things along. Click here to read the story with the GoFundMe link.

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The learning never stops for Navy sailors who disarm mines...

Marine EOD Detonates Munitions With Sniper Rifle

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Tiny Drones Are the Biggest Threat in the Middle East Since IEDs, Top General Says This story by ...

U.S. needs to defend service members against IEDs that fly

Fund Drive Announced for the EOD Heritage Museum

NICEVILLE, Florida (Feb. 5, 2021) – The EOD community will soon have their own museum showcasing ...

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