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eric3579says...Someone explain to me how those things work. He sure didn't seem to think they needed to be handled carefully. Just another day on the job.
oritteroposays...There are two parts to the trap, the trigger and the ordinance. He was exposing the ordinance part and disconnecting it while staying well away from the trigger. The second part, once the device was defused, was digging up the trigger mechanism.
Had he attempted to do that part first the video would have been rather different.
In the second world war bomb designers set traps for the defuser, but these devices seem rather simpler, they're often made out of home appliances or repurposed shells rather than being purpose built.
Someone explain to me how those things work. He sure didn't seem to think they needed to be handled carefully. Just another day on the job.
song77says...Yeah very simple mechanism no red or blue wires here, simple cheap and very effecitive
Bruti79says...How did he manage to stay in that crouch position with his giant balls?
Chaucersays...That was a lot of IEDs. How did anybody not notice somebody digging for that long planting these things.
00Scud00says...He's so good he makes it look boring, like weeding the garden, if improperly handling a weed could blow your face off.
Esoogsays...*dead (nevermind...worked on 3rd page refresh)
siftbotsays...Invocations (dead) cannot be called by Esoog because Esoog is not privileged - sorry.
lurgeesays...*dead
siftbotsays...This video has been declared non-functional; embed code must be fixed within 2 days or it will be sent to the dead pool - declared dead by lurgee.
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