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Enlist for EOD (Explosive Ordnance Disposal). See your recruiter.
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Actually, I'm pretty sure you would have to reenlist under the BEAR program for Explosive Ordnance Disposal. Don't think you can enlist into EOD as a first term enlistee, unless something's changed since I inquired about it.
What else can I help you with?
When did Royal Army Ordnance Corps end?
Royal Army Ordnance Corps ended in 1993.
What is the foundation of the US Army's training process?
The Army Training CycleThe Army Training Management Cycle
When was United States Army Ordnance Museum created?
United States Army Ordnance Museum was created in 1967.
When did Royal Australian Army Ordnance Corps end?
Royal Australian Army Ordnance Corps ended in 1973.
What is Sri Lanka Army Ordnance Corps's motto?
Sri Lanka Army Ordnance Corps's motto is 'To the Warrior his Arms'.
What 3 branches of the US ARMY came together to form the logistics branch?
The three branches of the US Army that came together to form the logistics branch are the Quartermaster Corps, the Ordnance Corps, and the Transportation Corps. This merger occurred in 2008 to improve the efficiency and effectiveness of the Army's logistics operations.
Who was the US Army officer linked to the Redstone missile?
In August 1945, it was Colonel Holger Toftoy, head of the Rocket Branch of the Research and Development Division of the US Army's Ordnance Corps.
What is Ordnance Corps United States Army 's motto?
The motto of Ordnance Corps - United States Army - is 'Armament for Peace'.
When was US Ordnance created?
U.S. Ordnance was created in 1997.
Who is the G3 of the US Army?
G3 was Operations and Training.
What job training can one receive by joining the US Army?
When joining the US Army, you can receive job training in almost any field. You can get training in fields such as Medical, Law, Transportation, Intelligence and more.
What has the author Lida Mayo written?
Lida Mayo has written: 'Henry Clay' 'The Ordnance Department' -- subject(s): United States, United States. Army. Ordnance Dept, World War, 1939-1945, United States. Army. Ordnance Dept.
