Senior Airman Zachary Carpenter, an Explosive Ordnance Technician with the 775th EOD Flight, peers into the back of a vehicle after breaking the back window using a long rope and a sharp lever. Often, EOD technicians have to investigate suspicious vehicles, but need to gain access without lifting handles, opening doors or trunks, which may set off a booby trap. The hook-and-line allows them to gain an access point from a safe distance. Airmen from the flight participated in a week-long training event Nov. 2-6, meant to pass on knowledge from veteran EOD techs to their younger counterparts. (U.

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Senior Airman Zachary Carpenter, an Explosive Ordnance Technician with the 775th EOD Flight, peers into the back of a vehicle after breaking the back window using a long rope and a sharp lever. Often, EOD technicians have to investigate suspicious vehicles, but need to gain access without lifting handles, opening doors or trunks, which may set off a booby trap. The hook-and-line allows them to gain an access point from a safe distance. Airmen from the flight participated in a week-long training event Nov. 2-6, meant to pass on knowledge from veteran EOD techs to their younger counterparts. ( Air Force photo/Micah Garbarino)

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