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EOD2 Rashid Graham, the senior bomb technician with Explosive Ordnance Disposal Mobile Unit Two, explains a real-world bomb scenario to Iraqi Police officers, Aug. 8. The scenario required a bomb-disposal robot to pick up various small objects and place them in large containers, effectively training the operators and fine and gross motor skills with the robot. The EODMU Two team gave the robot to the IPs at the end of the training.

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