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... Georgia Traveler. Explosives Handler ...

... Dragnet -- Jack Webb - The Big Death -- explosives inventor murder ...

... ms of the world. Physicist Edward Teller's dream of reshaping the surface of the planet with atomic explosives was a classic -- and today almost unimaginable -- example of the great optimism of the era. Hundred ...

... Aden, four U.S. sailors were killed and 30 injured when terrorists aboard a small boat loaded with explosives rammed the naval destroyer USS Cole, blasting a 20 foot by 40 foot hole in the hull.

"The sa ...

... ested in Port Angeles, Washington, bound for Los Angeles International Airport with a trunk full of explosives. This program traces Ressam's training in Bin Laden's camps, his travels within the international te ...

... d, the order would be given for the veiled women, who were 'human bombs' strapped with high-powered explosives, to detonate themselves, obliterating the theatre and all of those inside it.

"This riveting docu ...

... the Web, we found recent statements from al Qaeda's leaders and instructions about how to make high explosives. This underlines the fact that al Qaeda is evolving from a formal organization into a loose network ...

... engineering, and a dirty bomb, which can be easily assembled by anyone with access to conventional explosives and a radioactive source. But how bad would the aftermath of a dirty bomb be? To bring home the pro ...

... ctober 2002, we follow the story of a group of Chechen rebels who, armed with automatic weapons and explosives strapped to their bodies, seized more than 700 hundred hostages. But unbeknownst to the terrorists, ...

... KSTP News (Saint Paul, Minn.). 2004. Night (10:00 feed)--excerpts, Missing Explosives at Al-QaQaa ...

... Baghdad describes humvees only partially armored, leaving the floor of the vehicle unprotected from explosives in the roads, responsible for half of the deaths of US soldiers in Iraq.

"The broadcast was ...

... e young bombers -- who either changed their minds, or were stopped before they could detonate their explosives -- who seem trapped in lives without hope. 25-year-old Mohammad Amer, charged with organizing a bu ...

... e young bombers -- who either changed their minds, or were stopped before they could detonate their explosives -- who seem trapped in lives without hope. 25-year-old Mohammad Amer, charged with organizing a bu ...

... usual day, unremarkable--until the bomber walked in, the guitar in the case on his back packed with explosives, nails, nuts, and bolts. The deafening blast he caused killed 15 and wounded more than 100.

... in America. Wilson, a former CIA officer, was convicted of selling arms and 20-tons of C-4 plastic explosives to Muammar Qaddafi's Libya, and plotting to murder the attorneys who prosecuted him. Wilson was bra ...

... certification standards and testing of bomb dog teams that would ensure they could actually detect explosives.

'RESULTS: Outraged by our findings, state and federal lawmakers began working on legislation to ...

... the week, including the foiled plot to bring down as many as 10 transatlantic airliners with liquid explosives and the working relationship between the U.S. military and Iraqi security forces.'--2006 Peabody Aw ...

... rps barracks in Beirut, Lebanon. Seconds later, the suicide driver inside detonated his payload of explosives, reducing the four-story building to rubble and killing 241 American service men and women. The att ...

... eason that airport is now secured 24 hours a day by the TSA and that the tools, meant to screen for explosives and bomb-making materials, are in use around the clock. This story is responsible for the TSA's sc ...

... eason that airport is now secured 24 hours a day by the TSA and that the tools, meant to screen for explosives and bomb-making materials, are in use around the clock. This story is responsible for the TSA's sc ...

... eason that airport is now secured 24 hours a day by the TSA and that the tools, meant to screen for explosives and bomb-making materials, are in use around the clock. This story is responsible for the TSA's sc ...

... ansit system. A year later Scotland Yard foiled a plot to blow up 12 US-bound airliners with liquid explosives; again the culprits were disaffected British Muslims willing to die for their cause. An astonishing ...

... coal' is an oxymoron, and a perversion. Some are poisoned by their tap water, others terrorized by explosives and toxic dust, and others threatened with violence if they don't keep quiet. These heroes have co ...

... hey had thwarted an alleged terrorist plot to blow up transatlantic aircraft in flight using liquid explosives disguised as sports drinks. At the time, many were skeptical of the alleged plot and of the need f ...

... men as they made day-long hikes up the steep mountainous terrain and regularly swept the roads for explosives. During our visit an Apache doing nighttime surveillance spotted a suspicious group in a field and ...

... ades. Since the Vietnam War ended in 1975 at least 38-thousand people have been killed by leftover explosives. Worldfocus gives voice to those savaged by unexploded armaments. We take viewers to the killing fi ...

... of San Bernardino, California.

"The chemical at issue is perchlorate, a compound often found in explosives, that can damage the thyroid. During World War II the U.S. military erected munitions bunkers in an ...

... 2008, ten young men sailed into Mumbai, India. The men were armed with AK-47s, grenades and plastic explosives, as well as satellite phones and global positioning systems that connected them with their handlers ...

... home a different person"

"As the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan go on and the evolution of warfare explosives continues, the number of traumatic brain injuries incurred by military service members has risen dr ...

... with them. The Taliban had booby trapped the entire town with bombs and the work of removing those explosives was extraordinarily dangerous. This report is an up close look at the men who risked everything to ...

... ho was special agent in charge of the Washington office of Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives at the time of the Virginia Tech massacre. They discussed the Tucson shooting and what, if anything ...

... after 9/11 lists airport catering companies as one of three major threats for smuggling weapons or explosives on board an aircraft. In fact, Federal regulations demand that catering carts must be sealed to ens ...

... attlegrounds of Afghanistan using state-of-the art robotics and technology to search for and disarm explosives. [Big Fish Entertainment produces the series.]

"Over 15 cameras, including both helmet and body m ...

... attlegrounds of Afghanistan using state-of-the art robotics and technology to search for and disarm explosives. [Big Fish Entertainment produces the series.]

"Over 15 cameras, including both helmet and body m ...

... attlegrounds of Afghanistan using state-of-the art robotics and technology to search for and disarm explosives. [Big Fish Entertainment produces the series.]

"Over 15 cameras, including both helmet and body m ...

... attlegrounds of Afghanistan using state-of-the art robotics and technology to search for and disarm explosives. [Big Fish Entertainment produces the series.]

"Over 15 cameras, including both helmet and body m ...