DETONATION CHECK: Air Force Unit Uses Drones To Create Safer Way To Check For Potential Unexploded Ordinance After Detonation

Specialized Air Force unit uses drones to innovate a safer way to check for potential unexploded ordinance after a detonation on  Friday, Dec. 2, 2022. The unit was designed to look for opportunities to enhance the Ninth Air Force's ability to detect and defeat any form of unfriendly drone and to rapidly innovate in all domains to ensure victory. Note: Picture is screenshot from a video (@DeptofDefense/Newsflash). Specialized Air Force unit uses drones to innovate a safer way to check for potential unexploded ordinance after a detonation on Friday, Dec. 2, 2022. The unit was designed to look for opportunities to enhance the Ninth Air Force's ability to detect and defeat any form of unfriendly drone and to rapidly innovate in all domains to ensure victory. Note: Picture is screenshot from a video (@DeptofDefense/Newsflash).
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15 December 2022
The video shows the moment a specialised Air Force unit uses drones to innovate a safer way to check for potential unexploded ordinance after a detonation. Task Force 99.M, created a new and a safer way for 386th Expeditionary Civil Engineer Squadron Explosive Ordnance Disposal Airmen to inspect for...