Atom Bomb

Deactivated Mines Held by a British Explosives Expert

The Anarchist Plants a Bomb

The U.II is Attacked at Low Altitude by the French Squadron of Jean Roulier

Al Asad, Iraq, Rows of Ammunition are Stacked and Prepped to be Moved into Modular Storage Cells

A Squad Leader Points to a Delay Setting on an 81mm Mortar Round, January 1, 2006

Two Box-Type Devices were Found in the Cache Sweep That were Later Dubbed Anti-Tank Mines

A Marine Handles a String of 40 mm High-Explosive Grenades

A Marine Cradles Handfuls of 40 mm Grenades During a Training Exercise

A Soldier Pulls a Detonation Cord Igniter to Start a Reaction Detonating C-4 Explosives

An Explosion Erupts from the Detonation of a Weapons Cache

Six GBU-12 Bombs Sit in a Rack Inside a Weapons Storage Area at Al Asad, Iraq, November 3

A Static Display of an Ordnance Shell and a Mine Lay Half-Buried in the Sand

A Static Display of a Converted Ordnance Shell and a Simple Mine

Ten Half-Pound Blocks of TNT Simultaneously Detonate at Camp Schwab's Demo Range Three

A Simulated Land Mine Used to Conduct Lanes Training During Operation Enduring Freedom

A Round from an At-4 Small Rocket Launcher Impacts on Range 400

A C-4 Explosive Placed on a 100 Millimeter Armor Piercing Round

Marine Corps Mortar Training in Djibouti

First Atomic Bomb's Dark Crater Surrounded by Glass Created by Heated Sand from Explosion

Hand Grenade

The Anarchist Plants a Bomb

Deactivated mines held by a British explosives expert

Deactivated mines held by a British explosives expert

Deactivated mines held by a British explosives expert

Deactivated mines held by a British explosives expert