Bomb Patrol Afganistan

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2011

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Agrega una trama en tu idiomaThis documentary follows the Afghan mission of the U.S Navy's Explosive Ordnance Disposal Mobile Unit during their deployment in 2011, hunting down IEDs and disposing or detonating them. All... Leer todoThis documentary follows the Afghan mission of the U.S Navy's Explosive Ordnance Disposal Mobile Unit during their deployment in 2011, hunting down IEDs and disposing or detonating them. All of their missions included a camera crew, which became an integral part of the mission on... Leer todoThis documentary follows the Afghan mission of the U.S Navy's Explosive Ordnance Disposal Mobile Unit during their deployment in 2011, hunting down IEDs and disposing or detonating them. All of their missions included a camera crew, which became an integral part of the mission on several occasions.

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Josh Duhamel

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John Groat

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Chase Holzhauser

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Brad Penley

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9bdawe14

Epic

I have to say that this show is epic all of my mates have watched it and well all loved it.

They probably picked these teams because it made interesting television as for the dude that's sort of the outsider I think he's watched the hurt locker a few too many times.

These guys do some seriously dangerous stuff and it's amazing to watch them in action they're pretty cool under pressure.

Got to hand it to all the guys n gals out in the sand they do and epic job.

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3stevegarcia1969

Why did the US Military pick these clowns to represent EOD.

I am and have been an EOD Technician in the US Military for 20 years. I've served in Afghanistan, Iraq, Kuwait, and several other combat areas. With that being said, these guys are a couple of clowns. I'm not sure how they weren't killed or fired for the stunts they pulled.

Many of the scenes seemed to be staged and I can understand that with regards to keeping our EOD procedures confidential. We, as EOD Technicians, should not be sharing our sensitive procedures in an open forum like TV so the Taliban can learn what and how we do things.

As far as the show's appeal to the public, I think the average viewer without a military background will find the show interesting and exciting.

I will end this review with one comment. Why did the US military pick these guys to represent a very proud, physically fit, and close knit profession like Explosive Ordnance Disposal?