U.S. Marines Enhance EOD Training for Papua New Guinea Defense Force
U.S. Marines conducted Humanitarian Mine Action training for the Papua New Guinea Defence Force to improve EOD capabilities. This initiative aims to mitigate risks from unexploded ordnance left from World War II, which has affected over 25,000 people in the region.
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U.S. Marines from the 1st Explosive Ordnance Disposal Company provided training to the Papua New Guinea Defence Force's EOD Unit at Basilisk Naval Base, focusing on humanitarian mine action. The training covered explosive hazard identification, risk mitigation, and disposal techniques, enhancing the PNGDF EOD Unit's capabilities in responding to explosive hazards.
Since World War II, unexploded ordnance has resulted in over 25,000 casualties in Papua New Guinea, highlighting the ongoing humanitarian impact. Improved EOD training will equip local personnel to better manage risks, supporting public safety and development efforts across the country.
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