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Force Manual

The FM outlines our core skills, policies and guides to ensure every member stands ready for the mission ahead.

FM/G387 · Explosives

Additional EOD equipment

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3
Reading time
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Unit Command
Platforms
Every platform
Published
23 Sep 2026
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Demining UGV [ED-1D]

The ED-1D is a ground drone used to remotely detonate explosive devices using dedicated ammunition.

When operating the UGV:

  • Maintain safe distance to reduce the risk of damage from detonations
  • Be aware of the surrounding area before engaging targets

The platform includes a built-in mine detector with a range of up to 50m.

Demining UAS

The demining UAV is a flying platform used to detonate explosive devices from above.

When employing the UAV:

  • Account for movement and momentum, as munitions follow the drone’s motion
  • Use hovering for more precise targeting when required

The platform includes a built-in mine detector with a range of up to 50m.

Lane clearing vehicles

The lane-clearing vehicles, such as the Stryker, use a mine plough to trigger and clear explosive hazards.

When operating the vehicle:

  • Enable and lower the mine plough before advancing
  • Expect reduced mobility, especially on uneven terrain
  • Adjust movement to avoid becoming immobilised

For safe and effective use:

  • Limit speed to approximately 15 km/h to reduce vehicle damage from detonations
  • Use the lane marking system to define a cleared route
    • Markers deploy from the rear of the vehicle
    • Use consistent spacing (e.g. ~25m intervals)

Be aware that markers are physical objects and may be affected by terrain or vehicle movement.