NATO - AEODP-03 VOL II
INTER-SERVICE IMPROVISED EXPLOSIVE DEVICE DISPOSAL OPERATIONS ON MULTINATIONAL DEPLOYMENTS - A GUIDE FOR OPERATORS - Volume II
| Organization: | NATO |
| Publication Date: | 3 March 2014 |
| Status: | active |
| Page Count: | 38 |
scope:
This volume is to provide guidance and a common framework as to the planning and conduct of IEDD operations. It should be read in conjunction with Volume 1 in order to provide guidance and a common framework as to the execution of IEDD operations. It is produced as an informative guide providing a list of fundamental points and principles.
This volume should be understandable to those who are unfamiliar with IEDD and EOD but it is primarily aimed to inform and guide those who are trained in EOD/IEDD. It is designed to be applicable to all levels of capability but acknowledges that EOD operators with different Nations are not all trained, nor equipped, to the same standard. Nations, and their individual armed services, have various capabilities ranging between the two outlined above and these are listed in STANAG 2377.
The document will focus on IEDD within Deployed Operations and will not explore IEDD within the framework of national home based/internal operations or military aid to the civil power. The document is intended to provide guidance and considerations for the conduct and execution of IEDD operations and should serve to inform EOD Theatre Operating Procedures.
IEDD is a sub-set of EOD and as such the detail of ATP-721 and associated EOD pamphlets will apply and they are not repeated here. IEDD is a component within the Defeat the Device pillar of the wider concept known as Counter-IED (CIED) 2. C-IED is a J2/J3 role which seeks to look at identifying and attacking the whole IED system.
The specifics of IEDs found in various theatres will not be covered. IEDs may have additional payloads, including Chemical, Biological, Radiological or Nuclear (CBRN) and range from simple to complex. The threat from improvised CBRN devices must be considered when planning although the response will vary depending upon the operating environment, national capabilities and caveats. As improvised CBRN devices will require a specialist response and this document is not attempting to provide specific Operating Procedures, they will not be covered in detail.
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