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Training With Slovenian EOD Units & Civil Protection Police

Dec 16, 2024
1 min read

Updated: Jan 15

Our own Chris Hawthorne MInstRE was joined by Glyn Hannah EngTech to spend two weeks in Slovenia, training units from land-based EOD and Civil Protection Police in the use of Richmond Defence System's products. 

Over the fortnight, these technicians were taught the skills required to operate equipment supplied to their units safely and effectively.

 

Within this fully comprehensive training package, they gained the skills to operate:

  • Vulkan M2 Maxi Recoilless De-Armer Disruptor

  • Viper Midi Recoilless De-Armer Disrupter

  • Underwater De-Armer (Disruptor) Viper

  • RW-MR M5 Multi-Role Rocket Wrench

  • No8 Mk3 Fuze Extractor

  • Freeze Neutralising Kit with Remote Activated Injector Kit

  • Electronic Stethoscope



Our team were made to feel extremely welcome, and have made new friendships along the way.​

If you are interested in our training services, please get in touch today.


  • A group of EOD technicians in military uniform standing in a group with their trainers
  • Sighting in on a long-distance target with the CSL 50/40 Vulkan M2 disruptor.
    Sighting in on a long-distance target with the Vulkan disruptor.
  • A Slovenian EOD technician preparing a rocket wrench to remove the fuze on unexploded ordnance.
    A Slovenian EOD technician preparing a rocket wrench to remove the fuze on unexplded ordnance.

Image 1 (left): Front row far left: Glyn Hannah EngTech. Front row far right: Chris Hawthorne MInstRE. Faces of the Slovenian forces pictured have been obscured for security reasons.

Image 2: (centre) Sighting in on a target with Vulkan.

Image 3 (right): Setting up for fuze removal on unexploded ordnance with the Rocket Wrench.

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