Ideas in Progress

This week's recommendation is a helpful three part do-it-yourself video on how to get rid of those unsightly and dangerous area denial munitions, brought to you by the nice folks at the U.S. Humanitarian Demining R&D Program.

Part 1
http://www.humanitarian-demining.org/demining/awareness/DssDeminingTraining/Original/VIDEO/17%20DEMINING%20PROCEDURES%20VIDEO%20(ENGLISH-SPANISH).MPG

Part 2
http://www.humanitarian-demining.org/demining/awareness/DssDeminingTraining/Original/VIDEO/17%20PRIMING%20THE%20DEMOLITION%20VIDEO%20(ENGLISH-SPANISH).MPG

Part 3
http://www.humanitarian-demining.org/demining/awareness/DssDeminingTraining/Original/VIDEO/18%20CONSTRUCTING%20A%20RING%20MAIN%20VIDEO%20(ENGLISH-SPANISH).MPG

"Corrective action should only be undertaken by the person who placed the charge."
Translation: "Be careful, because if you screw up the first time then you'll be the person who has to risk his neck to fix it. " And that's a good policy for a lot of other types of work, too.

Kids, remember that being a sapper may look like fun but it is for adults only.