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To: NATIONAL EDITORS Contact: U.S. Department of Justice, +1-202-514-2007
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Contamination from old military explosives has prompted state mine inspectors to close part of a southeastern Kanawha County surface coal mine that was getting rid of the material for the U.S. Department of Defense. State inspectors found traces of the explosive tetryl on part of Catenary Coal Co.'s Samples Mine and tetryl canisters at the mine's prep plant on Tuesday, said Caryn Gresham, spokeswoman for the Office of Miners' Health, Safety and Training. The agency issued an imminent danger closure order because tetryl poses various health hazards.
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WONDER VALLEY -- Sheriff s deputies found an illegal mushroom lab and live military explosives in a home here Sunday night. Deputies came to the home in the 2100 block of Shelton Road at 9:40 p.m. to check on a parolee. The parolee was not home, but deputies instead found a lab used to cultivate spores or mycelium.
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Law enforcement officers, military personnel, security professionals, fire and emergency service workers, and other individuals involved in personal and industrial safety and security will find a wealth of information regarding commercial explosive items and products, military explosives and ordnance items, and homemade or improvised explosive devices.
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EGLIN AIR FORCE BASE, Fla. - A new town has sprouted on this military base, with businesses, a well-stocked library, even its own airport passenger terminal. It's part of a new school the military hopes will help bomb squad leaders detect and disarm the deadly improvised explosive devices, or IEDs, that kill American soldiers in Iraq and Afghanistan.
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BAGHDAD - Wearing military uniforms over explosives belts, gunmen held a local Iraqi government center hostage Tuesday in a grisly siege that ended with the deaths of at least 56 people, including three councilmen who were executed with gunshots to the head. The five-hour standoff in Tikrit, former dictator Saddam Hussein's hometown, ended only when the attackers blew themselves up in one of the bloodiest days in Iraq this year.
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BAGHDAD - Gunmen wearing military uniforms over explosives belts charged into a government building in Saddam Hussein's hometown Tuesday in an attack that left 56 people dead, including 15 hostages who were shot execution-style. The five-hour standoff in Tikrit ended only when the attackers blew themselves up in one of the bloodiest days in Iraq this year.
