Picture of the Day: 2ID Explosive Removal Contest
Soldiers from the U.S. Army’s 2nd Infantry Division detect explosives during an explosive disposal contest at a training ground near U.S. Camp Humphreys in Pyeongtaek, 65 kilometers south of Seoul, on Jan. 11, 2023. (Yonhap)
Who won? Who was competing against whom? What was the prize? What sort of activities are involved in such a contest? So many basic 5W questions.
“Who won?”
When explosives are removed, we all win, Kevin.
“Who was competing against whom?”
It is called a competition, but it is really a cooperation.
“What was the prize?”
Fewer explosives is a prize for everyone.
“What sort of activities are involved in such a contest?”
Well, you line up the Chinese shoulder-to-shoulder and at least 5 deep. Then you have them stomp their way through the area where you expect there to be explosives.
This also works with Antifa if you tell them there is a bùtt plug, a bong, and a picture of trump photoshopped to look like a clown on the other side of the mine field.
If you have more questions about this, ask me.
I don’t really know about this specific contest but I know the general theory.
“Mine detectors made by the lowest bidder? Check.”