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| Keywords: US Navy 091222-N-1008D-043 Lt. Erik Spalding, assigned to Joint Special Operations Task Force-Philippines, uses a hazardous materials identification kit to identify chemical compounds during a bomb detection course.jpg en ZAMBOANGA Philippines Dec 22 2009 Lt Erik Spalding assigned to Joint Special Operations Task Force-Philippines uses a hazardous materials identification kit to identify chemical compounds during a bomb detection course at the Philippine National Police Regional Explosive Ordnance Disposal and Detection Unit 9 headquarters Spalding assisted in teaching a two-day course to increase police knowledge regarding the chemical make-ups of various improvised explosive devices Bomb squad members now have an increased understanding of what types of chemicals are used in making homemade bombs U S Navy photo by Lt j g Theresa Donnelly/Released 2009-12-22 091222-N-1008D-043 Navy http //www navy mil/view_image asp id 79563 U S Navy photo by Lt j g Theresa Donnelly PD-USGov-Military-Navy Police officers of the Philippines United States Navy in Zamboanga City | ||||
