My husband, James Michael Stallings, retired as a Navy Chief EOD out of Little Creek Navy Base back in 2003 - he has told me amazing stories about his work. He loved his work in the Navy. He must have been good at his job - he came out with all ten of his fingers and toes!

Probably the best thing anyone has produced to summarize EOD. Shout out to the All Hands Magazine team!

This job looks like a freaking blast! Literally. I've already been in the Army. If I wasn't 54y/o I'd be calling a Navy recruiter.

As a civilian I strive to make combat necessary as seldom as possible, hoping it is the best way to thank those brave people.

Very humble hard working group and so highly skilled. Very impressive.

This was entertaining, informative and heartfelt I'm glad to have such ladies and gentlemen as them to protect our way of life thank you for your service and thank you for this video

🔥🔥🔥🔥great documentary yall 💪🏾💯 I love it

Great documentary. The gum ball conversation really hit home 🇺🇸

Extremely motivating video and very well relayed.

Building a mental connection to each other is #1 !!! Never disconnect for a split second or someone dies !!!✔👍

Talk about an intro, fantastic!

I was in Little Creek in the 80's at Amphibious Reconnaissance School. That is the same weight room. Newer and better equipment though.

Salute to Us Navy!!

More of these ❤️❤️

Awesome video would be cool to see a Navy Sarc video in the future

So much respect from Brazil South (Floripa-SC) Oss

We had aa no amount truck my bomb suit was fatigues. Robot was me low man. It was a great job.i must have done something right I am still here at 73 years old.

American sailors thank you, your daily life is really good.

ALCON BRAVO ZULU USN EOD Semper Fidelis!

As a failed army EOD tech, it sucks I couldn’t finish training and be part of this family. I’ll be dropping a packet in 11 months and try it again. This is the absolute best job in the military. God bless EOD