Naval School Explosive Ordnance Disposal: Advanced EOD Training Center

170213-N-ML022-008 EGLIN AIR FORCE BASE, Fla. (Feb. 13, 2017) A Naval School Explosive Ordnance Disposal (NAVSCOLEOD) instructor conducts training with Explosive Ordnance Disposal (EOD) students during a “day in the life of EOD” visit. NAVSCOLEOD provides specialized, high-risk, basic and advanced EOD training to officer and enlisted personnel of all services, both U.S. and international, as well as select U.S. government personnel. (U.S. Navy photo by Mass Communication Specialist 3rd Class Brittany N. Tobin)

The Advanced IED Disposal (AIEDD) Course at the Advanced EOD Training Center provides advanced training in Tactics, Techniques and Procedures (TT&P) to joint service EOD technicians and personnel from various federal agencies, to diagnose, disable, contain and dispose of sophisticated Improvised Explosive Devices (IED) in varied environments including homeland defense, battlefield and peacekeeping operations.

COVID-19 Guidance
For 100% fully immunized individuals, restriction of movement (ROM) sequester is no longer required, unless showing symptoms.
Fully immunized individuals no longer need to quarantine following travel for 7 months after their final dose (these folks must remain without symptoms and two weeks must have passed since their final dose).
For individuals not immunized, ROM (self-quarantine) is required 10 days prior to the course start date.
For individuals with symptoms suspected to be COVID, restriction of movement is 10 days, or later if symptoms persist.
Upon arrival, contact AIEDD command duty officer notifying your ROM status. Call and/or text message: (850) 832-0729.

PREREQUISITE ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS

Attendees must possess a current SECRET clearance.
Submit a DISS visitor request (formerly JPAS) to SMO CODE 626406. Must be submitted NLT 30 days from course start date.
U.S. Navy personnel - must have graduated from A-431-0011 EOD Basic or a combination of A-431- 0134 and A-431-0133. Must be a qualified EOD Technician with at least one year of field experience and at least one Optimized Fleet Readiness Plan.
U.S. Air Force personnel - must have graduated from A-431-0012 EOD Basic (Surface) or A-433-0134 DOD EOD Common Core. Must be an E-5 or E-5 Select.
U.S. Marine Corps personnel - must be a graduate from A-431-0012 EOD Basic, Surface or A-431-0134, DOD Joint EOD Common Core (CID: N56GPX1). Must be currently serving in a 2305/2336 billet. Must have a minimum one year field experience or, determined by their leadership that this training is a requirement due to operational tempo and necessity. Students must have a final secret clearance based off a favorable SSBI.

MEDICAL REQUIREMENTS

Any psychotropic/psychoactive medication that can affect mentation or judgment is cause for concern due to the extreme dangers associated with this course. Examples, though not exclusive, of these medications are anti-depressants, narcotics, benzodiazepines, muscle relaxers, blood thinners or clotting agents.

Prospective attendees must submit Form 1500/5 Rev. 7-22 electronically to NAVSCOLEOD not later than 30 calendar days prior to arrival. Prospective attendees must submit Form 1500/5 Rev. 7-22 electronically to NETC-EGLN-NSEOD-MedScreening@us.navy.mil not later than 30 calendar days prior to arrival. The screening sheet is valid for 45 Days after the healthcare provider signs the screening sheet. Section 1 and 2 must be electronically signed by the attendee’s healthcare provider.

For questions about specific medications or conditions, please feel free to call NAVSCOLEOD Range Medical at (850) 882-6476.

SCHEDULE

For more course information and class dates, military personnel may log into the online Catalog of Navy Training Courses (CANTRAC) with a Common Access Card (CAC). Directions are available on our Courses page.

LODGING/MESSING

Lodging and messing facilities are not available at our training location. Site C-87 is a satellite training facility of Eglin Air Force Base (AFB) and is not located near on-base lodging. It is recommended that students use Niceville or Crestview as their per diem location when booking via DTS. If statement of non-availability is required, students need to contact White Sands Inn on Eglin AFB (850) 882-5025.

Students must provide their own lunch during training days.

REPORTING INSTRUCTIONS

Report NLT 0745 on class convene (CLCVN) date to Building 8874, Range C-87, in the following service specific uniform:

Navy	NWU Type III
Marine Corps	MCCUU/MARPAT (Woodland)
Air Force	ABU/OCP
Army	ACU/OCP

EQUIPMENT REQUIREMENTS

Camouflage utility uniform
Body Armor and Helmet
Eye Protection (both day and night)

RECOMMENDED EQUIPMENT

Field Uniform (Mods/Multi-Cams)
Gloves
Foul Weather Gear – Seasonal Dependent (North Florida does get cold)
Camel Back
Personal IED SOP
NVG’s w/helmet attachment (Highly Recommended)
Headlamp
Multi-tool/Knife
Crimpers
Sunscreen
Bug spray

RECOMMENDED COURSE

EOD Basic Electronics Course: This course will assist students to identify basic electronic components and functionality of circuits.
You may need to register for an account. Instructions for registering an account are located on the login page. To access this course, navigate to https://lms-jets.cce.af.mil. CAC Login is required.
Once account has been registered, navigate to the “Home” page. In the upper right-hand corner, search for “Explosive Ordnance Disposal Basic Electronics.”

CONTACT US

Quarterdeck
(850) 883-7654

Navy
(850) 883-7653

Marine Corps
(850) 883-9094

Air Force
(850) 883-4586

Army
(850) 882-2906

AIEDD Duty Phone
(850) 832-0729
Email: NAVSCOLEOD_EGLN_AIEDD@navy.mil

DRIVING DIRECTIONS

Search: Boatman EOD Training Facility

From Niceville (Hwy 20). Travel North on Hwy 285 (11.7 miles) to Bob Sikes Hwy. Turn right on Bob Sikes Hwy and proceed for 2 miles. Turn left into Site C-87 on LT Chris Mosko road. Both roads have large signs directing to Site C-87.

From I-10. Take Exit 70/ Hwy 285 South and proceed 7 miles to Bob Sikes road. Turn left and proceed 2 miles. Turn left into Site C-87 on LT Chris Mosko Road. Both roads have directional NAVSCOLEOD Site C-87 signs.