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When did EOD become a rate?

Navy enlisted designation and warfare qualification As of 1 June 2006 for E6-E9 and 1 October 2006 for E1-E5, U.S. Navy EOD Technicians have become their own rating within the Navy. Only after being qualified as a Senior EOD Technician, is the technician designated as an EOD Warfare Specialist.

What does EOD stand for in the Marines?

MOS 2336 Explosive Ordnance Disposal (EOD) Technician.

How do you go EOD USMC?

First of all, the prospective EOD Marine needs to be a US citizen. Any dual citizenship must be relinquished to qualify. Marines must also possess or qualify for a security clearance. On the Armed Services Vocational Aptitude Battery (ASVAB), a general technical score of 110 or higher is necessary.

When was EOD created?

The basic EOD badge was designed in 1956. The basic and Senior EOD Badges were approved by the Department of the Army the following year. The Master EOD Badge was approved by the Army in June 1969.

When was EOD formed?

The basic EOD badge was designed in 1956. The basic and Senior EOD Badges were approved by the Department of the Army the following year. The Master EOD Badge was approved by the Army in June 1969.

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