I Set Off The Explosives Detection System in Miami Airport
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Went to the Jungle 2 weeks ago to blow up some out of date mortars, plastic explosives etc.
Set the new detection system off in Miami Airport. Never seen so many people step backwards so quickly
Set the new detection system off in Miami Airport. Never seen so many people step backwards so quickly
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Originally Posted by Cliff S1
Went to the Jungle 2 weeks ago to blow up some out of date mortars, plastic explosives etc.
Set the new detection system off in Miami Airport. Never seen so many people step backwards so quickly

Set the new detection system off in Miami Airport. Never seen so many people step backwards so quickly


What in the hell were you doing walking thru and airport with live explovsives on you
Do you have a death wish? 
Should have wrapped a tea towel round ya head as well, just for good measure
Originally Posted by Thrush
Originally Posted by Cliff S1
Went to the Jungle 2 weeks ago to blow up some out of date mortars, plastic explosives etc.
Set the new detection system off in Miami Airport. Never seen so many people step backwards so quickly

Set the new detection system off in Miami Airport. Never seen so many people step backwards so quickly


What in the hell were you doing walking thru and airport with live explovsives on you
Do you have a death wish? 
Should have wrapped a tea towel round ya head as well, just for good measure

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Bit jet lagged at the moment so I'll try and explain a bit better.
As many of you know I have just got back from a 6 month posting in Belize , Central America.
2 weeks ago we went to the jungle to blow up all the old ammunition that was left from last years exercises. This involved preparing the ammunition and explosives ready to be detonated safely.
In Miami airport you now have to pass through booths that blow air at you and then suck the air back up which goes through an explosives detector.
2 weeks later and the machine could still detect the smell of explosives on me.
I was quickly surrounded by 6 security guards.
The rubber glove was mentioned and I kind of got worried
Needless to say I quickly explained why I thought it had gone off.
A thorough pat down and an hours grilling and they let me go
As many of you know I have just got back from a 6 month posting in Belize , Central America.
2 weeks ago we went to the jungle to blow up all the old ammunition that was left from last years exercises. This involved preparing the ammunition and explosives ready to be detonated safely.
In Miami airport you now have to pass through booths that blow air at you and then suck the air back up which goes through an explosives detector.
2 weeks later and the machine could still detect the smell of explosives on me.
I was quickly surrounded by 6 security guards.
The rubber glove was mentioned and I kind of got worried
Needless to say I quickly explained why I thought it had gone off.
A thorough pat down and an hours grilling and they let me go
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From: The Dark Side of the Moon...
Originally Posted by Cliff S1
Bit jet lagged at the moment so I'll try and explain a bit better.
As many of you know I have just got back from a 6 month posting in Belize , Central America.
2 weeks ago we went to the jungle to blow up all the old ammunition that was left from last years exercises. This involved preparing the ammunition and explosives ready to be detonated safely.
In Miami airport you now have to pass through booths that blow air at you and then suck the air back up which goes through an explosives detector.
2 weeks later and the machine could still detect the smell of explosives on me.
I was quickly surrounded by 6 security guards.
The rubber glove was mentioned and I kind of got worried
Needless to say I quickly explained why I thought it had gone off.
A thorough pat down and an hours grilling and they let me go
As many of you know I have just got back from a 6 month posting in Belize , Central America.
2 weeks ago we went to the jungle to blow up all the old ammunition that was left from last years exercises. This involved preparing the ammunition and explosives ready to be detonated safely.
In Miami airport you now have to pass through booths that blow air at you and then suck the air back up which goes through an explosives detector.
2 weeks later and the machine could still detect the smell of explosives on me.
I was quickly surrounded by 6 security guards.
The rubber glove was mentioned and I kind of got worried
Needless to say I quickly explained why I thought it had gone off.
A thorough pat down and an hours grilling and they let me go




Sounds like a good system they have at the airport tho
Inconvinient for some, like you who legitimatly work with explosives, but otherwise sounds like a good idea 
So you home now then chap?
Wow, that's a good system!! I wouldn't say it's inconvenient at all! I'd would rather be stoped because of the residual explosive (smell,scent) then let go knowing that if I can do it, so can someone else.
Oh, welcome back
Oh, welcome back
they do a simerla kind of thing at manchester airport for the cargo, they come and drill a small hole in the containers and then draw air out of it which is tested by sniffer dogs.
the only problem is the dogs dont work weekends
the only problem is the dogs dont work weekends
Originally Posted by GOT2BZETEC
Cliff S1
you didnt shower in 2 weeks??

you didnt shower in 2 weeks??

Must have taken a bit of convincing that one mate! I wouldent have liked to have been in your shoes, you can imagine how trigger happy american, airport security guards could be
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