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A car bomb explodes on the ordnance range at Fort Dix, N.J., as part of the FBI Large Vehicle Bomb Countermeasure Course. The course offered a chance for students from federal and state law enforcement agencies and military explosive ordnance personnel to learn how to defeat vehicle bombs and techniques for investigating incidents to learn more about employing countermeasures. Photo by Ed Mingin, Fort Dix Public Affairs

A car bomb explodes on the ordnance range at Fort Dix, N.J., as part of the FBI Large Vehicle Bomb Countermeasure Course. The course offered a chance for students from federal and state law enforcement agencies and military explosive ordnance personnel to learn how to defeat vehicle bombs and techniques for investigating incidents to learn more about employing countermeasures. Photo by Ed Mingin, Fort Dix Public Affairs

A car bomb explodes on the ordnance range at Fort Dix, N.J., as part of the FBI Large Vehicle Bomb Countermeasure Course. The course offered a chance for students from federal and state law enforcement agencies and military explosive ordnance personnel to learn how to defeat vehicle bombs and techniques for investigating incidents to learn more about employing countermeasures. Photo by Ed Mingin, Fort Dix Public Affairs

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