Some white phosphorus shells being blown-up:

The EOD team explodes the more dangerous munitions where they currently lie, but they take the "safer" munitions and place them in a calculated pile before adding C4 and blowing them up:

Sometimes the blast will cause small fires which heat the immediate area around them, causing secondary-detonations on the ground; of course, this means they can't go back into the area for at least half-an-hour after the last explosion:

A closer look at blowing stuff up:

Step 2:

Anti-tank mines added to the pile...:

A shot ready to be detonated - you can see the C4 daisy-chained together with det-cord so they all explode at the same time:

A local shepherd reported missing by his family; from his wounds it's believed he was squatting in front of a 60mm or 80 mm mortar-bomb when it went off, killing him:

Our team got hit by an IED (Improvised Explosive Device) about a week ago, setting the first vehicle's tyres on fire. This fire spread to the fuel-tank and of course the vehicle was a total loss, the guys having to debuss and then evacuate the area in another vehicle: