IRTB Field Laboratory 02 PG 01.2017

Incident Response to Terrorist Bombings
Training Support Package Participant Guide
Table of Contents
Field Laboratory 2 - Administration Page ................................................................... 2
Duration ....................................................................................................................... 2
Scope Statement ......................................................................................................... 2
Terminal Learning Objectives (TLO) ............................................................................ 2
Enabling Learning Objectives (ELO)............................................................................ 2
Resources ................................................................................................................... 2
Instructor to Participant Ratio ...................................................................................... 2
Reference List ............................................................................................................. 3
Assessment Strategy ................................................................................................... 3
ICON MAP ...................................................................................................................... 4
Field Laboratory 2 is the second field lab of three. ...................................................... 7
Slide F2-4 Terminal Learning Objective..................................................................... 8
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Field Laboratory 2 - Administration Page

Duration
2 Hours
Scope Statement
Field laboratories are designed to give participants an opportunity to observe and
perform under conditions that more closely approximate the real-world environment. In
this module, participants will view a variety of improvised explosives and handle
explosive components where safety guidelines permit. In addition, they will witness the
detonation of IEDs in several sizes and observe the dangers and destructive power of
these materials.
Terminal Learning Objectives (TLO)
At the conclusion of this field laboratory, participants will be able to recognize
components of an IED, identify the physical effects of various IEDs, and summarize
safety procedures that first responders should follow when responding to incidents with
improvised explosives and IEDs.
Enabling Learning Objectives (ELO)
F2-1 Recognize improvised explosives and IEDs that could be encountered
when responding to a bombing incident.
F2-2 Identify the destructive effects of various amounts and formulations of

improvised explosives.
F2-3 Summarize precautionary measures required to protect emergency

responders who come into contact with improvised explosives and IEDs.
Resources
• IRTB Course Handouts, including course evaluation forms, pre-test forms,
registration forms, self-evaluation, and travel reimbursement forms (one per
participant).
• Pencil or pen, protective glasses, badge, and nameplate (one per participant).
• Flash drive containing Participant Guide, Video Library, Case Study Library,
Additional Resources, and Presentation Materials for awareness-level trainings
(one per participant).
• Digital projectors, flip-chart, and whiteboard.
• Slides and video clips.
Instructor to Participant Ratio
Conference (Range–3:50).

Reference List
See Appendices.
Assessment Strategy
• Instructor observation of the level and quality of range participation.
• Participation and quality of performance on the performance exercise.

ICON MAP
Question: Used when there is an opportunity to ask a question or start a class
discussion.
Key Points: Used to convey essential learning concepts, discussions and

introduction of supplemental material
First Responder Safety: Used to highlight information that relates directly to the
personal safety of first responders.

Slide F2-1 Field Laboratory 1
Field laboratories are designed to give participants an opportunity

to observe and perform under conditions that more closely
approximate the real-world environment. In this module,
participants will view a variety of improvised explosives and handle
explosive components where safety guidelines permit. In addition,
they will witness the detonation of IEDs in several sizes and
observe the dangers and destructive power of these materials.

Slide F2-2 Field Laboratory Safety
This slide reminds the participants of the field laboratory safety

procedures.
 Prohibited Items:
o Weapons
o Cell phones
o 2-way radios
o Cameras
 Prohibited Attire:
o Shorts
o Open-toed shoes
 Wear eye protection
 Do not pick up items off the ground
 Post-blast debris is potentially hazardous
 Stay with your group
 Follow instructions by instructors and staff

Slide F2-3 Course Map
Field Laboratory 2 is the second field lab of three.

Slide F2-4 Terminal Learning Objective
This slide contains the Terminal Learning Objective for Field

Laboratory 2.
At the conclusion of this field laboratory, participants will be able to

recognize components of an IED, identify the physical effects of
various IEDs, and summarize safety procedures that first
responders should follow when responding to incidents with

Slide F2-5 Enabling Learning Objectives
This slide lists the enabling learning objectives.
F2-1 Recognize improvised explosives and IEDs that could be

encountered when responding to a bombing incident.
F2-2 Identify the destructive effects of various amounts and

formulations of improvised explosives.
F2-3 Summarize precautionary measures required to protect

emergency responders who come into contact with

Slide F2-6 Video: Improvised Explosives
This slide contains a video of improvised explosives.

Slide F2-7 Ammonium Nitrate and Aluminum Powder

(AN/AL)
This slide contains a photo of ammonium nitrate and aluminum

powder before a blast demonstration.

Slide F2-8 Ammonium Nitrate and Aluminum Powder

(AN/AL)
This slide contains a video demonstrating a blast using ammonium

nitrate and aluminum powder (AN/AL).

Slide F2-9 Potassium Chlorate and Petroleum Jelly (“Poor

Man’s C-4”)
This slide contains a photo of a Poor Man’s C-4 demonstration.

Slide F2-10 Potassium Chlorate and Petroleum Jelly

(“Poor Man’s C-4”)
This slide contains a photo of Poor Man’s C-4.

Slide F2-11 Black Powder PVC Pipe Bomb
This slide contains photos of black powder and a black powder

PVC pipe bomb demonstration.

Slide F2-12 Smokeless Powder PVC Pipe Bomb
This slide shows a photo of a smokeless powder PVC pipe bomb

demonstration.

Slide F2-13 Black Powder Galvanized Steel Pipe Bomb
This slide shows a photo of a black powder galvanized steel pipe

bomb demonstration.

Slide F2-14 Smokeless Powder Galvanized Steel Pipe Bomb
This slide shows a photo of a smokeless powder galvanized steel

pipe bomb demonstration.

Slide F2-15 Urban Arena
This slide contains a photo of the urban arena before the blast
demonstration.

Slide F2-16 Urban Arena (cont.)
This slide shows photos of a suicide bomber mannequin in the

urban arena before the blast demonstration.

Slide F2-17 Urban Arena Device Components
This slide contains a photo of device components in the urban

arena before the blasting demonstration.

Slide F2-18 Arena Witness Board
This slide contains a photo of the arena witness board before the
blast demonstration.

Slide F2-19 Video: Urban Arena
This slide contains a video demonstrating 4 lbs. of C-4 explosive

detonated in an urban arena setting.

Slide F2-20 Urban Arena Post-blast
This slide contains a photo of an urban arena after a blast

demonstration.

Slide F2-21 Seat of Explosion Post-blast
This slide contains an image of the seat of explosion after a blast

demonstration.

Slide F2-22 Shielding Post-blast Damage
This slide contains a photo of shielding damage after a blast

demonstration.

Slide F2-23 Urban Arena Witness Board Post-blast
This slide contains a photo of an urban arena witness board after a

blast demonstration.

Slide F2-24 Post-blast Evidence
This slide contains photos of post-blast evidence.


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Incident Response to Terrorist Bombings

Training Support Package Participant Guide

January 2017 Version 01.2017 Page F2-1

Field Laboratory 2 - Administration Page

F2-2 Identify the destructive effects of various amounts and formulations of

F2-3 Summarize precautionary measures required to protect emergency

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Key Points: Used to convey essential learning concepts, discussions and

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Slide F2-1 Field Laboratory 1

Field laboratories are designed to give participants an opportunity

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Slide F2-2 Field Laboratory Safety

This slide reminds the participants of the field laboratory safety

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Slide F2-3 Course Map

Field Laboratory 2 is the second field lab of three.

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Slide F2-4 Terminal Learning Objective

This slide contains the Terminal Learning Objective for Field

At the conclusion of this field laboratory, participants will be able to

January 2017 Version 01.2017 Page F2-8

Slide F2-5 Enabling Learning Objectives

This slide lists the enabling learning objectives.

F2-1 Recognize improvised explosives and IEDs that could be

F2-2 Identify the destructive effects of various amounts and

F2-3 Summarize precautionary measures required to protect

January 2017 Version 01.2017 Page F2-9

Slide F2-6 Video: Improvised Explosives

This slide contains a video of improvised explosives.

January 2017 Version 01.2017 Page F2-10

Slide F2-7 Ammonium Nitrate and Aluminum Powder

This slide contains a photo of ammonium nitrate and aluminum

January 2017 Version 01.2017 Page F2-11

Slide F2-8 Ammonium Nitrate and Aluminum Powder

This slide contains a video demonstrating a blast using ammonium

January 2017 Version 01.2017 Page F2-12

Slide F2-9 Potassium Chlorate and Petroleum Jelly (“Poor

This slide contains a photo of a Poor Man’s C-4 demonstration.

January 2017 Version 01.2017 Page F2-13

Slide F2-10 Potassium Chlorate and Petroleum Jelly

This slide contains a photo of Poor Man’s C-4.

January 2017 Version 01.2017 Page F2-14

Slide F2-11 Black Powder PVC Pipe Bomb

This slide contains photos of black powder and a black powder

January 2017 Version 01.2017 Page F2-15

Slide F2-12 Smokeless Powder PVC Pipe Bomb

This slide shows a photo of a smokeless powder PVC pipe bomb

January 2017 Version 01.2017 Page F2-16

Slide F2-13 Black Powder Galvanized Steel Pipe Bomb

This slide shows a photo of a black powder galvanized steel pipe

January 2017 Version 01.2017 Page F2-17

Slide F2-14 Smokeless Powder Galvanized Steel Pipe Bomb

This slide shows a photo of a smokeless powder galvanized steel

January 2017 Version 01.2017 Page F2-18

Slide F2-15 Urban Arena

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Slide F2-16 Urban Arena (cont.)

This slide shows photos of a suicide bomber mannequin in the

January 2017 Version 01.2017 Page F2-20

Slide F2-17 Urban Arena Device Components

This slide contains a photo of device components in the urban

January 2017 Version 01.2017 Page F2-21