Sand bombs and VT fuzes reshape wartime munitions hazard
Glover describes concentric targets and dummy shapes used in wartime bombing, while revealing thousands of unexploded devices buried or scattered in deserts and mountains near Albuquerque. VT fuse missiles cut shells fired from 2400 to about 600 rounds per target, transforming risk and safety work.
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Pet Talk guides on handling injured pets and first aid
Veterinary expert Dr. Medora Pashmakova outlines steps to keep pets safe after injuries. Advice covers immobilization, muzzles, signs of internal pain, bleeding control, and when to seek urgent veterinary care. emphasizes having a 24/7 emergency plan and a home first aid kit.
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Texas A&m College of Veterinary Medicine & Biomedical Sciences
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