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Recognize, Retreat, Report! High school students talk UXO safety

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Published on Dec 19, 2012

Thanks to a partnership with Southeast High School in Bradenton, Fla., the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Savannah District is helping kids spread the word about unexploded ordnance (UXO) safety. The school's video production class filmed, edited and produced a 12-minute newscast about the dangers of unexploded bombs or ammunitions found in the ground. The Corps provided funding for the video as part of its Formerly Used Defense Sites (FUDS) program, which manages the clean-up of munitions and UXO in areas that were once used by the Defense Department. Using the three "Rs"—Recognize, Retreat, Report—the video provides educational messaging that will be played all over the country as part of UXO training. Two Florida-based companies, GSL Solutions of Tampa and USA Environmental, Inc., of Oldsmar, were also key partners in this endeavor.

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  • Jacqui Macy

    Jacqui Macy 1 month ago

    I think that this is a great project. I love to see such liaisons between our government and surrounding communities and our students. What a great way to give students hands-on experience while learning. The production is well done. Bravo! Not many people are aware that students have access to broadcasting education and tools. I bet they keep their instructors on their toes!

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