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The Terrorist Explosive Device Analytical Center, located in Huntsville, Alabama, was created in 2003 with the intent for it to eliminate the threats IEDs produce. It consists of an FBI director, deputy director, Department of Defense executive manager, and units in forensics, technical exploitation, intelligence, investigations, and additional representatives from different departments.

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The explosive unit deals with terrorist bombings. It consists of scientists, special agents, chemists, and management analysts. In relation to bombing, the EU works on managing long term projects, training others for investigations, analyzing chemicals to identify the explosive, and recognizing if there was an accelerant for a fire present.

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TEDAC works with many different agencies in order to prevent, examine, and obliterate IEDs. They do physical examinations in order to gain scientific and technological knowledge. A full-on governmental approach is taken on so they can identify intelligence, differentiate devices, and communicate with enforcement.

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The goals of TEDAC include protecting the nation from improvised explosive devices (IED). They use different forensic techniques in order to prevent the damage resulting from IEDs. There is an aim to examine and analyze them thoroughly, be able to foresee one, and react to them in a timely manner.