What does CEA stand for?

Captured Enemy Ammunition

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Samples in periodicals archive:

Each Soldier must construct a template based on the enemy indirect fire weapons found in his area of responsibility (AOR) using captured enemy ammunition shell remnants.

A primer on indirect fire crater analysis in Iraq and Afghanistan

EOCA training does not authorize or qualify engineers to clear or dispose of caches and captured enemy ammunition without EOD clearance and direction, nor does it qualify or authorize engineers to deal with improvised explosive devices (IEDs).

Explosive Ordnance Clearance Agent--closing the UXO gap

Army Corps of Engineers has received and stored about 110,000 tons of captured enemy ammunition, or CEA, collected throughout Iraq.

Captured enemy ammunition

The Raiders collected and secured captured enemy ammunition (CEA) around Baghdad, established radio relay sites along the MSR and developed force protection modifications still used in Iraq.

III Corps Artillery

The cache response force has the haul capability required for large finds of captured enemy ammunition or arms.

Assured mobility in the Army's first Stryker Brigade

Army Engineering and Support Center, Huntsville, Alabama, for the Captured Enemy Ammunition program at various sites in Iraq.

Iraq Military Bases Contract Awarded to Parsons; Fast-Track Contract ...

After major hostilities ended, V Corps Artillery pioneered the tactics and techniques for removing millions of pounds of captured enemy ammunition (CEA) from the battlefield as Task Force Bullet.

V Corps Artillery

Securing and destroying unexploded ordnance (UXO) and captured enemy ammunition (CEA).

Task Force Able supporting Operation Iraqi Freedom