Bomb squads take over Pinal Air Park for real-world explosives training

Bomb squads around the world gathered at Pinal Air Park to train for the most dangerous scenarios they could face.

Those bomb squads are put through different real-world scenarios with real explosives. They're allowed to use any real techniques to disarm the bombs, including using their own explosives, which is not something a bomb squad gets to do every day.

And those teams have access to real scenes, like ATM machines to practice dealing with bombs people might slip inside to try and rob them, or a drone equipped with a 3D printed bomb.

And since the Pinal Air Park is the world's largest commercial aviation boneyard, bombs can be hidden in airplane luggage.