How to pronounce “explosive device” in English

IED, an explosive device.

So he approached Tsar Nicholas I with plans for a new kind of explosive device, one that would float in the harbor

His life changed overnight when he lost his legs to an improvised explosive device.

I think it'd be hard to argue that this advancement doesn't find its place into every other explosive device that comes after it basically.

On New Year's day of 2005 I was on a foot patrol that was ambushed by improvised explosive device.

Somehow, none of the other vehicles drove over this IED, the Improvised Explosive Device, but his did.

Because he thought it was like an explos-, an IE, you know an explosive device, when