[rdtennent]

The title suggests that it's the bomb-hunters that are unexploded. The title should refer to unexploded-bomb hunters; that is, the unexploded refers to bombs, not hunters.

[globalise83]

The bomb-hunters that the author tags along with are, so far, unexploded. Both meanings work nicely in this context.

[smegsicle]

the use of an en-dash rather than a regular hyphen implies that these unexploded hunters are in particular looking for unexploded bombs

see: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/En-dash#Attributive_compounds

[goatcode]

Bless you for being a rare person who understands the semantics of such things. For too long passenger carrying airplanes has struggled under such a weight.

[rtchau]

I came here to say this. I'll make do by seconding this motion.

I suppose tagging along with an exploded bomb-hunter is generally only applicable in the past tense.

[Arrath]

> The title suggests that it's the bomb-hunters that are unexploded.

They're the good bomb-hunters, then.

[nwiswell]

Or just bad at the hunting part.

[Arrath]

Hah, I'll give you that possibility.

[goatcode]

I'd imagine tagging along with the exploded ones to be either dull or impossible.

[pnemonic]

Obligatory

https://xkcd.com/37/