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    Camp Hale, Military Munitions Remediation Program [Image 3 of 6]

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    A large yellow caution sign is posted on two wooden posts in a snow-covered forested area. The sign warns visitors that they are in a Historic Military Weapons Area and instructs them not to touch or remove unknown objects. The sign bears the U.S. Forest Service (UAS) shield logo, indicating this is on federal forest land.

    CAMP HALE, COLORADO, UNITED STATES

    10.28.2011

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    U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Omaha District

    Around the Camp Hale area, several signs caution visitors about the area’s military history alerting them to the presence of munitions. (Photo by Adam Little)

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    Date Taken: 10.28.2011
    Date Posted: 08.20.2014 15:44
    Photo ID: 1513185
    VIRIN: 111028-A-CE999-401
    Resolution: 1254x916
    Size: 279.13 KB
    Location: CAMP HALE, COLORADO, US
    Web Views: 85
    Downloads: 7

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    The image shows a demining or explosive ordnance disposal (EOD) operation in a field with tall dry grass. A gloved hand is positioned near a partially excavated circular metal object consistent with an anti-tank or anti-personnel landmine. Orange hazard marking tape is visible on the right side of the frame, indicating a marked danger zone.
    The image shows a heavily corroded and rusted metal object lying on dry, rocky ground among sparse dry vegetation. The object appears to be an old mortar round or similar ordnance, with a conical body and visible stabilizer fins at the base. The severe oxidation and environmental context suggest it has been exposed to the elements for an extended period.
    A large yellow caution sign is posted on two wooden posts in a snow-covered forested area. The sign warns visitors that they are in a Historic Military Weapons Area and instructs them not to touch or remove unknown objects. The sign bears the U.S. Forest Service (UAS) shield logo, indicating this is on federal forest land.
    A bronze/painted statue of a military soldier in white winter combat gear, carrying skis over one shoulder and a rifle slung across his back. The figure is mounted on a rectangular stone pedestal set in a grassy outdoor area surrounded by evergreen trees. The statue appears to commemorate a ski trooper or mountain warfare soldier, likely from World War II.
    A black-and-white photograph showing a military unit marching in formation along a dirt road, wearing white winter camouflage uniforms and carrying rifles with white-wrapped stocks or skis. The parade or review takes place at what appears to be a military installation or camp, with wooden barracks-style buildings visible in the background. Snow-capped hills or mountains are visible in the distance, suggesting a cold-weather or mountain warfare training context.
    A black-and-white photograph showing two individuals in cold-weather military or expedition gear positioned in a snow pit or trench. They are operating what appears to be a surveying or optical instrument, likely a theodolite or similar precision device. The image appears to be mid-20th century based on equipment and photographic style.

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