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    Proper use of amnesty boxes ensures safety of service members [Image 5 of 8]

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    The image shows a yellow-painted concrete structure with a red inverted triangle sign reading 'AMNESTY BOX' in white stenciled lettering. The structure appears to be a checkpoint or weapons surrender point, likely at a military or security installation. It is situated in an arid, dusty outdoor environment with a hazy sky in the background.

    CAMP VICTORY, IRAQ

    08.04.2010

    Photo by Spc. Britney Hiatt 

    U.S. Forces Iraq

    An amnesty box marked by yellow-painted bunkers on Camp Victory, Aug. 4. The boxes are emtied once a week for ammunition that has been dropped off.

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    Date Taken: 08.04.2010
    Date Posted: 08.07.2010 11:42
    Photo ID: 307282
    VIRIN: 100804-A-6602B-047
    Resolution: 2848x4288
    Size: 1.36 MB
    Location: CAMP VICTORY, IQ
    Web Views: 156
    Downloads: 6

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    A U.S. Army soldier wearing ACU (Army Combat Uniform) with the name tape 'CAMPOS' is leaning over and inspecting or accessing a wooden box labeled 'AMNESTY BOX.' The soldier wears a unit patch with a fleur-de-lis design and a reversed U.S. flag patch on the left shoulder. An amnesty box is typically used to allow personnel to anonymously surrender contraband or prohibited items without penalty.
    The image shows an open dark gray duffel bag containing various items including clear plastic bags/tubes and a black plastic bag, placed on a sandy/dusty ground. Behind the open bag lies US Army ACU (Army Combat Uniform) pattern camouflage clothing or gear. A yellow object, possibly another bag or container, is partially visible on the left side.
    A U.S. Army soldier wearing ACU (Army Combat Uniform) with the name tape 'CAMPOS' is leaning over and inspecting what appears to be an 'AMNESTY BOX' — a container used at military checkpoints for personnel to anonymously surrender unauthorized items. The soldier is inside a confined space with concrete walls painted yellow. A second soldier in ACUs is partially visible in the background.
    A U.S. Army soldier in ACU (Army Combat Uniform) is leaning over near a metal 'Amnesty Box', handling what appear to be spent brass cartridge casings. A bag on the ground contains a large quantity of brass shell casings. The soldier appears to be collecting or depositing ammunition/spent casings into the amnesty box.
    The image shows a yellow-painted concrete structure with a red inverted triangle sign reading 'AMNESTY BOX' in white stenciled lettering. The structure appears to be a checkpoint or weapons surrender point, likely at a military or security installation. It is situated in an arid, dusty outdoor environment with a hazy sky in the background.
    The image shows a soldier in US Army ACU (Army Combat Uniform) digital camouflage pattern, photographed from an unusual low angle through what appears to be a gap between furniture pieces. The soldier is wearing a patrol cap and appears to be leaning forward, possibly writing or examining something. The unconventional camera angle creates a framed, partially obscured view of the subject.
    A U.S. Army soldier identified by the name tape 'CAMPOS' is positioned inside what appears to be a guard post or bunker with concrete walls. The soldier is wearing Army Combat Uniform (ACU) digital camouflage pattern and a patrol cap. In the foreground, ammunition magazines and loose rounds are visible on a ledge.
    A U.S. Army soldier in ACU (Army Combat Uniform) is bent over examining or handling equipment near a yellow wall and a wooden cabinet. The soldier is wearing a patrol cap and has a unit patch visible on the right sleeve. On the gravel ground below are dark bags or equipment pouches, possibly containing gear or items of interest.

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