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    Sandbagging at Dakota Dunes [Image 3 of 5]

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    A group of U.S. Army soldiers in ACU (Army Combat Uniform) are engaged in a sandbagging operation, likely in response to flooding or as flood prevention measures. They are using shovels to move sand from large piles onto what appears to be a conveyor or sandbag-filling apparatus. The operation is taking place in an outdoor staging area with vehicles and infrastructure visible in the background.

    DAKOTA DUNES, SOUTH DAKOTA, UNITED STATES

    06.03.2011

    Photo by Spc. Charlie Jacobson 

    129th Mobile Public Affairs Detachment

    South Dakota Army National Guard Pvt. Jason Weedman, of the 153rd Forward Support Company out of Parkston, scoops a shovel full of sand into a sandbag, June 3, at the Gateway facility in North Sioux City, S.D. Weedman and other National Guard members are working alongside inmates and volunteers producing up to 150,000 sandbags per day at the site. Officials estimate the Gateway facility and several other sites in the area are producing nearly 500,000 sandbags a day as the Missouri River continues to rise.

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    Date Taken: 06.03.2011
    Date Posted: 06.05.2011 10:15
    Photo ID: 411384
    VIRIN: 110603-A-6297J-005
    Resolution: 3527x2226
    Size: 875.41 KB
    Location: DAKOTA DUNES, SOUTH DAKOTA, US

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