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    Task Force Barrier - QA recon of Tucson sector [Image 8 of 14]

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    The image shows a heavily rusted orange-red metal fence or barrier structure, likely a border or security fence. White stenciled numbers and text are visible on a vertical post, reading '31.98583' and what appears to be coordinate or identification numbers. The structure features welded wire mesh panels attached to a tubular steel frame, photographed in strong directional sunlight.

    ARIZONA, UNITED STATES

    06.08.2019

    Photo by Sara Goodeyon 

    U.S. Army Corps of Engineers South Atlantic Division

    A quality assurance (QA) specialist with Task Force Barrier visited a portion of the Tucson Sector to do reconnaissance of the existing barrier June 8, 2019. The QA noted the presence of flash flood gates, access gates, harsh conditions, areas where the barrier had been cut and repaired, and steep grades, making some areas difficult to reach.

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    Date Taken: 06.08.2019
    Date Posted: 06.11.2019 12:14
    Photo ID: 5470569
    VIRIN: 190608-A-VS667-1009
    Resolution: 5472x3648
    Size: 20.14 MB
    Location: ARIZONA, US
    Web Views: 20
    Downloads: 4

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