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    Ft. Carson Ground Breaking [Image 1 of 13]

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    A John Deere 130G tracked excavator is actively digging at a construction site on sandy/dirt terrain. A worker in a high-visibility vest stands nearby holding what appears to be a survey instrument, while a dump truck is positioned in the background. A multi-story brick building with solar panels on the roof is visible in the background.

    FT. CARSON, COLORADO, UNITED STATES

    12.06.2021

    Photo by Jason Colbert 

    U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Omaha District

    Construction workers move dirt while working on the new fitness center on Butts Army Airfield, Ft. Carson, Colo, Dec. 12, 2021. The facility contract is worth over $20M and is slated to be completed in Jan. 2023.(U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Photo by Jason Colbert)

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    Date Taken: 12.06.2021
    Date Posted: 12.16.2021 20:27
    Photo ID: 6973790
    VIRIN: 211206-A-VX940-0002
    Resolution: 7360x4912
    Size: 14.46 MB
    Location: FT. CARSON, COLORADO, US
    Web Views: 37
    Downloads: 6

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    A John Deere 130G tracked excavator is actively digging at a construction site on sandy/dirt terrain. A worker in a high-visibility vest stands nearby holding what appears to be a survey instrument, while a dump truck is positioned in the background. A multi-story brick building with solar panels on the roof is visible in the background.
    A construction worker is kneeling on compacted dirt or sand, using a yellow tape measure to take a measurement on the ground. The worker is wearing full personal protective equipment including an orange high-visibility vest, red hard hat with stickers, white work gloves, and a tool belt. The setting appears to be an active excavation or construction site with a dirt embankment visible in the background.
    Two construction workers wearing red hard hats and orange high-visibility safety vests are bent over a dirt surface, working together on a ground-level task. One worker is holding a hammer while the other steadies what appears to be a stake or pin being driven into the ground, with an orange string line visible. A third worker stands in the background, and various tools including a tape measure and work gloves are visible on the ground nearby.
    A construction worker wearing a red hard hat, orange high-visibility safety vest, black jacket, and work boots is handling lumber boards in what appears to be a parking lot construction site. The worker is bending over to lift or sort wooden planks stacked on the asphalt surface. The background shows a chain-link fence perimeter, traffic cones, parked vehicles, and a commercial building.
    A groundbreaking ceremony is taking place at a construction site, with five participants holding ceremonial shovels and scooping dirt. Three individuals are wearing military camouflage uniforms, while two are in civilian attire, all wearing white hard hats. A brick building with solar panels is visible in the background along with mounds of excavated earth and construction equipment.
    A man with white/gray hair and sunglasses is operating a yellow Hyster 40 forklift near a warehouse or storage building. The forklift bears US Army Corps of Engineers markings, identifying it as government equipment assigned to the Omaha District. The operator appears to be maneuvering a large wrapped load near the building entrance.
    A yellow Hyster 40 forklift operated by a worker is transporting a large pallet of white bagged materials outside a white metal building. A second worker on foot accompanies the load. The scene appears to be a logistics or supply operation conducted outdoors on a paved surface during winter or early spring.
    A worker operates a yellow Hyster 40 forklift to unload large wrapped bundles from a flatbed trailer in an outdoor setting. The forklift is branded with 'US Army Corps of Engineers' markings, suggesting this is a government or military logistics operation. The scene takes place in a paved area with bare deciduous trees visible in the background under a clear blue sky.
    A worker operates a yellow Hyster forklift outdoors, positioned near a large pallet stacked with multiple white bales. The bales are labeled with text indicating they were made in Indonesia, with specifications including size 14x26 and bale weight of 32 KG. The scene appears to be a loading dock or outdoor storage/distribution area under clear blue skies.
    A worker is securing or releasing a yellow cargo strap branded 'KINEDYNE' around a wrapped pallet load on what appears to be a flatbed trailer or loading dock. The man is wearing work gloves, a gray cap with a 'G' logo, a dark hoodie, and jeans, and is physically straining against the strap. The setting is an outdoor industrial or commercial yard on a clear, cold day with bare trees visible in the background.
    A young male worker wearing a baseball cap and work gloves waves at the camera while standing behind a large plastic-wrapped load secured with a yellow ratchet strap. The setting appears to be an industrial or freight yard with shipping containers and a warehouse building visible in the background. The image is taken from a low angle on a clear, sunny day.
    A middle-aged man with gray hair and sunglasses is operating a yellow forklift outdoors near an industrial building. He is maneuvering the forklift alongside a large pallet load wrapped in clear stretch film. The foreground contains out-of-focus wrapped goods, suggesting the photographer is positioned among stacked pallets.
    A man wearing a gray cap and work gloves is securing a load of white poly bags/bales with yellow ratchet straps. The bales are labeled with text indicating origin from Indonesia, dimensions of 14x26 inches, white UV tie string material, and a bale weight of 32 kg. The setting appears to be a rural farm or agricultural supply yard during winter or late fall.

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