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    Commandos recover anti-personnel mines

    Story by Sgt. Lizette Hart

    19th Public Affairs Detachment

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    Anti-tank and anti-personnel land mines are stacked for destruction.

    Anti-tank and anti-personnel land mines are stacked for destruction.

    Photo by Sgt. Symira Bostic

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    Clinton Announces Anti-personnel Mine Ban,

    Story by Jim Garamone and Jim Garamone

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    Marines unload deactivated anti-tank and anti-personnel land mines for destruction.

    Marines unload deactivated anti-tank and anti-personnel land mines for destruction.

    Photo by Sgt. Symira Bostic

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    Marine survives close encounter with anti personnel mine

    Marine survives close encounter with anti personnel mine

    Story by Lance Cpl. Bruno Bego

    II Marine Expeditionary Force

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    Three U.S. Marines in desert MARPAT camouflage uniforms pose together at Camp Leatherneck, Afghanistan, under a 'Combat Logistics' sign. The center Marine is holding a tan military combat boot, suggesting a ceremonial or recognition moment. The setting is a forward operating base with sandbags, concertina wire, and desert terrain visible in the background.

    Marine survives close encounter with anti personnel mine

    Photo by Lance Cpl. Bruno Bego

    II Marine Expeditionary Force

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    A U.S. Marine in desert MARPAT camouflage uniform stands beside a painted wooden sign for Camp Leatherneck, Afghanistan. The sign displays the number 8 on a starburst emblem against a red and orange shield background. The setting appears to be a forward operating base in a desert environment.

    Marine survives close encounter with anti personnel mine

    Photo by Lance Cpl. Bruno Bego

    II Marine Expeditionary Force

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    A U.S. Marine in desert MARPAT camouflage uniform holds up a heavily worn and dusty combat boot at what appears to be a military installation in Afghanistan. The name tape on his uniform reads 'CALLAWAYS' and a 'U.S. MARINES' tape is also visible. A military camp sign in the background partially reads 'Camp [Leatherneck/Bastion], Afghanistan'.

    Marine survives close encounter with anti personnel mine

    Photo by Lance Cpl. Bruno Bego

    II Marine Expeditionary Force

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    ANSF discover stockpile of anti-personnel mines in Nangarhar

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    Combined Joint Task Force - 82 PAO

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    ABP seize more than 360 anti-personnel mines

    Story by 1st Lt. Veronica Aguila

    117th Mobile Public Affairs Detachment (Hawaii)

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    A U.S Army soldier sets up a Claymore anti-personnel mine.

    A U.S Army soldier sets up a Claymore anti-personnel mine.

    Photo by Juan Torres-Diaz

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    ANSF 8th Commandos destroy an anti-personnel mine cache in Uruzgan

    Story by Chief Petty Officer Bill Mesta

    NATO Special Operations Component Command-Afghanistan

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    A Change to America’s Anti-Personnel Landmine Policy

    A Change to America’s Anti-Personnel Landmine Policy

    Video by Petty Officer 2nd Class Lori Bent

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    U.S. Army soldiers set up an M18A1 claymore anti-personnel mine.

    U.S. Army soldiers set up an M18A1 claymore anti-personnel mine.

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    Military Leaders Oppose Bill Outlawing Anti-personnel Land

    Story by Linda Kozaryn

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    Two U.S. Army soldiers in desert camouflage (DCU) uniforms are crouched on the ground examining or handling items near broken concrete. One soldier, whose name tape reads 'DANIELSEN,' is holding an M4 carbine rifle while both appear to be inspecting a plastic bag containing unidentified objects. The setting appears to be a arid, sandy environment consistent with Middle East deployments.

    Soldiers prepare to detonate an anti-tank mine

    Photo by 1st Lt. Kimberly Snow

    196th Mobile Public Affairs Detachment

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    A portable field monitor mounted in a ruggedized case is displaying a camera feed showing what appears to be a partially buried cylindrical or barrel-shaped object on sandy/dusty ground. The monitor has visible control buttons on its right side and is connected to multiple cables. The context suggests this may be a surveillance or EOD (Explosive Ordnance Disposal) remote viewing setup.

    Mine

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    48th Infantry Brigade Combat Team

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    Children from Bosnia and Herzegovina listen to a translator explain the hazards of anti-personnel mines during Kids' Day.

    Children from Bosnia and Herzegovina listen to a translator explain the hazards of anti-personnel mines during Kids' Day.

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    Local citizen leads Soldiers to anti-tank mine

    Story by Sgt. Serena Hayden

    3rd Armored Brigade Combat Team, 1st Cavalry Division

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    The image shows military personnel in desert camouflage uniforms operating in an arid, open terrain alongside a convoy of military Humvees. Two soldiers are in the foreground, one crouching and one standing, appearing to examine something on the ground. A projectile or flare trail is visible in the upper right portion of the sky.

    Soldiers prep an anti-tank mine for controlled detonation

    Photo by 1st Lt. Kimberly Snow

    196th Mobile Public Affairs Detachment

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    Claymore mine Training

    Claymore mine Training

    Video by Pfc. Gregory Muenchow

    3rd Brigade Combat Team, 10th Mountain Division

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    Two military personnel are kneeling on the ground, carefully examining or excavating a small area of soil. One soldier wears German Bundeswehr flecktarn camouflage with a 'DEU' cap and tactical gloves, while the other wears woodland camouflage with blue nitrile gloves and an Energizer headlamp band. The activity appears consistent with IED detection, mine clearance training, or forensic evidence collection.

    Digging for mines

    Photo by Sgt. 1st Class Joel Quebec

    314th Theater Public Affairs Support Element

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    Range 59D 1st BN / 114th Regiment. They are conducting Anti-personnel mine training Jan 20, 2023

    Range 59D 1st BN / 114th Regiment. They are conducting Anti-personnel mine training Jan 20, 2023

    Photo by Kevin C Mcdevitt

    USASA, Fort Dix

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    Range 59D 1st BN / 114th Regiment. They are conducting Anti-personnel mine training Jan 20, 2023

    Range 59D 1st BN / 114th Regiment. They are conducting Anti-personnel mine training Jan 20, 2023

    Photo by Kevin C Mcdevitt

    USASA, Fort Dix

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    Range 59D 1st BN / 114th Regiment. They are conducting Anti-personnel mine training Jan 20, 2023

    Range 59D 1st BN / 114th Regiment. They are conducting Anti-personnel mine training Jan 20, 2023

    Photo by Kevin C Mcdevitt

    USASA, Fort Dix

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    Range 59D 1st BN / 114th Regiment. They are conducting Anti-personnel mine training Jan 20, 2023

    Range 59D 1st BN / 114th Regiment. They are conducting Anti-personnel mine training Jan 20, 2023

    Photo by Kevin C Mcdevitt

    USASA, Fort Dix

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    Range 59D 1st BN / 114th Regiment. They are conducting Anti-personnel mine training Jan 20, 2023

    Range 59D 1st BN / 114th Regiment. They are conducting Anti-personnel mine training Jan 20, 2023

    Photo by Kevin C Mcdevitt

    USASA, Fort Dix

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    Range 59D 1st BN / 114th Regiment. They are conducting Anti-personnel mine training Jan 20, 2023

    Range 59D 1st BN / 114th Regiment. They are conducting Anti-personnel mine training Jan 20, 2023

    Photo by Kevin C Mcdevitt

    USASA, Fort Dix

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    Range 59D 1st BN / 114th Regiment. They are conducting Anti-personnel mine training Jan 20, 2023

    Range 59D 1st BN / 114th Regiment. They are conducting Anti-personnel mine training Jan 20, 2023

    Photo by Kevin C Mcdevitt

    USASA, Fort Dix

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    Anti-tank land mines are stacked for destruction at Guantanamo Bay.

    Anti-tank land mines are stacked for destruction at Guantanamo Bay.

    Photo by Sgt. Symira Bostic

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