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At Camp Seven during a demonstration, a Haitian dances as the military police riot force looks on. The Haitians jumped the concertina wire, and were promptly surrounded by the soldiers. There was no violence and the Haitians were taken to an isolation camp without incident
Disruptive Haitians are loaded into buses by MPs in riot gear from the 401st and 64th MP Companies. The Haitians jumped the concertina wire and were promptly surrounded by the soldiers. There was no violence and the Haitians were taken to an isolation camp without incident
COL. R.L. Johnson, Battalion Commander for the 720th M.P. Company, talks to the Haitian migrants who broke out of Camp Seven for a peaceful rally. The Haitians jumped the concertina wire, and were promptly surrounded by the soldiers. There was no violence and the Haitians were taken to an isolation camp without incident
Haitians wait to get on a bus that will be moving them to separate camps. The Haitians were processed into different camps based on their decision of accepting or not accepting voluntary repatriation to Haiti
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Haitian migrants who have decided not to return to Haiti voluntarily unload their belongings from the buses and enter camp #7
After returning Haitian migrants to their camp. Military police stand by and monitor the situation at Camp Seven. The Haitians jumped the concertina wire, and were promptly surrounded by the soldiers. There was no violence and the Haitians were taken to an isolation camp without incident
Summary
The original finding aid described this photograph as:
Subject Operation/Series: SEA SIGNAL V
Base: Guantanamo Bay
Country: Cuba (CUB)
Scene Camera Operator: PH2 Franklin "Spike" Call
Release Status: Released to Public
Combined Military Service Digital Photographic Files
- COL. RL Johnson, Battalion Commander for the 720th MP Company ...
- First Mass at new isolation camp at Pelham Bay Naval Training ...
- Disruptive Haitians are loaded into buses by MPs in riot gear from ...
- After returning Haitian migrants to their camp. Military police stand
- At Camp Seven during a demonstration, a Haitian dances as the ...
- After returning Haitian migrants to their camp. Military police stand
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Date
22/08/1994
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