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A mortar round explosion, seen through a leafless tree, outside the town of Celici, Bosnia-Herzegovina. A TF 1-26 and 9th Engineer Company EOD team detonated this round

Close up shot of three rockets rounds, partially buried in the snow, wiating for demolition at a site outside of Celici, Bosnia-Herzegovina

An explosion, seen through several leafless branches, caused by a TF 1-26 and 9th Engineers destroying a bunker outside the town of Celici, Bosnia-Herzegovina

Close up shot of a rocket round, partially buried in the snow, prepared for detonation by M112 Demolition Charges at a site outside of Celici, Bosnia-Herzegovina

Close up shot of a mortar round, partially buried in the snow, prepared for detonation at a site outside of Celici, Bosnia-Herzegovina

A close up view of drib from a detonated bunker outside the town of Celici, Bosnia-Herzegovina. US Army Explosive Ordnance Specialists (EOD) from 9TH Engineers detonated unexploded ordnance in the bunker

The remains from a bunker outside the town of Celici, Bosnia-Herzegovina. US Army Explosive Ordnance Specialists (EOD) from 9TH Engineers detonated unexploded ordnance in the bunker

US Army Explosive Ordnance Specialists (EOD) from 9TH Engineers, 1ST Infantry Division, place unexploded ordnance in a bunker, to be destroyed outside the town of Celici, Bosnia-Herzegovina

A 9th Engineer Company EOD member attaches a shaped explosive charge to the inside wall of a bunker located outside of Celici, Bosnia-Herzegovina, in preparation to destroy this bunker

Close up shot of an open wooden ordnance box, resting on the snow, containing mortar rounds and rockets. A TF 1-26 and 9th Engineer Company EOD team detonated this rounds at a site outside of Celici, Bosnia-Herzegovina

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The original finding aid described this photograph as:

Base: Celici

Country: Bosnia And/I Herzegovina (BIH)

Scene Camera Operator: SPC Gerald James

Release Status: Released to Public

Combined Military Service Digital Photographic Files

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18/12/1996
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label_outline Explore Celici, Spc Gerald James, Mortar Rounds

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