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1LT Marc Hildenbrand and SSGT Larry Kemp of Company A, 15th Engineering Battalion, pack C4 into the well of an M-15 anti-tank mine around a detonation cap during an exercise at Range 60

SSGT Larry Kemp, Company A, 15th Engineer Battalion, pumps the plunger that electronically detonates an M-15 anti-tank mine during an exercise at Range 60

SSGT Larry Kemp, Company A, 15th Engineer Battalion, carefully places a live M-15 anti-tank mine into position after lifting it from its packing crate at Range 60

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A Claymore mine explodes after detonation by members of Company A, 15th Engineer Battalion, during an exercise at Range 60

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SSGT Larry Kemp of Co. A, 15th Eng. Bn., packs C4 into the well of an M-15 anti-tank mine prior to inserting a detonation cap during an exercise at Range 60

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Base: Fort Lewis

State: Washington (WA)

Country: United States Of America (USA)

Scene Camera Operator: SSGT Sandi Pellicano

Release Status: Released to Public

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24/02/1982
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