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A Texas National Guard engineer operates an excavator

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A Texas National Guard engineer operates an excavator

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A Texas National Guard engineer operates an excavator to demolish a house in that was known to be used by drug users and dealers, Aug. 3, 2016, in Dallas, Texas, as part of the Texas Joint Counterdrug Taskforce's Operation Crackdown. The operation, unique to the Texas National Guard's Counterdrug program, partners the taskforce with a Texas city to demolish structures connected with the use or distribution of drugs. This Crackdown mission is the taskforce's fifth time in Dallas and its longest Crackdown mission since the operation's inception in 1993. (U.S. Air National Guard photo by 1st Lt. Alicia Lacy/Released)

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