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A deminer excavates along a transect suspected of containing

A deminer excavates along a transect suspected of containing

A deminer excavates along a transect suspected of containing anti-personnel mines in Afghanistan Oct. 9, 2016.

Field personnel perform Digital Geophysical Transect

Field personnel perform Digital Geophysical Transect

Field personnel perform Digital Geophysical Transect surveying in Afghanistan, March 23, 2015, after a surface clearance has been completed.

Field personnel perform Digital Geophysical Transect

Field personnel perform Digital Geophysical Transect

Field personnel perform Digital Geophysical Transect surveying in Afghanistan, March 23, 2015, after a surface clearance has been completed.

Rough terrain and mountains that exceed 20,000 feet

Rough terrain and mountains that exceed 20,000 feet

Rough terrain and mountains that exceed 20,000 feet in elevation increase the difficulty of completing field work on a closed U.S. range in Afghanistan Nov. 13, 2013.

A deminer excavates within a confirmed hazard zone

A deminer excavates within a confirmed hazard zone

A deminer excavates within a confirmed hazard zone suspected of containing both anti-personnel mines and unexploded ordnance in Afghanistan Oct. 27, 2016.

Personnel perform Digital Geophysical Transect Mapping

Personnel perform Digital Geophysical Transect Mapping

Personnel perform Digital Geophysical Transect Mapping on a closed U.S. range in Afghanistan Nov. 13, 2013.

Rough terrain and mountains that exceed 20,000 feet

Rough terrain and mountains that exceed 20,000 feet

Rough terrain and mountains that exceed 20,000 feet in elevation increase the difficulty of completing field work on a closed U.S. range in Afghanistan Nov. 13, 2013.

A deminer excavates within a confirmed hazard zone

A deminer excavates within a confirmed hazard zone

A deminer excavates within a confirmed hazard zone suspected of containing both anti-personnel mines and unexploded ordnance in Afghanistan Oct. 27, 2016

A deminer excavates along a transect suspected of containing

A deminer excavates along a transect suspected of containing

A deminer excavates along a transect suspected of containing anti-personnel mines in Afghanistan Oct. 9, 2016.

Personnel perform Digital Geophysical Transect Mapping

Personnel perform Digital Geophysical Transect Mapping

Personnel perform Digital Geophysical Transect Mapping on a closed U.S. range in Afghanistan Nov. 13, 2013.

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