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Motorists make their way off post during an early release

Motorists make their way off post during an early release

Motorists make their way off post during an early release Jan. 25 at Fort Drum due to heavy snowfall that piled snow on the roads and created whiteout conditions. The Public Works’ Road and Grounds crew had a f... More

Motorists make their way off post during an early release

Motorists make their way off post during an early release

Motorists make their way off post during an early release Jan. 25 at Fort Drum due to heavy snowfall that piled snow on the roads and created whiteout conditions. The Fort Drum Public Works’ Road and Grounds cr... More

The Fort Drum Public Works’ Road and Grounds crew had

The Fort Drum Public Works’ Road and Grounds crew had

The Fort Drum Public Works’ Road and Grounds crew had a fleet of plows on the road pushing snow during 24-hour snow removal operations. (Photo by Mike Strasser, Fort Drum Garrison Public Affairs)

After an early release on post Jan. 25 due to a heavy

After an early release on post Jan. 25 due to a heavy

After an early release on post Jan. 25 due to a heavy snowstorm, the Fort Drum Public Works’ Road and Grounds crew had a fleet of plows on the road pushing snow during 24-hour operations. (Photo by Mike Strasse... More

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