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US Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) Foto des ACoE-Fotografen Jim Gordon von einem Umspannwerk außerhalb von Dohuk, Nordirak. Dieses Unterbau-Umspannwerk verfügt über acht Zubringer und zwei 10-mVA-Transformatoren, die mehrere Dutzend Dörfer in der Umgebung mit elektrischer Last versorgen werden.
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Armeekorps von Ingenieuren
dimoc
Vereinigte Staaten von Amerika
uns Armeekorps von Ingenieuren
Mitarbeiter Sgt Daylena Ricks
Operationszentrum für das Management von Verteidigungsbildern
dohok
Irak
Dohuk-Aktivität
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hohe Auflösung
Irakkrieg 2003 2011
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22/05/2005
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