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A decontamination technician wearing protective clothing collects soil samples at the Naval Construction Battalion Center dioxin elimination test site

An aerial view of an incinerator at the Air Force's Dioxin Elimination Test Facilities. Incinerators are used in the decontamination process by which dioxins are removed from contaminated soil

Soil which has undergone decontamination procedures is moved from storage bins to a dump truck at the Air Force's Dioxin Elimination Test Facilities

A close-up view of an incinerator at the Air Force's Dioxin Elimination Test Facilities. Incinerators are used in the decontamination process by which dioxins are removed from contaminated soil

An aerial view of an incinerator, left foreground, at the Air Force's Dioxin Elimination Test Facilities. Incinerators are used in the decontamination process by which dioxins are removed from contaminated soil

A decontamination technician wearing protective clothing decontaminates his equipment before taking soil samples at the Naval Construction Battalion Center dioxin elimination test site

An aerial view of an incinerator, left background, and storage bins at the Air Force's Dioxin Elimination Test Facilities. Incinerators are used in the decontamination process by which dioxins are removed from contaminated soil. The earth is then held in the storage area for further testing

A decontamination technician wearing protective clothing collects soil samples at the Naval Construction Battalion Center dioxin elimination test site

A decontamination technician is helped to dress in protective gear before collecting soil samples at the Naval Construction Battalion Center dioxin elimination test site

An employee wearing protective gear uses a bulldozer to transport soil to an incinerator for decontamination at the Air Force's Dioxin Elimination Test Facilities

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The original finding aid described this photograph as:

Base: Gulfport

State: Mississippi (MS)

Country: United States Of America (USA)

Scene Camera Operator: SRA Jesus M. Villalobos

Release Status: Released to Public

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01/02/1988
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