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Contractors work on demolishing several old buildings
Contractors work on demolishing several old buildings
Contractors work on demolishing several old buildings
Contractors work on demolishing several old buildings
Contractors work on demolishing several old buildings
Contractors work on demolishing several old buildings
Contractors work on demolishing several old buildings
Contractors work on demolishing several old buildings
Contractors work on demolishing several old buildings
Contrctors work on demolishing several old buildings
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Contrctors work on demolishing several old buildings on the cantonment area Aug. 9, 2019, to make room for the construction of a new $24 million 400-bed, four-story barracks at Fort McCoy, Wis. The demolition is the early part of preparation work for the project that is part of the Fort McCoy Master Plan. Coordination for the project is completed by the Directorate of Public Works at Fort McCoy. (U.S. Army Photo by Scott T. Sturkol, Public Affairs Office, Fort McCoy, Wis.)
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