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Palo Seco, Puerto Rico – Dennis Wiley, forklift operator with Task Force Power Restoration, moves supplies out of the Palo Seco warehouse Jan 28. Task Force Power Restoration is scheduled to consolidate all materials from Palo Seco into the Ponce warehouse. The U.S. Army Corps of the Engineer has received 29,390 poles and 2,553 miles of conductor wire to date. Approximately 7,308 poles and 765 miles of conductor wire are slated to arrive in the next two weeks. Wiley is a volunteer from the Nashville District. (photo by Robert DeDeaux USACE Public Affairs)
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Date
28/01/2018
Source
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