File:Marines stack mines for disposal.jpg

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Image title	Minefield maintenance Marines stack mines for disposal. Naval Station Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, is clearing it's minefields of outdated mines in accordance with President William Jefferson Clinton's directive.
Author	PH1 Ronald L. Heppner, USN
Date and time of data generation	10 July 1997
IIM version	2
Writer	S. Dorr
Special instructions	RELEASED
Source	Digital
Short title	970710-N-2240H-003
City shown	NAVAL STATION GUANTANAMO BAY
Country shown	CUBA (CUB)
Category	M
Supplemental categories	UNCLASS
Keywords	DN-SD-01-08997