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AL FATHAH AIR FIELD, Iraq -- Heavy equipment is used to bury part of a 2-million-net-pound weapons cache before Army engineers and Air Force explosive ordnance disposal workers can begin detonation Feb. 5. Officials said this is the largest single weapons cache uncovered to date. Coalition forces believe burying the explosives before detonation will reduce the risk of fallout on nearby villages. (U.S. Air Force photo by Staff Sgt. Jeffrey A. Wolfe)
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