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Army Spc. Felife Hernandez, a minesweeper with Company A, 367th Engineer Battalion, sweeps for landmines in a trench at a new engineer training area. He is using a Handheld Standoff Mine Detection System, which has metal-detecting capabilities and ground-penetrating radar. Photo by Spc. Jason Krawczyk, USA

Army Spc. Felife Hernandez, a minesweeper with Company A, 367th Engineer Battalion, sweeps for landmines in a trench at a new engineer training area. He is using a Handheld Standoff Mine Detection System, which has metal-detecting capabilities and ground-penetrating radar. Photo by Spc. Jason Krawczyk, USA

Army Spc. Felife Hernandez, a minesweeper with Company A, 367th Engineer Battalion, sweeps for landmines in a trench at a new engineer training area. He is using a Handheld Standoff Mine Detection System, which has metal-detecting capabilities and ground-penetrating radar. Photo by Spc. Jason Krawczyk, USA

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