File:US Army 52543 CLEANUP SITE.jpg

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English: With piles of corroded air filters and disintegrated gas masks in the background, environmentalists Terry de la Paz and Wes Smith review plans to clean up the once popular fishing and swimming hole located near the corner of Neal and Mills roads. It is one of more than 150 contaminated sites on the Arsenal that will be investigated and remedied as part of a 10-year cleanup contract.
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Author Kari Hawkins, USAG Redstone

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