(Left to right) Chris Clabough, lock operator and equipment

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(Left to right) Chris Clabough, lock operator and equipment

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(Left to right) Chris Clabough, lock operator and equipment mechanic, and Ralph Rhodes, lock operator trainee, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Nashville District, place a water pump as crews remove water on Aug 12, at from Barkley Lock.

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12/08/2011

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