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Members of the 156th Civil Engineering squadron work
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Members of the 156th Civil Engineering squadron work to remove debris, downed trees and to clean up other damage left by Hurricane Maria at the Muniz Air National Base, Puerto Rico. (U.S. Air National Guard Photo by Capt. Matt Murphy)
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20/09/2017
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