Task Force 51 reacts to a simulated generator explosion

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Task Force 51 reacts to a simulated generator explosion

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Task Force 51 reacts to a simulated generator explosion with civilian casualities outside the TF 51 Oerations building, July 15, 2010.

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108th public affairs detachment

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15/07/2010

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39.35207, -86.03207

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generator explosion

staff sgt tracci dorgan

108th public affairs detachment

simulated explosion helps soldiers train

high resolution