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August 8, 2014 7:25 PM
Hanford shooting range, past and present
The Hanford Patrol practices in 1944 on the historic shooting range near Hanford's Gable Mountain. (Photos courtesy Department of Energy)
The Hanford Patrol practices in 1944 on the historic shooting range near Hanford's Gable Mountain. (Photos courtesy Department of Energy)
The Hanford Patrol practices in 1944 on the historic shooting range near Hanford's Gable Mountain. (Photos courtesy Department of Energy)
The Hanford Patrol practices in 1944 on the historic shooting range near Hanford's Gable Mountain. (Photos courtesy Department of Energy)
The Hanford Patrol practices in 1944 on the historic shooting range near Hanford's Gable Mountain. (Photos courtesy Department of Energy)
The Hanford Patrol practices in 1944 on the historic shooting range near Hanford's Gable Mountain. (Photos courtesy Department of Energy)
Specialists are using commercial-grade metal detectors to clean up debris from firing ranges used by the Hanford Patrol. They have found exploded and unexploded smoke or tear gas grenades, plus thousands of bullets. (Photos courtesy Department of Energy)
Specialists are using commercial-grade metal detectors to clean up debris from firing ranges used by the Hanford Patrol. They have found exploded and unexploded smoke or tear gas grenades, plus thousands of bullets. (Photos courtesy Department of Energy)
Specialists are using commercial-grade metal detectors to clean up debris from firing ranges used by the Hanford Patrol. They have found exploded and unexploded smoke or tear gas grenades, plus thousands of bullets. (Photos courtesy Department of Energy)
Specialists are using commercial-grade metal detectors to clean up debris from firing ranges used by the Hanford Patrol. They have found exploded and unexploded smoke or tear gas grenades, plus thousands of bullets. (Photos courtesy Department of Energy)
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