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Ddasaccident394, Hd-Aid May 2002

Ddasaccident394, Hd-Aid

Global CWD Repository

Once prepared to load the fuzes, Deminer [C] ordered Deminer [D, the victim] to pass him the fuzes from the ground sheet, to the vehicle where he was going to put them in the team detonator box. Deminer [the victim] picked up all 3 x fuzes and laid them on the palm of his left hand, he then handed the first fuze to Deminer [C] who in turn placed the fuze into the detonator box. There was an uncontrolled detonation of an Israeli No4 Anti Personnel mine fuze.


Ddasaccident391, Hd-Aid May 2002

Ddasaccident391, Hd-Aid

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At the time of the accident [Demining group] Manual Clearance Team No3 were operational on the Southern sector of M/F 147 clearance site, at Bayt Yahun. At approximately 1200 hrs an uncontrolled detonation occurred in the clearance lane.


Ddasaccident462, Hd-Aid Jul 2001

Ddasaccident462, Hd-Aid

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Mine exploded during excavation


Rural Homelessness In The Upper Valley, David Shumway Mar 1992

Rural Homelessness In The Upper Valley, David Shumway

New England Journal of Public Policy

Rural Homelessness in the Upper Valley is about the problems and advantages small shelters in the Upper Connecticut River Valley have in working with the homeless. Unable to compete with urban shelters in pursuit of federal and state emergency shelter funding, Headrest, in Lebanon, New Hampshire, demonstrates that its smallness has been turned into offsetting advantages. The quality of Headrest's case management with homeless clients and sincere efforts to network and interact cooperatively with other social service providers, ecumenical groups, and other members of the community have led to significant new community initiatives. Details of recent Upper Valley successes in …