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For
the most part, the weather in Southeast Asia is dry and
warm...but for a few months out of the year, the monsoons would
strike, leaving nothing but mud and muck. These pictures show a
wall of rain coming in. |
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The
land became almost impassable after the monsoon rains. Yet,
very little would stop the unit from doing their job. A fuel
truck, sits in the mud, waiting to refuel the machines. On the
right, two plows come to a halt, as they become bogged down in |
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the mud. |
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In the center of the picture on the
left, a dozer has "slipped" off the path, as it tried making its
way downhill.
Tent flaps came down during monsoon season. Often times, plows
would be parked around the tents, blades facing in, to add extra
protection from the rains.
The ground quickly became saturated
from the downpours of rain. |
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A slot was cut for the tanks to
park in, enabling them to be less of a target for the enemy.
On the right is the remnants of an
old bunker. |
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