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Ordnance removal enters next phase: Following 9 months of scanning near Waimea, Army personnel will begin digging for munitions

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Digging will begin later this month in Waimea to search for unexploded military ordinance. U.S. Army Corps of Engineers since 2002 has removed more than 2,700 unexploded munitions from the area around the former Waikoloa Maneuver Area. The area was used for live-fire exercises during World War II.

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Ordnance removal enters next phase: Following 9 months of scanning near Waimea, Army personnel will begin digging for munitions

Digging will begin later this month in Waimea to search for unexploded military ordinance.

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Ordnance removal enters next phase - West Hawaii Today

Digging will begin later this month in Waimea to search for unexploded military ordinance.

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