Snowy Bosnia, February 1-10, 1996
Steven Dutch, Professor Emeritus, Natural and Applied Sciences, University of Wisconsin - Green Bay
Finally the Sun Comes Out
| I can't say these pictures flood me with happy memories, but the frost on the trees after the clouds lifted was beautiful. The peak, Bratilo, is 3900 feet high. |  |
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Camp Diane
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Sekovici
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Bridge over the Drinaca. There's a plaque commemorating a skirmish between partisans and Germans during World War II. |
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| Below: Camp Diane in the snow | Above: One horsepower transportation |
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Oh, My Achin' Head
This is the battalion commander's Bradley after it hit a mine. Nobody was hurt, but I bet their ears rang. This mine business was serious. It was about this time an otherwise sharp NCO ended his career for good by fiddling with a mine. To this day, nobody knows why he did.
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We Don't Make it to Tarevo, February 10
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Left: the motor pool ar Demi It was beautiful but the roads were too snowy to get up into the hills. |
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