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The Contained Burn Chamber’s Journey to Camp Minden
Louisiana National Guard
Feb. 9, 2016 | 1:58
The contained burn chamber that will be used by Explosive Service International (ESI) to dispose of M6 propellant and Clean Burning Igniter at Camp Minden in Minden, La., departed the Port of Natchitoches, Feb. 8., 2016 and stopped for the night just outside of Coushatta, La. The burn chamber traveled up Highway 71 and is scheduled to stop at Elm Grove, La., for the night, Feb. 9, 2016. It will take approximately four days to move the 180 foot long by 27.5 foot wide container that weighs more than 620,000 pounds to Camp Minden.
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