Working Along the Border - 3 - Nature of the Problem
USDA Forest Service
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USDA Forest Service
Publication 0823-2M30-MTDC
Working Along the Border - 3 - Nature of the Problem
Missoula Technology Development Center. The United States-Mexican Border is 1,969 miles long. This DVD captures the knowledge and skills of employees who have years of experience working near the border. It is designed to heighten employees' awareness of the dangers they may face and to help them maintain their personal safety when working in these areas.
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- USDA Forest Service
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- English
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