Bob, I did a Google search on, "+landmine +photo" (without the quotes, but with the +'s) and came up with about 10,000 hits. Of the few that I looked at, one seemed to have some good photos (URL split for e-mail):
<www.ibiblio.org/freeburma/humanrights/khrg/archive/ photoreports/99photos/set99a/paan.html#Photo_P1> I didn't try to find UXO photos, but would search in the same manner. Roger Turk Tucson, Arizona Bob Dohse wrote: . > I'm trying to put together some material on landmines and UXOs . > (unexploded ordnances), to be used in *information kiosks* (on, you . > guessed it, some old 486s). <g> . > I've been browsing the web for good photos and descriptive material of . > landmines and UXOs, but have found very little that would be useful for . > children. . > I've checked most of the web sites of organizations that deal with this . > subject, but haven't found very much that is appropriate. Most of those . > sites focus on promoting their own program (makes sense, for funding . > reasons), but have very little in the way of actual education. . > If anybody has a few good photos I would GREATLY appreciate it if you . > would send them to me. Simple educational material - in any language - . > would also be good. Please include a short note explaining the content. . > Audio or video would be awesome. . > If anyone finds an excellent web site with *quality* photos or . > documentation, please forward that also. . > Many thanks, . > Bob Dohse . > [EMAIL PROTECTED]
