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A construction worker double checks the measurement of the footprint of the indentation they've created while working on the new fitness center

Fort Carson Wilderness Road Fitness Center

A construction worker double checks the measurement of the footprint of the indentation they've created while working on the new fitness center on Butts Army Airfield, Ft. Carson, Colo, Dec. 12, 2021. The facility contract is worth over $20M and is slated to be completed in Jan. 2023. (U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Photo by Jason Colbert)

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Photo by: Jason Colbert | VIRIN: 211206-A-VX940-0012.JPG

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