File:Damaged government building in Sarajevo, 1996.JPEG

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The damaged government building in Sarajevo in 1996.

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Date

1996-10-11

Author

SSGT Louis Briscese, U.S. Air Force

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Image title	One of hundreds of business buildings in Sarajevo that have been destroyed during the war in Bosnia and Herzegovina, during operation JOINT ENDEAVOR.
Headline	JOINT ENDEAVOR
Author	SSGT Louis Briscese, USAF
Source	Digital
Short title	961011-F-2132B-509
Date and time of data generation	11 October 1996
City shown	SARAJEVO
JPEG file comment	File written by Adobe Photoshop¨ 5.2
IIM version	2
Writer	S. Sloan
Special instructions	RELEASED
Country shown	BIH
Category	O
Supplemental categories	UNCLASS
Keywords	DF-SD-01-09273