On the recordJune 9, 2009
In San Diego, if my memory serves me, we actually in the 1980's lost some children to unexploded munitions.
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congress.govBrian Bilbray: “In San Diego, if my memory serves me, we actually in the 1980's lost some children to unexploded munitions.”
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Bilbray recalls past tragedies related to unexploded munitions in residential areas.
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