k UnzenFugendake Eruption DisasterPhoto provided by the Japan Ground SelfDefense Force June, 1991, Unzen, Japan A detachment of the Japan GroundSelfDefense Force shift through the fallen volcanic ash for bodies following a violent eruption of Mt. Unzenn, Nagasaki prefecture, southern Japan. On June 3, 1991, following the eruption, a pyroclastic flow triggered by the collapse of a lava dome reached 4.5 km from the crater and claimed the lives of 43 scientists and journalists. Photo by Japan Ground SelfDefense Force PVA Editorial Stock Photo - Afloimages
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Unzen Fugendake Eruption Disaster  Photo provided by the Japan Ground Self Defense Force  June, 1991, Unzen, Japan   A detachment of the Japan Ground Self Defense Force shift through the fallen volcanic ash for bodies following a violent eruption of Mt. Unzenn, Nagasaki prefecture, southern Japan. On June 3, 1991, following the eruption, a pyroclastic flow triggered by the collapse of a lava dome reached 4.5 km from the crater and claimed the lives of 43 scientists and journalists.  Photo by Japan Ground Self Defense Force  PVA
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Unzen-Fugendake Eruption Disaster (Photo provided by the Japan Ground Self-Defense Force)

June, 1991, Unzen, Japan - A detachment of the Japan Ground-Self-Defense Force shift through the fallen volcanic ash for bodies following a violent eruption of Mt. Unzenn, Nagasaki prefecture, southern Japan. On June 3, 1991, following the eruption, a pyroclastic flow triggered by the collapse of a lava dome reached 4.5 km from the crater and claimed the lives of 43 scientists and journalists. (Photo by Japan Ground Self-Defense Force) PVA

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