Bombs Away

Like most long term war zones, Iraq is virtually littered with bombs. After two decades of war and fighting, there are more than a million tons of live munitions lying under foot. One out of five Iraqi's live within a mile of unexploded ordinances. That's closer than most American's are to a convenience store. When it comes time to clean up the country, Jonathan Olley's photographic essay details the efforts of the men who are called to carry away these deadly souvenirs.