Kids Animated Presentation

Enjoy Dolly Sods and have a safe visit.

How to stay away from the Danger ZONE
at Dolly Sods in the Monongahela National Forest, West Virginia with me, Wally the Woodchuck.

This is an image of Wally the WoodchuckHi kids, I’m Wally the Woodchuck. I live here at Dolly Sods.

Today, we are going to look and learn
about the danger ZONE at Dolly Sods.

The danger ZONE is anywhere you find UXO.

What are UXO? UneXploded Ordnance

UXO are mortars, bullets, etc…

All UXO are dangerous!

During World War II the United States Army used Dolly Sods for target practice.

Some of the ammunition, mortar shells, and other UXO are still IN the ground.

I would like you to learn the three important rules of UXO safety.

If you learn what to do, you can keep friends, family, and yourself safe on your visit here.

This is a graphic image of eyes
Spot

UXO can be found in many shapes and sizes. UXO can be new or old, shiny or rusty, clean or dirty.

Here are some photos to help you spot UXO. Clean, new and shiny UXO. Dirty, old and rusty UXO.

Do not touch anything that can be UXO.

All UXO can kill or injure.

If you spot UXO stay at least 50 feet away.


To point out UXO;
1. Make an arrow using rocks.
2. Hang a bandana or
3. Make an arrow with sticks.

This is a graphic image of two shoes in motion
Walk Away
Leave the area
Go back the way you came

This is a graphic image of a phone
Call
Tell an adult to call 1-888-283-0303

Hey kids, to stay safe here at Dolly Sods you must know three important rules of UXO safety
Spot
Walk Away
Call 1-888-283-0303

 

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