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    Ebola treatment unit for medical workers to open [Image 11 of 11]

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    A panoramic view of a USAID-branded temporary field facility, likely an Ebola Treatment Unit or emergency response camp, enclosed by chain-link fencing with USAID logos. The compound features multiple military-style tents, orange-marked zones (possibly decontamination or high-risk areas), and modular structures arranged in an organized layout. Several personnel in white uniforms are visible inside and outside the compound entrance.

    MONROVIA, LIBERIA

    11.04.2014

    Photo by Sgt. 1st Class Nathan Hoskins 

    101st Airborne Division (Air Assault)

    The Monrovia Medical Unit, an Ebola treatment unit built specifically for the care of medical workers who become infected with the virus, sits about 30 miles outside the capital city of Liberia, Nov. 4, 2014. The MMU is scheduled to open for patient intake Nov. 8, 2014. (U.S. Army photo illustration by Sgt. 1st Class Nathan Hoskins, Joint Forces Command – United Assistance Public Affairs/RELEASED)(This image was created using photo merging techniques to create a panoramic photo)

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    Date Taken: 11.04.2014
    Date Posted: 11.05.2014 09:27
    Photo ID: 1644078
    VIRIN: 141104-A-CH600-101
    Resolution: 6463x2295
    Size: 7.53 MB
    Location: MONROVIA, LR
    Web Views: 276
    Downloads: 24

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    The image shows a row of large tan/beige military-style semi-cylindrical (quonset-style) fabric shelter tents arranged in a line on a gravel surface. Each tent is equipped with external air conditioning units, suggesting they are climate-controlled habitation or operational structures. The scene is set under a partly cloudy blue sky, consistent with a forward operating base or temporary military installation.
    A person wearing a navy blue t-shirt with yellow text reading 'U.S. PUBLIC HEALTH SERVICE' is photographed from behind inside what appears to be a large temporary tent or field facility. The setting suggests a mobile medical or emergency response deployment. The image captures the operational environment of a U.S. Public Health Service field operation.
    The image is taken through a screened window of a tan/khaki field tent, looking into the interior where multiple personnel wearing U.S. Public Health Service uniforms are working. The tent appears to be a temporary field operations or medical facility equipped with portable lighting, equipment, and cabling. At least three individuals are visible, engaged in various tasks inside the structure.
    The image shows the interior of a military or emergency medical supply tent/storage facility with an arched white fabric ceiling. The space is organized with black wire shelving units lining both sides of a central aisle, stocked with medical supplies, uniforms, and cardboard boxes. A prominent 'Superior Uniform Group' shipping box and containers marked with red cross symbols indicate this is a medical logistics or field hospital supply area.
    The image shows a set of green metal filing cabinets or storage drawers with brass label holders containing handwritten category labels. The drawers appear to be organized by medical/pharmaceutical categories, suggesting this is a medical supply storage unit or pharmacy cabinet. The photo is taken at a slight angle, giving a perspective view of multiple drawer rows.
    A group of approximately 12-15 personnel are gathered inside a large white tent for what appears to be a briefing or debriefing session. The floor is covered with a white tarp bearing the USAID logo, indicating this is a humanitarian aid or disaster response operation. One person in medical scrubs appears to be leading the discussion while others sit in chairs or on the floor in a circular arrangement.
    The image shows the interior of a temporary modular tent structure forming a corridor or passageway, likely a field hospital, emergency response facility, or military medical unit. The tunnel-like hallway is constructed from white polyethylene or Tyvek-style fabric panels with black seams, illuminated by fluorescent strip lighting. A red safety net barrier is stretched across the corridor entrance, and red tape marks the floor.
    The image shows a worn, dirty white woven fabric or tarp bearing official USAID branding. The material displays the text 'USAID FROM THE AMERICAN PEOPLE' along with the USAID circular logo stamp on the left side. Two hand-drawn outlines of shoe soles have been added to the fabric in black marker or paint.
    The interior of a USAID-branded inflatable emergency or field tent, likely used for disaster relief or humanitarian operations. The floor is covered with white tarpaulin material stamped repeatedly with 'USAID FROM THE AMERICAN PEOPLE' and the USAID logo. The tent appears to be set up and operational, with electrical equipment and a red waste bag visible.
    The image shows the interior of a USAID field medical tent, set up as a temporary field hospital or triage facility. Multiple military-style folding cots with olive green mattresses are arranged throughout the space, accompanied by medical monitoring equipment and IV stands. The tent structure is white and inflatable, with fluorescent lighting and yellow electrical cabling running along the walls.
    A panoramic view of a USAID-branded temporary field facility, likely an Ebola Treatment Unit or emergency response camp, enclosed by chain-link fencing with USAID logos. The compound features multiple military-style tents, orange-marked zones (possibly decontamination or high-risk areas), and modular structures arranged in an organized layout. Several personnel in white uniforms are visible inside and outside the compound entrance.

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