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    Flurry of foam released at Travis [Image 11 of 15]

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    A firefighter or emergency responder is working through a large volume of white firefighting foam, likely during a training exercise or active incident response. The individual is equipped with protective gear and appears to be navigating or clearing the foam near a large industrial or hangar-style structure. The foam is billowing dramatically, suggesting an active foam suppression system is deployed.

    TRAVIS AIR FORCE BASE, CALIFORNIA, UNITED STATES

    09.24.2013

    Photo by Kenneth Wright 

    60th Air Mobility Wing

    Senior Airman Allen Stoddard, 60th Civil Engineer Squadron, blows a small sea of fire retardant foam that was unintentionally released in an aircraft hangar at Travis AFB, Calif., Sept. 24, 2013. The non-hazardous foam is similar to dish soap and eventually dissolved into liquid, which was helped by high winds. The 60th Air Mobility Wing firefighters helped control the dispersion by using powerful fans and covering drains. No people or aircraft were harmed in the incident. (U.S. Air Force photo/Ken Wright/Released)

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    Date Taken: 09.24.2013
    Date Posted: 09.25.2013 12:21
    Photo ID: 1025647
    VIRIN: 130924-F-PZ859-089
    Resolution: 4096x2734
    Size: 1023.15 KB
    Location: TRAVIS AIR FORCE BASE, CALIFORNIA, US
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    Two individuals in military/firefighting protective suits are standing in a large accumulation of fire suppression foam outside what appears to be an aircraft hangar. One person is wearing a respirator/gas mask and has their hands raised to their head, while the other is wearing sunglasses and appears to be observing. Foam particles are visibly airborne throughout the scene, suggesting an active or recently discharged foam suppression system.
    Three personnel are responding to a fire suppression foam discharge event outside a large hangar marked '818'. A massive amount of white firefighting foam covers the ground and is spraying into the air. Two individuals appear to be in military/flight suits while a third wears a white shirt and dark pants, consistent with a fire safety official.
    A worker in protective gear operates a red machine to clear large amounts of white foam outside a large industrial hangar marked '818'. The foam appears to be fire suppression or firefighting foam (AFFF), likely from a training exercise or accidental discharge. The scene takes place on a clear, sunny day in what appears to be a military or aviation facility.
    A worker in a high-visibility vest operates equipment amid a massive discharge of white firefighting foam outside a large industrial hangar numbered '818'. The foam has accumulated heavily on the ground and is actively billowing into the air, suggesting a foam system test or accidental discharge. The scene appears to take place at a military or aviation facility based on the hangar's design.
    A U.S. Air Force C-17 Globemaster III military transport aircraft is parked on a snow-covered airfield alongside a red Airport Rescue and Fire Fighting (ARFF) vehicle numbered '11'. The scene appears to be at a military air base during or after a significant snowstorm, with snow particles visible in the air. Multiple aircraft are visible in the background, suggesting a large military flight line.
    Multiple U.S. Air Force military transport aircraft are parked on a flight line during winter conditions, with snow or foam particles falling in the foreground. The nearest aircraft is clearly marked 'U.S. AIR FORCE' and appears to be a C-17 Globemaster III. A large snowbank or foam pile occupies the lower foreground, partially obscuring the landing gear of the aircraft.
    Military transport aircraft are parked on a flight line or tarmac, partially obscured by large quantities of white foam or snow-like material in the foreground and airborne throughout the frame. The white substance appears to be firefighting foam or artificial snow dispersed across the area. At least two large military cargo aircraft are visible in the background against a clear blue sky.
    A U.S. Air Force military transport aircraft, identifiable as a C-17 Globemaster III, is parked on a flight line during a heavy snowstorm. Large snowflakes fill the foreground and sky, partially obscuring the aircraft. The image is taken from a low angle with snow accumulation visible in the immediate foreground.
    A U.S. Air Force military transport aircraft is parked on a flight line during a heavy snowstorm. The aircraft, identifiable by 'U.S. AIR FORCE' markings on the fuselage, appears to be a C-17 Globemaster III based on its distinctive tail and body shape. Large snowflakes fill the foreground and sky, partially obscuring the aircraft and creating a dramatic winter weather scene.
    A male worker is operating a red motorized fan/blower machine through a large accumulation of white foam or snow-like substance. He is wearing a gray t-shirt, silver/reflective work pants, a yellow safety vest, and orange gloves. The foam is being dispersed into the air behind him, suggesting a cleanup or dispersal operation.
    A firefighter or emergency responder is working through a large volume of white firefighting foam, likely during a training exercise or active incident response. The individual is equipped with protective gear and appears to be navigating or clearing the foam near a large industrial or hangar-style structure. The foam is billowing dramatically, suggesting an active foam suppression system is deployed.
    Two men are walking through a large amount of fire suppression foam dispersed across an outdoor area near a building. One man on the left is wearing a white uniform shirt with an emblem, consistent with a fire department officer, while the man on the right is wearing silver/reflective protective pants and a jacket partially removed. The scene appears to be the aftermath of a foam deployment, likely during a firefighting exercise or incident response.
    A group of approximately 8-10 individuals, including military personnel in camouflage uniforms and civilians, are standing in front of a large aircraft hangar numbered '818' that is discharging massive amounts of fire suppression foam. The foam is billowing outward and upward, covering the ground and filling the air around the group. This appears to be either an accidental foam system discharge or a controlled test of the hangar's fire suppression system.
    A U.S. Air Force firefighter identified as A. Stoddard (E46) stands in the foreground wearing a firefighter helmet and protective goggles with a high-visibility vest. Behind him, firefighting foam is being discharged in large quantities near what appears to be an aircraft hangar, with several other personnel visible in the background. This appears to be a firefighting training exercise or demonstration at a military installation.
    A man is caught in a burst of white foam or artificial snow outdoors, squinting and reacting to the material hitting his face. He is holding a red object, possibly a container or device, and appears to be in a playful or work-related situation. The background shows a blue sky and a building structure partially obscured by the foam.

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