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    Breaking Bad with EOD – The Military’s Bomb Squad [Image 2 of 5]

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    A person in full protective gear including a self-contained breathing apparatus (SCBA) is standing in a doorway of what appears to be a room being used as an illicit laboratory. The room contains a treadmill, a folding table covered with various chemical containers and equipment, and a wall-mounted television. The presence of the EXIT sign and cinder block walls suggests this may be a converted commercial or motel space.

    YUMA, ARIZONA, UNITED STATES

    11.05.2013

    Photo by Cpl. Uriel Avendano 

    Marine Corps Air Station Yuma

    Gunnery Sgt. Matthew Bateman, the Headquarters & Headquarters Squadron explosive ordnance disposal operations chief and a native of San Gabriel, Calif., exits a makeshift laboratory during a training exercise conducted at Marine Corps Air Station Yuma, Ariz., Nov. 12. Acting as the scenarios first responder, Bateman wore a lightweight Tychem-F chemical protective suit, a component of EOD’s CBRN (chemical, biological, radiological and nuclear) tool kit, underneath the EOD-9 bomb suit to enter the scene and determine the best course of action to neutralize the simulated threat.

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    Date Taken: 11.05.2013
    Date Posted: 12.10.2013 18:52
    Photo ID: 1069434
    VIRIN: 131112-M-UQ043-008
    Resolution: 5760x3389
    Size: 1.39 MB
    Location: YUMA, ARIZONA, US
    Hometown: YUMA, ARIZONA, US
    Web Views: 98
    Downloads: 10

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    The image shows a close-up of a bomb disposal (EOD) helmet with a large oval visor, which has pieces of white tape affixed to it, likely for marking or repair purposes. A person in a dark uniform is visible on the right side of the frame, appearing to inspect or assist with the helmet. Reflections are visible in the visor's surface, suggesting an outdoor environment.
    A person in full protective gear including a self-contained breathing apparatus (SCBA) is standing in a doorway of what appears to be a room being used as an illicit laboratory. The room contains a treadmill, a folding table covered with various chemical containers and equipment, and a wall-mounted television. The presence of the EXIT sign and cinder block walls suggests this may be a converted commercial or motel space.
    Two individuals wearing full hazmat/CBRN protective suits and gas masks are operating inside a cluttered indoor room. The foreground figure wears a gray suit with green rubber boots and holds equipment, while a second person in a blue suit stands in a doorway. The room contains scattered debris, cardboard boxes, folding furniture, and electronic equipment, suggesting a hazmat response or decontamination operation.
    A person wearing a full hazmat/protective suit with a silver-gray outer layer, yellow sealing tape, and a full-face respirator/gas mask is working in what appears to be an indoor environment. A yellow instrument, likely a Geiger counter or radiation detection device, is visible in the foreground. The scene suggests a hazardous materials response, decontamination, or inspection operation.
    A person wearing full hazmat/CBRN protective gear including a full-face respirator mask and silver DuPont protective suit is examining a container inside a cluttered room. The room displays an EOD (Explosive Ordnance Disposal) unit insignia on the wall, suggesting this may be a military or law enforcement operation. The scene appears to be a search or investigation of a potentially hazardous environment.

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