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    Safety's 'looking up' across the 80th Training Command (TASS) [Image 7 of 9]

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    Two military personnel wearing orange safety vests are conducting what appears to be a safety inspection or documentation activity on a military installation. The soldier in the foreground, identified by name tape as 'COLEMAN,' is photographing the other soldier with a small digital camera. Both wear vests marked with '80th Training Command SAFETY' insignia.

    FORT KNOX, KENTUCKY, UNITED STATES

    03.20.2014

    Photo by Sgt. 1st Class Phillip Eugene 

    80th Training Command (Reserve)

    1st Sgt. Jerry Burton, senior enlisted leader HHC 100th Training Division (OS), identifies a safety violation showing that the vehicle is parked less than 15 feet from the garbage container while Sgt. Jeffrey Coleman, 11th Battalion 108th Brigade ILE, 102d Training Division, gathers photographic evidence outside a maintenance facility at Fort Knox, Ky. March 20, 2014. The soldiers were participating in an Army Safety and Composite Risk Management Course conducted by the 80th Training Command safety office in conjunction with the U.S. Army Combat Readiness/Safety Center. The students were tasked with finding and photographing safety violations in and around the facility, which they used during a class presentation.

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    Date Taken: 03.20.2014
    Date Posted: 03.24.2014 14:48
    Photo ID: 1193657
    VIRIN: 140320-A-KD890-021
    Resolution: 4288x2848
    Size: 9.71 MB
    Location: FORT KNOX, KENTUCKY, US
    Hometown: FORT KNOX, KENTUCKY, US
    Hometown: RICHMOND, VIRGINIA, US
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    A female soldier in military camouflage uniform and a high-visibility orange safety vest is photographing a red fire extinguisher mounted on a dark red structural column inside what appears to be a maintenance facility or motor pool. Several other military personnel in the background are also wearing safety vests, suggesting an inspection or safety audit is underway. The industrial setting contains various containers, waste bags, and equipment typical of a vehicle maintenance or logistics facility.
    Three individuals are looking upward inside what appears to be a military facility or warehouse. Two are wearing U.S. Army combat uniforms (ACUs) with orange high-visibility safety vests, while a third person in civilian attire — a bright green dress shirt and patterned tie — wears a badge and holds sunglasses. A fourth person in ACUs is partially visible in the background.
    A military officer in dress uniform is standing and addressing a group of soldiers seated in auditorium-style chairs. The speaker is wearing a black Army dress jacket with blue trousers featuring a gold stripe, indicating a formal military briefing or presentation setting. The audience consists of several soldiers in ACU (Army Combat Uniform) camouflage attire.
    A U.S. Army soldier in Army Combat Uniform (ACU) is presenting or speaking in what appears to be a briefing room or auditorium. The soldier is gesturing with one hand while addressing an audience, standing in front of a projection screen. A military flag on a stand is visible in the background.
    A man in a light blue dress shirt and blue tie stands at the front of a room holding a book or pamphlet, appearing to lead a presentation or briefing. Several attendees are seated in blue chairs, with at least one person reading a matching document. The setting appears to be a meeting or training room with tile flooring and a small raised platform area.
    A group of U.S. Army soldiers and civilians are seated in an auditorium or briefing room with blue theater-style chairs. Most individuals are wearing Army Combat Uniforms (ACU) with U.S. flag patches, while one standing individual wears civilian attire with a red lanyard and ID badge. The group appears to be attending a military briefing, training session, or conference.
    Two military personnel wearing orange safety vests are conducting what appears to be a safety inspection or documentation activity on a military installation. The soldier in the foreground, identified by name tape as 'COLEMAN,' is photographing the other soldier with a small digital camera. Both wear vests marked with '80th Training Command SAFETY' insignia.
    A U.S. Army soldier wearing ACU (Army Combat Uniform) with a visible American flag patch and an orange high-visibility safety vest is leaning over a red painted wooden surface. The soldier appears to be using a screwdriver or similar tool to work on or pry apart the red wooden structure. The image is taken in an outdoor setting with good natural lighting.
    A U.S. Army soldier identified by name tape as 'Anderson' stands in an indoor setting, holding a bronze eagle trophy/award and a white document or certificate. He is wearing a green fleece jacket over Army Combat Uniform (ACU) digital camouflage pants, with a gold oak leaf cluster rank insignia visible on his chest, indicating the rank of Major. The setting appears to be an auditorium or briefing room with blue chairs visible in the background.

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    1st Sgt. Jerry Burton
    senior enlisted leader HHC 100th Training Division (OS)
    identifies a safety violation showing that the vehicle is parked
    11th Battalion 108th Brigade ILE
    102d Training Division
    gathers photographic evidence outside a maintenance facility at
    Ky. March 20
    2014. The Soldiers were participating in an Army Safety and Comp
    which they used during a class presentation.

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