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    A U.S. Air Force medical personnel member is conducting a medical assessment on a female soldier inside a military tent or field medical station. The airman, identifiable by Senior Airman rank insignia on ACU/ABU camouflage uniform, is taking a pulse oximetry reading and appears to be administering a breathing test using a spirometer or similar device. The setting appears to be a field medical exercise or triage scenario.

    ANCHORAGE, ALASKA, UNITED STATES

    03.28.2014

    Photo by Tech. Sgt. John Hughel 

    142nd Wing

    Air National Guard Senior Airman Charlie Phu takes vital readings from Army National Guard Pfc. Jessica Lammert after she has finished her shift in the decontamination process of victims in the Vigilant Guard-Alaska 2014 exercise, near Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson, Anchorage, Alaska, March 28, 2014. Both are members of the Oregon National Guard's CBRNE Enhanced Response Force Package (CERFP). (U.S. Air National Guard photo by Tech. Sgt. John Hughel, 142nd Fighter Wing Public Affairs/Released)

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    Date Taken: 03.28.2014
    Date Posted: 03.30.2014 12:22
    Photo ID: 1207696
    VIRIN: 140327-Z-CH590-280
    Resolution: 3827x2832
    Size: 1.69 MB
    Location: ANCHORAGE, ALASKA, US
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    Two U.S. Air Force personnel in the foreground are reviewing large printed documents or aerial/layout photographs inside what appears to be a military hangar or maintenance facility. The individual on the left has a name tape reading 'REMINGTON' with a Captain rank insignia, while the individual on the right has a name tape reading 'CHOY' with a Major rank insignia. Additional Air Force personnel are visible in the background engaged in various activities near military vehicles.
    A soldier wearing US Army ACU (Army Combat Uniform) and a black tactical vest labeled 'OR CERFP DECON LNO' is communicating via handheld radio while holding papers in an indoor military operations facility. The setting appears to be a command or staging area, likely during a training exercise or emergency response operation. Additional personnel and military equipment are visible in the background.
    Two military personnel in camouflage uniforms are engaged in donning protective gear during what appears to be a cold-weather training exercise. One individual wearing a red helmet is assisting the other in putting on tan/khaki protective overgarment pants, both wearing bright orange rubber boots. The scene takes place outdoors in a snowy environment with additional uniformed personnel visible in the background.
    The image depicts what appears to be an emergency response training exercise conducted in a snowy outdoor environment. Three responders wearing hazmat/CBRN protective suits, full-face respirator masks, and red helmets are attending to a simulated casualty lying on a surface. The setting includes military-style tents, portable toilets, and large snow piles in the background, consistent with a field exercise or disaster drill.
    Three responders in full HAZMAT/CBRN protective gear with red helmets and respirators are handling a casualty on a stretcher or litter. The scene appears to be a training exercise or emergency response operation conducted outdoors in a snowy environment. The responders are wearing tan/beige protective suits with yellow gloves and full-face respirators.
    This image depicts a CBRN (Chemical, Biological, Radiological, Nuclear) emergency response training exercise. Multiple personnel in tan hazmat protective suits and gas masks are attending to simulated casualties lying on the ground. The scene includes triage tags on victims and safety equipment consistent with a mass casualty drill.
    Two personnel in full HAZMAT/CBRN protective suits and gas masks are attending to a casualty lying on a military-style stretcher during what appears to be an emergency response drill or exercise. The patient, dressed in blue clothing, is covered with a dark blanket and appears to be a simulated victim. The scene takes place outdoors in a snowy environment with an ambulance and temporary shelter structures visible in the background.
    A military personnel in US Air Force ABU (Airman Battle Uniform) camouflage is kneeling beside a seated civilian who is wrapped in a mylar emergency thermal blanket. The military member appears to be filling out or reviewing a medical triage form/card while the civilian, wearing glasses and red shorts, has visible simulated injuries including what appears to be fake blood on the knee. This appears to be a mass casualty exercise or disaster response training drill.
    A U.S. Air Force medical personnel member is conducting a medical assessment on a female soldier inside a military tent or field medical station. The airman, identifiable by Senior Airman rank insignia on ACU/ABU camouflage uniform, is taking a pulse oximetry reading and appears to be administering a breathing test using a spirometer or similar device. The setting appears to be a field medical exercise or triage scenario.
    Military personnel are boarding or loading equipment onto a black UH-60 Black Hawk helicopter on a tarmac in winter conditions. One soldier in the foreground walks toward the aircraft carrying an orange case and a black backpack. The rotors are spinning, indicating the helicopter is active and preparing for or completing a mission.
    A group of personnel carrying heavy gear and equipment bags are walking across a snow-bordered tarmac toward a military helicopter, identified as a UH-60 Black Hawk. The scene appears to take place at a cold-weather location, likely Alaska, based on the snow coverage and surrounding terrain. The helicopter's rotors appear to be spinning, suggesting it is preparing for or has recently arrived for departure.
    Three military personnel in cold-weather camouflage uniforms are working with equipment outdoors in a snowy environment. They appear to be setting up or troubleshooting electronic or communications equipment placed on a black storage case, surrounded by portable generators. A military helicopter, likely a UH-60 Black Hawk, is visible in the background beyond a chain-link fence.
    A CBRN (Chemical, Biological, Radiological, Nuclear) decontamination training exercise is underway outdoors in a winter setting. Personnel in full hazmat suits and gas masks are attending to a mannequin on a military stretcher, simulating casualty decontamination procedures. Yellow inflatable decontamination tents and traffic cones mark the exercise area.
    A military or emergency response training exercise is underway in a snowy, rubble-strewn environment. Personnel in tan CBRN (Chemical, Biological, Radiological, Nuclear) protective suits with red helmets and orange boot covers are transporting a simulated casualty on a wheeled stretcher. Uniformed military observers in standard ACU (Army Combat Uniform) are watching and evaluating the exercise.
    A training or drill exercise depicting two responders in full HAZMAT/CBRN protective suits and gas masks attending to a simulated casualty lying on a stretcher or table. The 'victim' appears to have simulated injuries including moulage (fake blood) on the face. A yellow decontamination tent structure is visible in the background with additional personnel.
    The image depicts personnel in full hazmat/CBRN protective suits and respirator masks conducting what appears to be a decontamination drill or emergency response exercise. Multiple responders in tan chemical protective suits are handling a casualty wearing a red-helmeted respirator, moving them toward what appears to be a decontamination trailer or station. The scene includes blue tarp barriers, a yellow tent structure, and field equipment consistent with a mass casualty or hazmat training exercise.
    This image depicts an emergency response drill or training exercise. A man wearing a green sweatshirt and a green cap has simulated wound makeup (fake blood) on his hand, and is being assessed by a responder in a full hazmat/CBRN protective suit. The man is wearing a triage tag lanyard, indicating he is playing the role of a casualty victim in the exercise.
    The image shows what appears to be an emergency response or disaster preparedness exercise. A civilian male wrapped in a mylar emergency blanket displays a simulated hand injury (moulage makeup depicting blood and wounds), while a U.S. military or National Guard female soldier in ACU uniform assists him near a yellow field tent. A whiteboard with notes and a folding table with supplies are visible in the background.
    The image depicts what appears to be a HAZMAT or CBRN (Chemical, Biological, Radiological, Nuclear) emergency response drill or exercise. Two responders in full protective suits and gas masks are attending to a simulated casualty lying on a stretcher or decontamination table. The setting includes temporary structures with blue tarps and yellow tenting, consistent with a field decontamination station.
    Military medical personnel are attending to a patient on a stretcher inside a field medical tent. At least three soldiers, including one visibly marked 'U.S. Army', are providing care to a civilian casualty covered with a blue snowflake-patterned blanket. The setting appears to be a forward operating medical station or disaster relief operation conducted in cold weather conditions.
    Military personnel in U.S. Air Force ABU (Airman Battle Uniform) camouflage are conducting a medical training exercise inside a field tent. A simulated casualty is lying on a stretcher covered with a mylar emergency blanket while personnel operate medical monitoring equipment. One individual on the right appears to be taking notes, suggesting this may be an evaluation or training scenario.
    A group of emergency responders in full hazmat/CBRN protective suits and red helmets with full-face respirators are working among concrete rubble debris. At least one individual appears to be wearing military camouflage pattern underneath or integrated into their protective gear. The team appears to be conducting a search and rescue or hazardous materials response operation in a cold, snowy environment.
    A search and rescue team in full CBRN (Chemical, Biological, Radiological, Nuclear) protective gear is extracting a casualty from a collapsed concrete structure in a snowy environment. Personnel wearing red helmets, gas masks, and tan hazmat suits are working together to pull a victim through a breach hole in a concrete wall marked with orange spray paint. An orange rescue stretcher/litter is positioned to receive the extracted casualty.
    A team of responders in full hazmat/CBRN protective suits and red helmets with gas masks are conducting a search and rescue operation in a debris field covered in snow. One team member is crawling through a hole in a concrete slab while others assist and observe. The scene appears to be a training exercise or disaster response operation in a cold-weather environment.
    Multiple rescue workers in tan uniforms and red helmets are extracting an injured civilian from rubble using an orange basket stretcher (Stokes litter). The victim is strapped to the stretcher and being carefully maneuvered over broken concrete debris. The scene appears to be a urban search and rescue (USAR) operation amid collapsed building rubble.
    A group of personnel wearing full hazmat/CBRN protective suits with gas masks and red helmets are conducting what appears to be a training exercise or emergency response operation in a cold, wintry outdoor environment. The team in the foreground is carrying an orange rescue stretcher/litter, while additional team members follow behind. One individual is holding a yellow detection device, suggesting chemical, biological, or radiological hazard assessment.
    The image shows military personnel inside a tent structure that appears to be a field medical or processing station. A U.S. Air Force airman in ABU (Airman Battle Uniform) is reviewing paperwork on a clipboard while another service member seated in a chair has a medical device or sensor attached to their arm. A third individual in the background appears to be assisting with a similar procedure.
    A U.S. Air Force medical personnel wearing ABU (Airman Battle Uniform) and a stethoscope is providing medical treatment to a civilian patient inside a field medical tent. The civilian appears to have simulated injuries including darkened/sooted face makeup, suggesting this may be a disaster response exercise or drill. The medical provider is examining or treating the patient's arm while the patient holds what appears to be a medical triage card.
    The image shows what appears to be an emergency response drill or CBRN (Chemical, Biological, Radiological, Nuclear) training exercise. A person in a full hazmat suit with respirator and orange boots is escorting a civilian woman who has simulated injury makeup (fake blood) on her face and is wearing a lanyard/badge. Additional hazmat-suited personnel are visible in the background near a decontamination tent.
    The image shows what appears to be a military or emergency response training exercise, likely aboard a naval vessel. A young male 'casualty' with simulated facial injuries and a triage tag is being assisted by a person in full HAZMAT/CBRN protective gear including a gas mask and hooded suit. The setting features overhead pipes, valves, and industrial infrastructure consistent with a ship's interior.
    A military medic in US Air Force digital camouflage uniform is treating a casualty inside a field medical tent. The patient, wrapped in a mylar emergency thermal blanket, has visible simulated blood on his face and head. This appears to be a military medical training exercise or disaster response drill.
    Five personnel are posed inside a large inflatable or fabric-walled tent structure, wearing full hazmat/CBRN protective suits and respirator masks. Three individuals wear gray/silver suits and two wear yellow suits, all equipped with full-face respirators and breathing apparatus hoses. The group appears to be posing informally, with several giving thumbs-up or pointing gestures, suggesting a training exercise or drill.
    A makeup artist wearing a blue apron is applying simulated wound and blood effects to a seated man's face and neck. The man has realistic-looking fake blood and injury makeup applied to his head, face, and collar area. This appears to be a special effects makeup session, likely for a training exercise, theatrical production, or emergency response drill.
    Military personnel in US Air Force ABU (Airman Battle Uniform) camouflage uniforms are assembling or disassembling large white modular tent structures. The scene appears to be a field setup or teardown operation, likely for a forward operating base, medical facility, or command post. Multiple interconnected white inflatable or frame-supported tents are visible, with personnel actively handling support poles and tent fabric.
    A U.S. Air Force airman in ABU (Airman Battle Uniform) is assisting another person wearing a tan hazmat/CBRN protective suit with a red helmet and full-face respirator mask. The airman, whose name tape reads 'ENAN' (partially visible), appears to be connecting or adjusting a breathing air hose to the protective suit's mask. The scene takes place outdoors near a vehicle, suggesting a training exercise or emergency response scenario.
    A winter emergency response training exercise is underway, with multiple personnel in military-style uniforms and red helmets attending to a mannequin or simulated casualty on a black rescue litter/stretcher. The scene takes place on a snow-covered outdoor surface, likely a parking lot or tarmac, with additional responders visible in the background near a large vehicle. The exercise appears to simulate mass casualty or disaster response procedures.
    A person in full firefighter/hazmat protective gear, including a tan turnout suit with yellow reflective stripes, a red PMI helmet, and a full-face respirator mask, is crouched outdoors in a snowy environment. They appear to be writing on or examining documents secured to a clipboard or flat surface. The setting appears to be an outdoor training or operational area with shipping containers and trees visible in the background.

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