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    FA-HUM Exercise in El Salvador - as real as it gets [Image 15 of 16]

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    The image depicts what appears to be a mass casualty emergency response drill or exercise, with multiple responders attending to simulated victims lying on the ground. Personnel in military camouflage with Red Cross armbands and yellow-uniformed civil protection responders are providing simulated medical care. The scene includes multiple casualties and responders spread across a paved outdoor area.

    EL SALVADOR

    05.12.2014

    Photo by Lt. Col. Carol McClelland 

    U.S. Army South

    First-responders stablize the head and neck of a "victim" during a field training exercsie May 12. The scenario involved a school bus colliding with a van that carried hazardous materials on the busy Pan American Highway. The victims were actually 25 police cadets in training and the exercise tested El Salvadorian first-responders' response time, procedures and collaboration with other agencies. FA-HUM, a disaster preparedness and humanitarian two-week exercise takes place in El Salvador from May 5-16. The U.S. Southern Command-sponsored exercise includes command post and field exercises for not only El Salvador but about a dozen other countries from Central, North and South America. Army South is the executive agent.

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    Date Taken: 05.12.2014
    Date Posted: 05.13.2014 15:42
    Photo ID: 1335461
    VIRIN: 140512-A-VY811-0014
    Resolution: 3456x2304
    Size: 3.56 MB
    Location: SV
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    This appears to be an emergency response drill or simulation exercise, likely in El Salvador based on visible text on uniforms reading 'Comandos de El Salvador'. A young woman is having simulated wound makeup (fake blood) applied to her head and shoulder area by a person in a yellow uniform. Several other participants and observers are present in what appears to be an outdoor training area.
    A military or law enforcement officer in blue digital camouflage uniform is showing something on a mobile device to civilian emergency responders wearing orange vests and caps. The group of four men appears to be coordinating during what looks like an emergency response or disaster relief operation. The setting is an outdoor area with large trucks visible in the background.
    A group of emergency response personnel are gathered outdoors, apparently in a briefing or coordination meeting. The central figure, wearing an orange shirt and a navy blue cap with a civil protection emblem, appears to be speaking and gesturing with his hands. A yellow school bus is visible in the background, suggesting a field operation or emergency response deployment.
    FA-HUM Exercise in El Salvador - as real as it gets
    Emergency responders in camouflage uniforms with yellow helmets are treating injured victims at what appears to be a bus accident scene. Multiple personnel labeled 'HR SALVADOR' are working together to place a casualty onto a yellow stretcher beside a yellow school bus marked 'Transporte Personal'. The scene includes medical staff, military or civil defense personnel, and bystanders on a road with debris scattered around.
    A Red Cross emergency response team is attending to a patient strapped to a backboard on the ground near a van, likely during a disaster response drill or actual emergency. Multiple responders wearing white uniforms with red cross emblems, white helmets, surgical masks, and latex gloves are actively treating victims. Military personnel and a civilian observer are visible in the background.
    Emergency medical responders from 'Cruz Verde Salvadoreña' (Salvadoran Green Cross) and 'Cruz Roja Salvadoreña' (Salvadoran Red Cross) are assisting an injured person at what appears to be an emergency scene or drill. Personnel in white uniforms with green cross insignia are escorting a woman with visible red staining (blood or simulated blood) on her white shirt toward an ambulance. The scene takes place on a road with ambulance vehicles present.
    The image depicts an emergency response scene, likely a training exercise or actual accident, involving a collision between a van and a yellow school bus. Several responders in yellow uniforms bearing 'El Salvador' medical insignia are attending to the damaged van, while a U.S. military soldier in ACU camouflage observes and takes notes. Emergency medical equipment including stretchers and cervical collars are visible on the ground.
    An emergency response scene on a road showing a vehicle fire with active flames and black smoke. Multiple responders in different roles — military/rescue personnel and Red Cross medics — are actively working the scene. Debris from a damaged vehicle is visible on the road surface.
    A fire burns intensely on a road surface, producing thick black smoke, while a red fire truck and firefighters in yellow gear respond to the scene. The fire appears to involve tires or rubber materials based on the dense black smoke characteristic. The incident is taking place on a paved road with utility poles and trees visible in the background.
    A traffic accident scene on a road, likely in Central America (El Salvador based on 'Comandos de Salvamento' markings), involving a minivan and a yellow school bus. Emergency responders including Red Cross personnel, Comandos de Salvamento (rescue unit) in a green-and-yellow ambulance, military/police, and hazmat workers are attending to the incident. A group of approximately seven bystanders sit on a curb in the foreground watching the scene.
    The image depicts what appears to be a mass casualty training exercise or disaster response drill, with U.S. Army personnel observing local emergency responders treating simulated victims on the ground. Two U.S. soldiers in ACU (Army Combat Uniform) are visible in the foreground, one with a name tape reading 'COFFIN', while civilian responders in yellow vests attend to people lying on a concrete surface. Media personnel with cameras are also present, suggesting this may be a joint military-civilian humanitarian assistance exercise.
    Four young men are seated on a concrete curb or ledge against a wall, all visibly injured with blood on their clothing and bodies. Three of the four are holding their heads, suggesting head injuries. The scene appears to be an aftermath of a violent incident.
    Emergency responders are transporting an injured person on a stretcher during what appears to be a rescue operation or disaster drill. Multiple personnel from different organizations are visible, including Red Cross workers and military personnel, all wearing protective gear. The scene takes place outdoors near a concrete wall with trees visible in the background.
    The image depicts what appears to be a mass casualty emergency response drill or exercise, with multiple responders attending to simulated victims lying on the ground. Personnel in military camouflage with Red Cross armbands and yellow-uniformed civil protection responders are providing simulated medical care. The scene includes multiple casualties and responders spread across a paved outdoor area.
    Emergency responders from 'Comandos de Salvador, El Salvador' are attending to multiple casualties on a roadside, likely following a traffic accident. Several responders in yellow shirts and hard hats are providing medical assistance while a police officer takes notes. A group of apparent victims are seated against a wall in the background.

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