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    USAFE Airmen further US mission to combat Ebola outbreak [Image 6 of 7]

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    The image shows temporary structures constructed using USAID-branded tarpaulins and wooden framing, with corrugated metal roofing. These appear to be emergency or humanitarian aid facilities, likely an Ebola Treatment Unit (ETU) or similar medical/relief structure based on the construction style and USAID branding. The site appears to be under construction or recently completed, with building materials scattered on the ground.

    AVIANO AIR BASE, ITALY

    12.16.2014

    Courtesy Photo

    31st Fighter Wing

    During a 60-day deployment, 11 U.S. Air Forces in Europe and Air Forces Africa Airmen, built Ebola treatment facilities in Liberia. The Air Force engineer team surveyed seven locations, setup living quarters for more than 500 incoming U.S. Army personnel and built several treatment facilities in conjunction with the Armed Forces of Liberia in continuing support of Operation United Assistance. (Courtesy photo)

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    Date Taken: 12.16.2014
    Date Posted: 12.18.2014 02:23
    Photo ID: 1704028
    VIRIN: 141216-F-ZZ123-006
    Resolution: 715x423
    Size: 65.38 KB
    Location: AVIANO AIR BASE, IT
    Web Views: 37
    Downloads: 7

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    The image shows a group of people gathered on a cleared, red-soil open area in what appears to be a rural African setting. A blue tarpaulin structure and a black water tank are visible in the background, suggesting a temporary or emergency setup. The scene depicts community activity with multiple individuals of varying ages moving across the open ground.
    A man in a camouflage shirt and cap is taking a selfie in an outdoor grassy area surrounded by several children and a young woman in an orange tank top. The background shows a large open field with many more people visible in the distance. The scene appears to be a community gathering or outdoor event in what looks like a rural setting.
    An outdoor construction site showing large temporary modular tent structures in various stages of assembly on a gravel surface. One fully enclosed white tent structure is visible on the right, while skeletal metal frames of additional tents are being erected to the left. Metal frame components are scattered across the gravel ground, indicating active assembly work.
    The interior of a large temporary relief tent, likely a humanitarian aid shelter or field hospital. Rows of military-style folding cots are arranged along both sides of a central aisle on a plastic floor covering marked with 'USAID' branding. The structure appears newly set up and currently unoccupied.
    The image shows an active construction or installation site, likely a temporary military or humanitarian camp. Several structures including white modular buildings, military-style tents, and a wooden-framed covered shelter with a metal roof are visible. The site appears to be under active development, with excavated trenches, lumber, and metal conduit pipes in the foreground.
    The image shows temporary structures constructed using USAID-branded tarpaulins and wooden framing, with corrugated metal roofing. These appear to be emergency or humanitarian aid facilities, likely an Ebola Treatment Unit (ETU) or similar medical/relief structure based on the construction style and USAID branding. The site appears to be under construction or recently completed, with building materials scattered on the ground.
    The image shows an open, flat construction or staging area with large quantities of lumber/timber stacked in multiple piles. Several workers are visible near the timber stacks, with at least one wearing a high-visibility orange vest. The setting appears to be a wide, cleared land area — possibly an airfield or large development site — under a partly cloudy blue sky.

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    31st Civil Engineer Squadron
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