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    The image shows a portable HAZMAT Decontamination Pool, model HDP 6000, set up outdoors on a paved surface. The black containment pool is supported by PVC pipe framing with a valve fitting visible at the top. It appears to be part of an emergency response or hazardous materials training/operational setup.

    ANSBACH, BAYERN, GERMANY

    11.03.2015

    Photo by Georgios Moumoulidis 

    Training Support Activity Europe           

    Civilian firefighters from U.S. Army Europe took part in their annual Firefighter II training at the Urlas Firefighting Training Center here Nov. 3. Some of the tasked they performed included hazardous materials response, fire ground operations, rescue operations and maintenance. (U.S. Army photo by Georgios Moumoulidis/Released)

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    Date Taken: 11.03.2015
    Date Posted: 11.09.2015 08:44
    Photo ID: 2276488
    VIRIN: 151103-A-WP262-080
    Resolution: 4256x2832
    Size: 2.2 MB
    Location: ANSBACH, BAYERN, DE
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    Two firefighters in full personal protective equipment are standing on a gravel surface, with one assisting the other in adjusting or checking their breathing apparatus and gear. Both are wearing tan/gold turnout gear with high-visibility yellow and silver reflective striping, SCBA (Self-Contained Breathing Apparatus) tanks on their backs, and full-face respirator masks. The setting appears to be an outdoor training facility or industrial site.
    Two firefighters in full personal protective equipment are standing on a gravel surface, appearing to be at a training facility. Both are wearing tan/gold turnout gear with high-visibility yellow reflective stripes, SCBA (self-contained breathing apparatus) tanks on their backs, and full-face respirator masks. One wears a white helmet indicating a supervisory or officer role, while the other wears a yellow/lime helmet.
    Three individuals are gathered at what appears to be a firefighter training exercise at an outdoor facility. Two are wearing full firefighting gear including turnout suits with reflective striping and helmets, while a third person wearing a high-visibility vest labeled 'Fire Fighting Training Centre' appears to be an instructor. The scene takes place on a gravel surface with fire hoses visible on the ground.
    A firefighter in full protective gear, including a white helmet and breathing apparatus, is kneeling on a gravel surface while handling a fire hose nozzle. The scene appears to be a hazardous materials training exercise, as indicated by the 'GUBAS Training - Gefahrgut und Brand' (Hazardous Materials and Fire) signage visible in the background. A tanker trailer with a German license plate (WÜ-ZH 746) is parked nearby.
    Two firefighters in full protective gear, including SCBA (self-contained breathing apparatus), are working with a hose near a large stainless steel tank mounted on a trailer. The scene appears to be a hazardous materials training exercise or emergency response drill, indicated by the 'GUBAS' branded trailer and 'Gefahrgut' (hazardous materials) signage. The setting is an industrial or training facility in what appears to be a German-speaking region.
    Two firefighters in full protective gear, including breathing apparatus and helmets, are handling a fire hose near an industrial tank trailer. The scene appears to be a hazardous materials (HAZMAT) training exercise or incident response, indicated by the 'GUBAS Gefahrgut' (dangerous goods) signage visible in the background. The setting is an outdoor industrial or training facility with gravel ground.
    The image shows a controlled fire training exercise with a large fireball erupting from a metal gas burner apparatus. A water spray curtain is visible to the left, likely part of the suppression demonstration. Text on a vehicle in the background reads 'FEUERWEHR ÜBUNGSANLAGE GUBAS', indicating this is a firefighter training facility in a German-speaking country.
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    Two firefighters in full protective gear are directing a high-pressure water hose at a metal training apparatus during what appears to be a firefighting drill or exercise. The scene takes place on a gravel surface under clear blue skies, with wrecked vehicles visible in the background suggesting a training facility. The water stream is producing significant spray and mist as it contacts the metal equipment.
    Two firefighters in full protective gear are conducting what appears to be a firefighting training exercise at an outdoor facility. One firefighter wearing a white helmet is operating a fire hose, while a second firefighter in a yellow-green helmet kneels near a metal training prop as water sprays forcefully. The setting includes gravel ground, scattered industrial pipes, and wet surfaces consistent with an active water deployment exercise.
    Two firefighters in full protective gear are conducting what appears to be a training exercise, directing a high-pressure water hose at a metal fixture or prop. One firefighter wears a white helmet and stands upright controlling the hose, while the second wears a yellow-green helmet and kneels near the target structure. The setting is an outdoor training ground with gravel, scattered equipment, and clear blue skies.
    Two firefighters in full protective gear are operating a fire hose during what appears to be a training exercise at an outdoor facility. The lead firefighter wearing a white helmet directs a powerful water stream while the second firefighter in a yellow helmet provides support by managing the hose from behind. The setting includes industrial pipe infrastructure, gravel ground, and scattered equipment consistent with a firefighting training ground.
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    Two firefighters in full protective gear and SCBA (self-contained breathing apparatus) are operating a fire hose at what appears to be a training ground or industrial site. The firefighter in front directs a powerful water stream while the second provides hose support from behind. The scene includes scattered barrels, wrecked vehicles, and a fire truck in the background, consistent with a firefighting training exercise.
    Two firefighters in full protective gear are operating a fire hose on a gravel surface, likely during a training exercise or active incident response. Both wear tan/gold turnout gear with high-visibility yellow reflective stripes and self-contained breathing apparatus (SCBA). A water stream is visible in the background, and various vehicles including a tanker and trailer are present on scene.
    A group of approximately nine firefighters in tan/gold turnout gear with high-visibility yellow reflective striping are gathered at an outdoor fire fighting training center. Their jackets display text identifying units including 'Fire-Rescue Baumholder,' 'Fire Fighting Training Center,' and 'Fire-Rescue Germersheim.' They appear to be receiving instruction or briefing around a white PVC pipe frame structure, with yellow fire hoses visible on the ground.
    A group of approximately ten firefighters in tan/yellow turnout gear are gathered at an outdoor training facility. The personnel are from multiple units including 'Fire-Rescue Baumholder' and 'Fire Fighting Training Center Germersheim', visible on the backs of their jackets. They appear to be receiving instruction or briefing around a white PVC pipe frame structure.
    Several firefighters from multiple stations are assembling or inspecting a decontamination shower station made of white PVC pipes. The setup includes a HAZMAT decon pool (yellow containment berm) and an orange traffic cone, indicating a HAZMAT decontamination drill or exercise. Personnel from at least three stations — Baumholder, Germersheim, and Grafenwöhr — are present, suggesting a multi-unit training exercise.
    A group of firefighters from multiple stations are gathered around a HAZMAT decontamination setup outdoors. The personnel are wearing high-visibility fire-rescue jackets identifying them from 'Baumholder' and 'Grafenwöhr' stations, suggesting a joint training exercise. A PVC pipe decon shower frame is erected over a yellow-bordered HAZMAT decon pool.
    Four firefighters from two different stations — Fire-Rescue Baumholder and Fire-Rescue Grafenwoehr — are gathered around a white PVC pipe frame structure during what appears to be a training exercise or competition. They are wearing standard tan/gold turnout gear with high-visibility yellow and reflective striping. The setting is an outdoor paved area with autumn trees and a chain-link fence visible in the background.
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    Three firefighters in full turnout gear with high-visibility yellow/green reflective striping are walking together at what appears to be a training facility or fire station yard. The setting includes a corrugated metal building, orange traffic cones, a utility cart, and autumn trees in the background. The scene suggests a post-exercise or inter-drill movement during a firefighting training exercise.
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    The image shows a coiled garden hose with a textured, woven exterior surface in yellow-green coloring. The hose is tightly wound in a spiral pattern and resting on a flat surface, likely outdoors. The close-up perspective emphasizes the braided texture and the concentric loops of the hose.
    A large industrial tank, likely a propane or liquefied gas storage vessel, is engulfed in a massive fire at ground level. Intense orange and yellow flames are billowing outward from beneath and around the tank, which is mounted on a metal support frame. This appears to be either an accidental fire or a controlled burn/training exercise at an industrial facility.
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    A group of firefighters in full protective gear, including high-visibility yellow turnout suits and helmets, are gathered near an industrial structure. At least two personnel are wearing self-contained breathing apparatus (SCBA). The scene appears to be a training exercise or incident response at an industrial or utility facility, with traffic cones marking a perimeter and a fire hose visible on the ground.
    A group of firefighters in full protective gear, including breathing apparatus and high-visibility turnout suits, are gathered near an industrial facility. At least two personnel are wearing self-contained breathing apparatus (SCBA) masks, suggesting a hazardous materials or emergency response scenario. Traffic cones are placed in the foreground, and a large cylindrical tank or vessel is visible on the right side of the frame.
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