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    A person wearing a full hazmat/CBRN protective suit with an integrated SCBA (self-contained breathing apparatus) air tank is crouching down and examining or manipulating wires connected to a red container and a small electronic device on the floor. The scene appears to be a training exercise, likely conducted by a bomb disposal or hazardous materials response team. The setting is an interior room with a wooden door visible in the background.

    PERRY, GEORGIA, UNITED STATES

    08.24.2016

    Photo by Lance Cpl. Maverick Mejiacabrera 

    Chemical Biological Incident Response Force (CBIRF)

    PERRY Ga. – Staff Sgt. Matthew Burke an explosive ordnance disposal, EOD, technician with Chemical Biological Incident Response Force, CBIRF, successfully deactivates a simulated improvised explosive device, IED, during Exercise Scarlet Response 2016 at Guardian Centers, Perry, Ga., Aug. 24, 2016. This exercise is the unit’s capstone event, testing the skills of each individual CBIRF capability with lane training and culminating with a 36-hour simulated response to a nuclear detonation. CBIRF is an active duty Marine Corps unit that, when directed, forward-deploys and/or responds with minimal warning to a chemical, biological, radiological, nuclear or high-yield explosive (CBRNE) threat or event in order to assist local, state, or federal agencies and the geographic combatant commanders in the conduct of CBRNE response or consequence management operations, providing capabilities for command and control; agent detection and identification; search, rescue, and decontamination; and emergency medical care for contaminated personnel. (Official U.S. Marine Corps photo by Lance Cpl. Maverick S. Mejia/RELEASED)

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    Date Taken: 08.24.2016
    Date Posted: 08.31.2016 15:15
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    Location: PERRY, GEORGIA, US
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    The image shows what appears to be a military or emergency response training exercise involving at least three personnel in tan/khaki uniforms and safety helmets. A central figure wearing a red helmet is attending to a person strapped to a stretcher or backboard, suggesting casualty handling or medical evacuation training. The setting appears to be an outdoor area near a military or industrial facility.
    A person wearing a full hazmat/CBRN protective suit with an integrated SCBA (self-contained breathing apparatus) air tank is crouching down and examining or manipulating wires connected to a red container and a small electronic device on the floor. The scene appears to be a training exercise, likely conducted by a bomb disposal or hazardous materials response team. The setting is an interior room with a wooden door visible in the background.
    CBIRF responds to simulated nuclear detonation during Exercise Scarlet Response 2016
    CBIRF responds to simulated nuclear detonation during Exercise Scarlet Response 2016
    CBIRF responds to simulated nuclear detonation during Exercise Scarlet Response 2016
    Two personnel wearing full protective gear including red helmets, gas masks with breathing tubes, tactical vests with high-visibility yellow trim, and gray uniforms are photographed against a dark background. The individual in the foreground-right has text visible on their helmet reading 'EXTRACT'. The image appears to depict emergency responders or CBRN (Chemical, Biological, Radiological, Nuclear) trained personnel during a nighttime operation or exercise.
    A nighttime emergency response or training exercise showing multiple personnel in full protective gear including gas masks, tactical vests, and helmets. The individual on the left is identified as a 'Safety Officer' wearing a white helmet, while others wear red helmets and full-face respirators. The scene appears to be a coordinated drill or real hazmat/emergency response operation.
    CBIRF responds to simulated nuclear detonation during Exercise Scarlet Response 2016
    CBIRF responds to simulated nuclear detonation during Exercise Scarlet Response 2016
    A person in full CBRN (Chemical, Biological, Radiological, Nuclear) protective gear stands on a gravel surface in what appears to be a training or exercise environment. They are wearing a teal/blue helmet marked 'IDP', a full-face gas mask, olive green protective suit, tactical vest, and are holding a handheld detection device. The background contains wrecked and rusted vehicles consistent with a training yard or junkyard scenario.
    A person in full hazmat/CBRN protective gear, including a red helmet, gas mask, SCBA (self-contained breathing apparatus), and dark protective suit, walks across a gravel surface near a raised modular/portable building. The setting appears to be a training facility or exercise area. The individual is carrying equipment and appears to be conducting a simulated emergency response drill.
    A person in full protective gear including a teal/blue helmet marked 'IDP', gas mask, and military-style camouflage uniform is walking across a gravel area while holding a detection or monitoring device. The setting appears to be a training facility or industrial area with portable buildings, trucks, and open terrain visible in the background. A second person in a red helmet is partially visible behind the primary subject.
    A person in full hazmat/CBRN protective gear including a red helmet, full-face respirator mask with breathing apparatus, and gray protective suit is inside a wooden structure. A second person wearing a white Hard Rock Cafe t-shirt observes from the left side near a doorframe. The setting appears to be a training exercise or drill scenario.
    The image depicts what appears to be an emergency response drill or training exercise, with personnel in full HAZMAT/tactical gear assisting two civilian role-players who have simulated injuries indicated by fake blood and moulage makeup. Responders wearing gas masks, helmets, and tactical vests are escorting the 'casualties' away from a portable building structure. The scenario simulates a mass casualty or chemical incident response exercise.
    Personnel in full CBRN (Chemical, Biological, Radiological, Nuclear) protective gear including gas masks and hazmat suits are attending to a casualty lying on a stretcher inside a decontamination tent. The scene appears to be a training exercise or emergency response drill, with at least three responders working around the patient. High-visibility yellow markings on their gear suggest organized emergency response team identification.
    A multi-story parking structure has suffered a catastrophic collapse, with multiple floor slabs pancaking downward and trapping numerous vehicles beneath the debris. The concrete framework remains partially standing while the intermediate floors have buckled and fallen, crushing cars on multiple levels. At least one person in a hard hat is visible on the right side, suggesting emergency response or assessment is underway.
    CBIRF responds to simulated nuclear detonation during Exercise Scarlet Response 2016
    CBIRF responds to simulated nuclear detonation during Exercise Scarlet Response 2016
    CBIRF responds to simulated nuclear detonation during Exercise Scarlet Response 2016
    CBIRF responds to simulated nuclear detonation during Exercise Scarlet Response 2016
    CBIRF responds to simulated nuclear detonation during Exercise Scarlet Response 2016
    Two emergency responders in full protective gear, including respirators and red helmets, are carrying a training mannequin during what appears to be a rescue drill or exercise. The setting is a dilapidated interior space with debris on the floor, consistent with a simulated disaster or hazmat training environment. Both personnel are wearing self-contained breathing apparatus (SCBA) and high-visibility tactical uniforms.
    A responder wearing a gas mask, helmet with headlamp, and a high-visibility vest with hazmat/radiation insignia is holding a dirty infant training mannequin during what appears to be a nighttime emergency response drill. The mannequin has a triage or identification tag attached to it. The scene is consistent with a CBRN (Chemical, Biological, Radiological, Nuclear) or mass casualty training exercise.
    CBIRF responds to simulated nuclear detonation during Exercise Scarlet Response 2016
    CBIRF responds to simulated nuclear detonation during Exercise Scarlet Response 2016
    CBIRF responds to simulated nuclear detonation during Exercise Scarlet Response 2016
    CBIRF responds to simulated nuclear detonation during Exercise Scarlet Response 2016
    CBIRF responds to simulated nuclear detonation during Exercise Scarlet Response 2016
    Two personnel in full CBRN (Chemical, Biological, Radiological, Nuclear) protective gear with gas masks and green air supply hoses are attending to a shirtless casualty lying face-down on a stretcher or backboard. The scene appears to take place inside a decontamination tent or enclosure, suggesting a hazmat or CBRN decontamination drill or emergency response operation. The casualty's back is wet, consistent with a decontamination wash-down procedure.
    Two military or emergency medical personnel in tan/khaki uniforms with tactical vests are treating a patient inside a field medical tent. One provider is using a stethoscope to examine a patient lying on a stretcher or cot. The setting appears to be a forward operating or disaster relief medical station equipped with supplies and monitoring equipment.
    A person wearing an orange hard hat with an integrated LED headlamp and a high-visibility yellow vest labeled 'EOD TEAM LEADER' is working in a dark environment. They appear to be examining or handling items contained in a clear plastic bag. The low-light conditions suggest a nighttime or underground operational setting.
    CBIRF responds to simulated nuclear detonation during Exercise Scarlet Response 2016
    CBIRF responds to simulated nuclear detonation during Exercise Scarlet Response 2016
    CBIRF responds to simulated nuclear detonation during Exercise Scarlet Response 2016

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