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    A person in full hazmat protective gear, including a white Tyvek suit, full-face respirator mask, yellow chemical-resistant gloves, and an INTERSPRO self-contained breathing apparatus (SCBA), is examining items on a table in what appears to be a dimly lit concrete block building. The individual is holding a handheld detection device and appears to be conducting a hazardous materials assessment or investigation. Various chemical containers, glassware, and syringes are visible on the table, suggesting a suspected illicit laboratory or chemical hazard scene.

    MARINE CORPS BASE CAMP LEJUENE, NORTH CAROLINA, UNITED STATES

    08.30.2017

    Photo by Lance Cpl. Cody Ohira  

    2nd Marine Aircraft Wing   

    U.S. Marine Corps Sgt. Jay R. Steenbergen, an explosive ordnance disposal (EOD) technician with 2nd EOD Company, 8th Engineer Support Battalion, inspects a homemade explosive lab during an exercise on Camp Lejeune, N.C., Aug. 30, 2017. 2nd EOD worked with chemical, biological, radiological, and nuclear defense specialists during the exercise in a joint effort to improve combat readiness. (U.S. Marine Corps photo by Lance Cpl. Cody J. Ohira)

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    Date Taken: 08.30.2017
    Date Posted: 09.01.2017 21:07
    Photo ID: 3732238
    VIRIN: 170830-M-HR246-128
    Resolution: 4882x3487
    Size: 2.35 MB
    Location: MARINE CORPS BASE CAMP LEJUENE, NORTH CAROLINA, US
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    A U.S. Marine in MARPAT camouflage uniform and combat gear is kneeling on sandy ground while configuring or deploying a small tracked ground robot. The robot appears to be a man-portable unmanned ground vehicle (UGV) equipped with a robotic arm, likely used for EOD (Explosive Ordnance Disposal) or reconnaissance purposes. A tan military vehicle, possibly an MRAP, is visible in the background.
    A U.S. Marine in full combat gear is conducting a mine/IED detection sweep using a handheld metal detector in what appears to be a military training environment. The soldier is sweeping sandy ground near a tan-colored building and stone wall, suggesting a simulated urban or forward operating base scenario. The setting and equipment indicate this is likely an EOD (Explosive Ordnance Disposal) or combat engineer training exercise.
    A military EOD (Explosive Ordnance Disposal) technician is shown from behind, wearing MARPAT digital camouflage and a tan tactical plate carrier vest with an 'EOD' patch. In the background, three other military personnel in similar uniforms are gathered, reviewing what appears to be documents or equipment. The setting appears to be an outdoor military training or operational environment.
    A folding table is set up inside a wooden structure with a sloped ceiling, holding an assortment of laboratory glassware and equipment. The setup includes round-bottom flasks, tubing, a retort stand, a pressurized gas cylinder, and a laptop. The improvised nature of the setup in a non-laboratory environment is notable.
    A cluttered workshop or storage shelf, likely in an attic or under-stair space, displaying an assortment of old and used tools and equipment. The central focus is a heavily rusted metal container or box with a spout opening. The setting appears to be a disorganized workspace with worn, well-used items.
    This appears to be a law enforcement or military training/demonstration scene showing an improvised explosive device (IED) lab setup, likely used for EOD (Explosive Ordnance Disposal) training purposes. The room contains artillery shells, chemical containers, and assembly materials arranged in a concrete block room. This type of staged scene is commonly used by military or law enforcement agencies to train personnel in IED recognition and response.
    A person wearing full HAZMAT/CBRN protective gear is conducting a ground sweep using a metal detector or mine detection device on a sandy outdoor surface. The individual is equipped with a self-contained breathing apparatus (SCBA), a silver protective suit with yellow hazard-tape sealing, green chemical-resistant boots, and blue nitrile gloves. A military armored vehicle (MRAP/MATV) is visible in the background, suggesting a military training exercise.
    The image shows at least two individuals wearing full hazmat/protective suits with distinctive green and yellow rubber boots, conducting what appears to be a ground-scanning or detection sweep along a gravel path. They are using handheld detection equipment, likely metal detectors or similar scanning devices. The setting appears to be an outdoor area adjacent to a stone-faced building with grass nearby.
    A person in full hazmat/CBRN protective gear is examining objects on the floor of a concrete block building. The scene appears to be a training exercise involving simulated ordnance, chemical precursors, and improvised device components. The responder is wearing a self-contained breathing apparatus (SCBA) and full encapsulating suit.
    A person in full hazmat protective gear, including a white Tyvek suit, full-face respirator mask, yellow chemical-resistant gloves, and an INTERSPRO self-contained breathing apparatus (SCBA), is examining items on a table in what appears to be a dimly lit concrete block building. The individual is holding a handheld detection device and appears to be conducting a hazardous materials assessment or investigation. Various chemical containers, glassware, and syringes are visible on the table, suggesting a suspected illicit laboratory or chemical hazard scene.
    A person wearing full hazmat/CBRN protective gear including a self-contained breathing apparatus (SCBA) marked 'INTERSPIRO', a Tyvek-style suit, yellow chemical-resistant gloves, and green rubber boots is examining a wooden-walled structure, likely a barn or shed. A folding table nearby holds various items including a laptop, glassware, green containers, and other equipment. The scene appears consistent with a hazardous materials response training exercise or an actual clandestine lab investigation.
    A person wearing a full hazmat/CBRN protective suit with a gas mask, headlamp, green rubber boots, and yellow-trimmed protective gear is standing in a doorway of a wooden structure. The setting appears to be a training exercise or inspection scenario inside a dilapidated wooden building. A folding table with various tools and equipment is visible to the right.
    A person wearing full hazmat/CBRN protective gear, including a self-contained breathing apparatus (SCBA), full-face respirator mask, Tyvek suit, and blue nitrile gloves, is examining a container inside what appears to be an attic or wooden-walled structure. The individual is inspecting what looks like a chemical or hazardous material container. In the foreground, a wooden rack holds various glass tubes or vials, suggesting a possible clandestine lab or hazardous materials investigation scenario.
    Two individuals are wearing full hazmat/CBRN protective suits with integrated respirator masks in what appears to be an indoor environment with exposed structural elements. The suits are gray with yellow tape/sealing strips, branded with 'INTERPRO' markings. The setting suggests a hazardous materials response exercise or actual remediation operation.
    A person wearing full hazmat/CBRN protective gear including a self-contained breathing apparatus (SCBA) and encapsulating suit is examining equipment on a folding table inside a concrete block structure. The scene depicts what appears to be a hazardous materials response exercise or investigation, with various chemical containers, laboratory glassware, and detection equipment visible on the table. The setting resembles a simulated clandestine laboratory environment used for training purposes.
    Two individuals wearing full CBRN (Chemical, Biological, Radiological, and Nuclear) protective suits, gas masks, blue nitrile gloves, and green rubber boots are working at a folding table outdoors. They appear to be conducting a hazmat assessment or sampling exercise, examining equipment laid out on a table marked 'NAC-26 GROUND SUPPLY'. The setting appears to be a training or operational scenario near a concrete block building.
    A person wearing full CBRN (Chemical, Biological, Radiological, Nuclear) protective gear, including a tan hazmat suit, full-face respirator mask, and blue nitrile gloves, is conducting a sample analysis or testing procedure. They are leaning over a white surface labeled 'GROUND SUPPLY' and appear to be transferring a substance with a small spoon into a detection device. This appears to be a hazmat response exercise or real-world contamination assessment.
    Multiple personnel in full hazmat/CBRN protective suits are walking through a stone gate or wall opening in an outdoor training environment. They are equipped with SCBA (Self-Contained Breathing Apparatus) tanks branded 'INTERSPRO' on their backs, along with green rubber boots and yellow protective gloves. The setting appears to be a military or emergency response training exercise based on the simulated stone wall structures and surrounding vegetation.
    Three individuals in full hazmat/CBRN protective suits and gas masks are engaged in what appears to be a decontamination training exercise. One person in a tan suit stands on a grated decontamination platform while two others in gray suits perform decontamination procedures using a spray wand. Text visible on the suits includes 'TRNG' (Training) and 'ONL' (Only), confirming this is a training scenario.
    A person wearing a silver/grey hazmat suit with yellow caution tape-style markings and blue nitrile gloves is holding a metal mortar round or artillery shell. The individual appears to be involved in an explosive ordnance disposal (EOD) or CBRN (Chemical, Biological, Radiological, Nuclear) training or response operation. The protective equipment and careful handling suggest a controlled, professional environment.
    A person wearing full HAZMAT/CBRN protective gear is walking through an outdoor wooded area with sandy soil and pine trees. The individual is dressed in a gray Tyvek-style protective suit with yellow tape sealing the joints, green rubber boots, blue gloves, and a full-face gas mask with a breathing apparatus canister. The setting appears to be a training exercise based on the controlled outdoor environment and visible wooden structure in the background.
    Two personnel wearing full CBRN (Chemical, Biological, Radiological, Nuclear) protective suits are conducting what appears to be a hazmat training exercise outdoors. They are working with containers and equipment on a protective ground sheet near a stone or brick wall. The scene is consistent with a military or emergency response decontamination or sampling drill.

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