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    72nd Civil Engineer Squadron, fire department, conduct training at Tinker [Image 6 of 24]

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    A group of firefighters in full personal protective equipment, including SCBA (self-contained breathing apparatus) and turnout gear with high-visibility yellow reflective striping, are conducting what appears to be a training exercise or active response at an airport or airfield. They are handling a red fire hose connected to a large red and white Oshkosh ARFF (Aircraft Rescue and Fire Fighting) truck. An aircraft is visible in the background, confirming the airport setting.

    OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLAHOMA, UNITED STATES

    09.13.2017

    Photo by Greg L. Davis 

    72nd Air Base Wing

    Members of the 72nd Civil Engineer Squadron, fire department, approach the full-size aircraft fire training device during annual recertification training Sept. 13, 2017, Tinker Air Force Base, Oklahoma. The firefighters work together as coordinated teams to suppress and extinguish the flames during the highly controlled training event.(U.S. Air Force photo/Greg L. Davis)

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    Date Taken: 09.13.2017
    Date Posted: 09.20.2017 15:54
    Photo ID: 3792802
    VIRIN: 170913-F-VV898-1159
    Resolution: 5002x3335
    Size: 3.13 MB
    Location: OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLAHOMA, US
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    The image depicts a firefighting training exercise at what appears to be an airport or airfield facility. A mock aircraft fuselage or fuel system simulator is engulfed in controlled flames, while multiple firefighters in full protective gear practice suppression techniques using hoses. A fire/crash rescue vehicle is visible in the background, confirming this is a structured emergency response training scenario.
    Firefighters in full protective gear and SCBA (self-contained breathing apparatus) are conducting a live fire training exercise at what appears to be an airport or airfield facility. A circular jet engine simulator prop is actively burning with open flames while firefighters direct water hoses at the fire from multiple positions. The background reveals an airfield tarmac with aircraft visible in the distance, confirming this is an aviation firefighting training scenario.
    Firefighters in full protective gear and SCBA (Self-Contained Breathing Apparatus) are directing a high-pressure water hose at a simulated jet engine fire trainer, which displays active flames through a circular turbine-shaped metal structure. A supervisor wearing a white helmet numbered '204' stands behind the active crew holding a radio. The setting appears to be a military or civilian airfield fire training facility, with aircraft and runway infrastructure visible in the background.
    A group of firefighters in full protective gear are actively combating a large fire using hose lines. The scene appears to be a live fire training exercise conducted on an open field with industrial fire prop structures. Flames are burning intensely in the foreground while firefighters direct water streams toward the fire.
    Firefighters in full protective gear are conducting a training exercise at what appears to be an airport or airfield facility. Two firefighters are actively directing a high-pressure water hose at a mock aircraft engine nacelle simulator, while three others observe from behind a red rope barrier. Steam and water spray are visible around the training prop, indicating a live fire or heat simulation scenario.
    A group of firefighters in full personal protective equipment, including SCBA (self-contained breathing apparatus) and turnout gear with high-visibility yellow reflective striping, are conducting what appears to be a training exercise or active response at an airport or airfield. They are handling a red fire hose connected to a large red and white Oshkosh ARFF (Aircraft Rescue and Fire Fighting) truck. An aircraft is visible in the background, confirming the airport setting.
    Three firefighters in full personal protective equipment, including SCBA (self-contained breathing apparatus) tanks and reflective turnout gear, are advancing a red fire hose toward what appears to be a mock aircraft wreckage on a gravel training area. The scene is consistent with an aircraft rescue and firefighting (ARFF) training exercise conducted at an airfield or military installation. Water is visible pooled on the ground near the hose, indicating active or recent water deployment.
    Two firefighters in full protective gear and SCBA (self-contained breathing apparatus) are directing a high-pressure water hose at what appears to be a crashed or mock aircraft on fire. The scene appears to be a firefighting training exercise at an airfield or military base, evidenced by the controlled environment and visible fire apparatus in the background. Flames and smoke are visible near the aircraft structure on the right side of the frame.
    Two firefighters in full protective gear are actively combating a large fire on what appears to be a training ground or industrial site. The foreground firefighter is equipped with an SCBA (Self-Contained Breathing Apparatus) and full-face respirator mask, while the second firefighter directs a red hose toward the burning structure. The scene appears to be a controlled burn exercise or emergency response, with emergency vehicles visible in the background.
    Two firefighters in full protective gear and SCBA masks are actively combating a large fire using a hose line at what appears to be an aircraft rescue and firefighting (ARFF) training facility. The burning structure resembles a mock aircraft fuselage or engine simulator, with large flames and black smoke visible. In the background, emergency vehicles including a fire truck and ambulance are staged on what appears to be an airport tarmac.
    Two firefighters in full turnout gear are actively combating a fire using a red hose, directing a powerful water stream at flames and smoke. The firefighters are identified by name tags on their gear as 'QUIVEY' (left) and 'WESTERVELT' (right). Both are equipped with MSA self-contained breathing apparatus (SCBA) tanks and are standing on a gravel surface.
    Two firefighters in full turnout gear are actively combating a large fire using a red hose. The firefighters, identified by name tags as 'Quiney' and 'Westervelt', are equipped with MSA SCBA (Self-Contained Breathing Apparatus) tanks on their backs. Flames and water spray are visible in the background, suggesting an industrial or structural fire scenario.
    Two firefighters in full turnout gear are actively combating a fire using a red hose. The firefighters, identified by name tags as 'QUIVEY' and 'WESTERVELT', are wearing MSA SCBA (Self-Contained Breathing Apparatus) units and black helmets with yellow reflective striping. Flames, smoke, and water spray are visible in the background, indicating an active fire suppression operation.
    Two firefighters in full personal protective equipment are shown in close proximity, appearing to communicate or confer with each other. Both wear black structural firefighting helmets, SCBA (Self-Contained Breathing Apparatus) face masks, and black turnout gear with high-visibility yellow reflective striping. The right firefighter's helmet is marked with the number '1' and the name 'TINKER,' and their gear displays a U.S. flag patch, suggesting a military or government fire department affiliation.
    Two firefighters in full protective gear are operating a red fire hose, directing a water stream toward an unseen target. They are positioned in front of a white and red ladder truck bearing the text 'TINKER FIRE' on its side. The scene appears to be a training exercise or active firefighting operation on a paved surface.
    Two firefighters in full protective gear are actively combating a large, intense fire using a red hose with a nozzle spraying water. Both are wearing black turnout gear with yellow reflective stripes, MSA SCBA tanks, and black helmets. The firefighter on the left is identified by the name 'GAMBLE' printed on their gear.
    Two firefighters in full turnout gear are actively combating a large fire using a hose line. The firefighter in the foreground, identified by the name 'GAMBLE' on their gear, is wearing an MSA SCBA (Self-Contained Breathing Apparatus). Both are directing a water stream toward intense orange flames in the background.
    Two firefighters in full personal protective equipment are actively directing a hose at a burning or smoking industrial structure. Both are wearing SCBA (Self-Contained Breathing Apparatus) units, turnout gear with high-visibility yellow reflective striping, and black helmets. The scene appears to be either a live fire incident or a controlled training exercise involving a large industrial apparatus.
    Firefighters in full protective gear and SCBA (self-contained breathing apparatus) are conducting a live fire training exercise at what appears to be a military airfield. The training involves a mock aircraft engine/turbine prop simulator engulfed in flames, with personnel using hoses to suppress the fire. Military aircraft are visible in the background, confirming the airfield setting.
    A group of firefighters from the Tinker Fire Department are conducting what appears to be a training exercise on an airfield tarmac. They are working with red fire hoses deployed from a large red ARFF (Aircraft Rescue and Fire Fighting) crash truck labeled 'CRASH 1'. A military or commercial aircraft is visible taking off or landing in the background.
    Firefighters in full gear conduct a training exercise near a large corrugated metal aircraft fuselage mockup partially situated in shallow water. A red fire hose is being deployed across the rocky shoreline and onto the training structure. A red fire truck is visible in the background on a gravel surface.
    A team of firefighters in full protective gear are conducting what appears to be a live fire training exercise at a dedicated training facility. They are directing a water hose into a corrugated metal structure (likely a burn building or prop) where active flames are visible. At least four firefighters are working in coordinated formation, all equipped with SCBA (Self-Contained Breathing Apparatus) tanks and wearing full turnout gear.
    A group of firefighters in full turnout gear are preparing to enter or are staged at the entrance of a burning structure. Flames and smoke are visible through an open doorway in a corrugated metal building. The firefighters are equipped with SCBA (Self-Contained Breathing Apparatus) tanks and are wearing MSA-branded equipment.
    Two firefighters in full turnout gear and SCBA (self-contained breathing apparatus) masks are operating a fire hose, with water spraying visibly from the nozzle. Both helmets display the number '1' and the word 'TINKER,' suggesting affiliation with Tinker Air Force Base fire department. The image is taken from inside a structure looking outward through a doorway or opening.

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