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    Soldier scientists monitor radiation deploys in support of Operation Tomodachi [Image 4 of 6]

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    A male technician wearing blue protective gloves and a blue coverall/lab suit is working inside a white tent or containment structure. He is handling a white circular or dome-shaped object, possibly a sensor, detector, or equipment component. The low-angle perspective provides an unusual vantage point looking up at the subject.

    AICHI, JAPAN

    04.16.2011

    Photo by Sgt. Derek Kuhn 

    U.S. Army Japan

    A soldier with the 9th Area Medical Laboratory out of Aberdeen Proving Ground, Md., tests a sample of water for signs of radiation at Yokota Air Base, Japan on April 16. Despite dropping levels of radiation, members of the 9th AML continue to monitor the levels of radiation in the soil, air and water in the areas of operations for service members.

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    Date Taken: 04.16.2011
    Date Posted: 04.26.2011 02:46
    Photo ID: 394325
    VIRIN: 110416-A-VU741-140
    Resolution: 2509x1792
    Size: 262.38 KB
    Location: AICHI, JP
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    Two individuals wearing blue laboratory gowns and blue nitrile gloves are working inside what appears to be a biosafety cabinet or laminar flow hood. The person in the foreground is holding a large graduated cylinder while liquid is being poured from a dark amber bottle. Both individuals are closely examining the measurement markings on the cylinder.
    A laboratory technician or scientist wearing blue gloves and a blue lab coat is working inside what appears to be a biosafety cabinet or laminar flow hood. The image is captured from a low-angle perspective, emphasizing a pipette in the foreground being held by a gloved hand. The setting suggests a controlled laboratory environment with specialized equipment visible.
    A male laboratory technician wearing blue scrubs and blue nitrile gloves is working inside what appears to be a portable or field laboratory tent environment. He is handling a large pipette or transfer tube while examining a sample container. The image is captured from a low-angle fisheye perspective, distorting the spatial proportions of the scene.
    A male technician wearing blue protective gloves and a blue coverall/lab suit is working inside a white tent or containment structure. He is handling a white circular or dome-shaped object, possibly a sensor, detector, or equipment component. The low-angle perspective provides an unusual vantage point looking up at the subject.
    A young U.S. Army soldier in ACU (Army Combat Uniform) is working in what appears to be a maintenance or supply area inside a large structure. He is handling equipment including what appears to be a scanning device and a white plastic bottle or container. The soldier has a U.S. flag patch on his left shoulder and rank insignia visible on his chest.
    A U.S. Army soldier in ACU (Army Combat Uniform) is using a Bicron PGM radiation detection probe to scan a white plastic bottle with a blue cap. The soldier appears to be conducting a radiological survey or contamination check on the container. The setting appears to be an indoor or semi-covered area with structural elements visible in the background.

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