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    MCAS turns up the heat for emergency training [Image 4 of 4]

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    A group of firefighters and emergency responders are conducting what appears to be a training exercise or emergency response drill on a tarmac or airfield. A person is lying on a red mat wrapped in a thermal/emergency blanket while multiple firefighters in full gear attend to them. A fire supervisor in a white uniform shirt with a badge patch oversees the operation, with a yellow emergency vehicle visible in the background.

    MARINE CORPS BASE HAWAII, HAWAII, UNITED STATES

    12.21.2011

    Photo by Christine Cabalo 

    Marine Corps Base Hawaii

    First responders from the Federal Fire Department administer emergency aid to simulated-unconscious firefighters at Marine Corps Air Station, Kaneohe Bay, during training, Dec. 21. The training included a burning mock-up aircraft called the Mobile Aircraft Firefighting Training Device, which tested the ARFF firefighters skills in extinguishing flames.

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    Date Taken: 12.21.2011
    Date Posted: 12.27.2011 21:54
    Photo ID: 504152
    VIRIN: 111221-D-RT812-310
    Resolution: 4122x2737
    Size: 4.86 MB
    Location: MARINE CORPS BASE HAWAII, HAWAII, US
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    An aircraft emergency response or training exercise is taking place on a military or civilian airfield tarmac. Firefighters and hazmat personnel in protective gear are responding to what appears to be a fire or fuel incident involving a dark-colored military aircraft. A yellow-green Airport Rescue and Fire Fighting (ARFF) truck numbered '3' is positioned nearby with hoses deployed.
    This image depicts a firefighting training exercise at an airfield, featuring a burn trainer aircraft mock-up with active flames visible near the fuselage. Multiple firefighters in full turnout gear with SCBA (self-contained breathing apparatus) are clustered on the tarmac, apparently practicing victim extraction or rescue procedures. Two supervisory personnel in white uniform shirts observe the exercise, and a yellow ARFF (Aircraft Rescue and Firefighting) truck is visible in the background.
    A group of firefighters and emergency responders are conducting what appears to be a mass casualty training exercise on an airport tarmac. Multiple personnel in brown firefighting gear with yellow reflective striping are attending to simulated victims lying on red triage tarps. The coastal mountain backdrop and airport runway infrastructure suggest a Pacific island or coastal military airfield location.
    A group of firefighters and emergency responders are conducting what appears to be a training exercise or emergency response drill on a tarmac or airfield. A person is lying on a red mat wrapped in a thermal/emergency blanket while multiple firefighters in full gear attend to them. A fire supervisor in a white uniform shirt with a badge patch oversees the operation, with a yellow emergency vehicle visible in the background.

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