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    A person wearing teal/green nitrile gloves and a white lab coat is writing on a small label or tag using a black marker. The label appears to display the text 'X-347' or similar alphanumeric identifier. This appears to be a laboratory or clinical setting where samples or specimens are being labeled.

    OFFUTT AIR FORCE BASE, NEBRASKA, UNITED STATES

    02.06.2019

    Photo by Charles Haymond 

    55th Wing

    Kaitlin East, Defense POW/MIA Accounting Agency - Offutt Laboratory forensic anthropologist, labels blank tags February 6, 2019, inside the DPAA office on Offutt Air Force Base, Nebraska. (U.S. Air Force photo by Charles J. Haymond)

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    Date Taken: 02.06.2019
    Date Posted: 02.28.2019 15:54
    Photo ID: 5130841
    VIRIN: 190206-F-AJ823-1005
    Resolution: 5579x3441
    Size: 6.18 MB
    Location: OFFUTT AIR FORCE BASE, NEBRASKA, US
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    A woman wearing a white lab coat and teal nitrile gloves is writing on a small label or tag in what appears to be a laboratory setting. She is wearing a lanyard with a badge that partially reads 'DEFENSE,' suggesting an affiliation with a defense-related organization. Her focused posture and protective equipment indicate she is engaged in careful specimen or sample labeling work.
    A person wearing teal/green nitrile gloves and a white lab coat is writing on a small label or tag using a black marker. The label appears to display the text 'X-347' or similar alphanumeric identifier. This appears to be a laboratory or clinical setting where samples or specimens are being labeled.
    A person wearing a white lab coat and teal/green nitrile gloves is working on a Panasonic laptop computer. The laptop screen displays a webpage that appears to read 'Welcome to CaBA - Cunningham Bariatric Analytics' with a technical diagram visible. The setting appears to be a laboratory or clinical environment with a red/orange wall in the background.
    Two women in white laboratory coats are collaborating over a blue plastic container or tray in what appears to be a modern laboratory or clinical setting. One woman with red hair is wearing teal nitrile gloves and appears to be handling or retrieving something from the container. The other woman, wearing glasses and a red lanyard with an ID badge, is observing closely.
    Two women in white laboratory coats are working together in a clinical or research laboratory setting. Both are wearing teal/green nitrile gloves and are focused on handling contents within a sealed plastic zip-lock bag. The woman on the right is wearing glasses and has a red lanyard with an ID badge visible.
    A young woman wearing a white lab coat and teal nitrile gloves is reading a spiral-bound reference book titled 'Standards for Data Collection from Human Skeletal Remains' in what appears to be a laboratory or archival setting. The book is a well-known forensic anthropology reference publication. She appears focused and engaged with the material.
    A young woman wearing a white lab coat and teal/turquoise latex gloves is reading a spiral-bound academic or scientific textbook. The open page displays a detailed anatomical diagram of a human skull with labeled landmark points. The setting appears to be a laboratory or clinical environment with red walls.
    A woman in a white laboratory coat is pointing at a large display board containing black-and-white photographs and insignia related to the USS Oklahoma. The boards on the wall are labeled 'USS Oklahoma' and appear to contain crew member portraits along with Navy emblems and rank insignia. This appears to be a forensic or identification facility, likely related to the identification of USS Oklahoma casualties from the Pearl Harbor attack.
    A woman wearing a white laboratory coat labeled 'Laboratory Staff' points to a large display board covered with black-and-white photographs of sailors. The boards are titled 'USS Oklahoma' and appear to document crew members, likely those who perished when the USS Oklahoma was sunk during the attack on Pearl Harbor on December 7, 1941. The setting appears to be a forensic or identification laboratory, consistent with ongoing efforts to identify remains of USS Oklahoma sailors.
    A woman in a white lab coat with a patch on the sleeve stands pointing at a large memorial poster on a white wall. The poster is titled 'USS OKLA...' (USS Oklahoma) and displays a grid of black-and-white portrait photographs of service members, interspersed with military insignia. The setting appears to be an official facility, likely associated with military accounting or identification work.
    A woman wearing a white laboratory coat with a Defense POW/MIA Accounting Agency (DPAA) patch is pointing at a board displaying black-and-white photographs of military personnel. The photos appear to be identification or service photos of Navy sailors, accompanied by official seals. This appears to be a professional setting related to military personnel identification or accounting work.
    A woman with dark hair wearing a navy floral dress is seated at an office cubicle workstation, working at a computer. The workspace is decorated with black-and-white vintage photographs, military rank insignia charts, and law enforcement/military patches. The setting appears to be a professional office environment, possibly related to military or law enforcement administration.

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