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    A bald man in civilian clothes (white t-shirt and shorts) sits at a wooden desk, talking on a corded telephone while reaching toward a whiteboard. A soldier in full combat gear and camouflage uniform stands nearby observing. The setting appears to be a makeshift office or operations room in a military forward operating base.

    BAGRAM AIR FIELD, AFGHANISTAN

    03.20.2012

    Photo by Staff Sgt. Sara Keller 

    United States Air Forces Central           

    U.S. Air Force Senior Master Sgt. Brian D. Wade, explosive ordnance disposal technician team leader with the 966th Air Expeditionary Squadron and Combined Joint Task Force Paladin, writes down information after so that he can send his two three-man teams to respond after a multiple rocket attack inside the wire at Bagram Air Field, Afghanistan, March 20, 2012. The EOD flight with the 966th AES is tasked to mitigate, render safe, and/or destroy any conventional or unconventional explosive threat as well as chemical, nuclear or biological hazards inside and outside the wire. Their operations can be performed 24-hours a day, seven days a week. Some of their responsibilities as EOD technicians include mitigating improvised explosive devices, post blast analysis and route clearing packages.

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    Date Taken: 03.20.2012
    Date Posted: 03.26.2012 10:27
    Photo ID: 548209
    VIRIN: 120320-F-NH180-128
    Resolution: 4107x2778
    Size: 3.49 MB
    Location: BAGRAM AIR FIELD, AF
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