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    NCNG and Emergency Management prepare for the arrival of Hurricane Dorian [Image 2 of 10]

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    A group of personnel wearing yellow shirts and gray pants are gathered in a parking lot near a white Charlotte Fire Department trailer. The scene appears to be a staging or briefing area, with a red van and a flatbed truck loaded with blue crates also visible. The setting suggests a deployment, training exercise, or emergency response operation.

    KINSTON, NORTH CAROLINA, UNITED STATES

    09.04.2019

    Photo by Sgt. Lisa Vines  

    North Carolina National Guard

    The Charlotte Fire Department’s Urban Search and Rescue Task Force conduct training in preparation for Hurricane Dorian Sept. 8, 2019, at the North Carolina National Guard Armory in Kinston. North Carolina National Guard service members, North Carolina Emergency Management and other state partners work together to support the state’s citizens. (U.S. Army National Guard photos by Sgt. Lisa Vines, 382nd Public Affairs Detachment/Released)

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    Date Taken: 09.04.2019
    Date Posted: 09.05.2019 10:03
    Photo ID: 5723399
    VIRIN: 190904-Z-EH515-1002
    Resolution: 4288x2848
    Size: 5.67 MB
    Location: KINSTON, NORTH CAROLINA, US
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    Three personnel wearing yellow t-shirts are gathered in a parking lot near a Charlotte Fire Department 'Water Rescue 2' trailer. Two of the individuals appear to be in discussion while a third observes from the background. The setting suggests a water rescue staging area or training exercise.
    A group of personnel wearing yellow shirts and gray pants are gathered in a parking lot near a white Charlotte Fire Department trailer. The scene appears to be a staging or briefing area, with a red van and a flatbed truck loaded with blue crates also visible. The setting suggests a deployment, training exercise, or emergency response operation.
    Emergency responders from multiple departments are gathered around a flatbed truck carrying a black inflatable rescue boat. Personnel from Mooresville Fire & Rescue and Charlotte Fire Department are visible, suggesting a multi-agency coordination or deployment scenario. The scene appears to be in a parking lot, likely staging for a water rescue operation.
    A group of emergency response personnel are gathered outdoors near a brick building, wearing yellow team shirts and tactical gear. At least one person is wearing a shirt identifying them as part of 'Charlotte, North Carolina Emergency Management Force 3 Search and Rescue.' The group appears to be in a casual briefing or debriefing situation, with some holding radios or devices.
    A group of personnel wearing matching yellow shirts and gray tactical pants are gathered outdoors in a grassy area near a tree line. Most are equipped with chest harnesses carrying radios and equipment, and appear to be reviewing handheld devices or documents. One individual in a blue shirt stands apart, possibly in an observer or instructor role.
    A group of approximately 12 firefighters and emergency responders are gathered in a circle on a grassy area outdoors. Several members are wearing yellow 'Charlotte North Carolina Task Force Fire Dept' shirts, indicating this is a North Carolina Urban Search and Rescue team. The group appears to be conducting a briefing or training exercise near a wooded area.
    Emergency rescue personnel from Charlotte Fire Department and Mooresville Technical Rescue are gathered around a trailer carrying rescue watercraft, including inflatable boats and a red kayak. The team appears to be preparing, loading, or inspecting equipment, likely in response to a flood or water rescue deployment. Personnel are wearing agency-identifying shirts and tactical gear in a parking lot setting.
    The image shows an emergency response staging area where personnel from multiple agencies are gathered around specialized rescue equipment. A trailer carrying what appears to be an inflatable rescue boat with outboard motors is prominently visible in the foreground. A white command vehicle labeled 'FIELD COMM 1' is parked nearby, and personnel wearing fire and rescue uniforms are visible in the background.
    Three personnel are working in what appears to be a military or emergency operations center. Two individuals in U.S. Army OCP (Operational Camouflage Pattern) uniforms are working on laptops, while a third person in a law enforcement or state patrol uniform reviews documents in the background. A large display screen showing a map is visible on the wall behind them.
    A U.S. Army soldier in camouflage uniform, identified by name tape as 'McCUSKER,' is engaged in conversation with a civilian woman in a blue shirt inside what appears to be an emergency operations center or military command room. Behind them are a projection screen displaying email or message logs, a whiteboard with text reading '732nd FSC' and 'Active,' and a map of what appears to be North Carolina with colored pins marking locations. The setting suggests an active operational briefing or coordination meeting.

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