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    The image shows a brass-colored artillery shell casing lying in dry grass. The shell has visible markings including 'SHELL M60', 'HG GAS', '105H', and '11' stenciled in yellow paint, along with a green band and yellow/orange band near the base. The casing appears weathered with paint chipping and surface corrosion.

    JOINT BASE LANGLEY-EUSTIS, VIRGINIA, UNITED STATES

    03.29.2019

    Photo by Senior Airman Anthony Nin Leclerec 

    Joint Base Langley-Eustis

    A chemical munition lies in a field during an active chemical, biological, radiological and nuclear (CBRN) response training at Joint Base Langley-Eustis, Virginia, March 29, 2019. For this training, the 633rd CES Fire Department, the 633rd CES explosive ordnance disposal, the 192nd Wing emergency management flight and the 633rd Aerospace Medicine Squadron bioenvironmental engineering flight responded to a simulated chemical munition threat. (U.S. Air Force photo by Senior Airman Anthony Nin Leclerec)

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    Date Taken: 03.29.2019
    Date Posted: 09.11.2019 14:03
    Photo ID: 5739852
    VIRIN: 190329-F-ML658-1087
    Resolution: 4640x3712
    Size: 2.85 MB
    Location: JOINT BASE LANGLEY-EUSTIS, VIRGINIA, US
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    The image shows a brass-colored artillery shell casing lying in dry grass. The shell has visible markings including 'SHELL M60', 'HG GAS', '105H', and '11' stenciled in yellow paint, along with a green band and yellow/orange band near the base. The casing appears weathered with paint chipping and surface corrosion.
    Three personnel are engaged in what appears to be a USAF EOD (Explosive Ordnance Disposal) training exercise. One individual is wearing full firefighter turnout gear with a red helmet, another is dressed in a bright yellow hazmat suit with a full-face respirator mask, and a third person in military utility uniform observes while holding a clipboard. They are positioned in front of a dark-colored USAF EOD vehicle.
    An aerial drone photograph of what appears to be an emergency response training exercise or staging area, featuring multiple fire and rescue vehicles arranged in a gravel lot. A red truck labeled 'United States Fire Command' is prominently visible in the foreground with a hose connected to a black containment pool. Several personnel in firefighting gear are visible alongside various specialized response vehicles and trailers.
    A person wearing a firefighter's turnout gear and a stethoscope is taking a blood pressure reading on an individual dressed in military camouflage uniform. The firefighter is wearing latex gloves and concentrating on reading the sphygmomanometer gauge. The scene appears to take place outdoors on a paved surface, suggesting a training exercise or emergency response scenario.
    Firefighters are conducting a hazmat decontamination training exercise outdoors. One person wearing a bright yellow Level A or B hazmat encapsulating suit is standing in a portable decontamination containment pool while two firefighters in standard turnout gear spray them with water using a hose. A third firefighter in turnout gear observes from the right side.
    A group of military personnel in US Air Force Airman Battle Uniform (ABU) camouflage pattern are gathered between two large trailers or vehicles in an outdoor field setting. They appear to be at a field operations site, engaged in briefing, coordination, and rest activities. The setting suggests a training exercise or field deployment operation.
    A person is applying Kappler ChemTape (yellow chemical-resistant sealing tape) around the helmet/visor junction of a hazmat or chemical protective suit. The tape is being used to create an airtight or chemical-resistant seal between the face shield and the suit hood. This appears to be a donning procedure for a Level A or Level B hazardous materials protective ensemble.
    A person wearing full hazmat/chemical protective gear, including a white Tyvek suit, gray nitrile gloves, and green/yellow chemical-resistant boots labeled 'ChemTape', is handling field detection equipment outdoors. They are holding what appears to be a multi-tube colorimetric detector kit in one hand and an electronic detection device in the other. The setting appears to be a dry grassy field, suggesting an environmental sampling or hazardous materials assessment operation.

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