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    Decon station at Vibrant Response 13 [Image 2 of 7]

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    A nighttime outdoor scene showing personnel in white hazmat/protective suits operating what appears to be a field medical or decontamination station. Multiple tents and temporary structures are set up, illuminated by portable orange safety lights and work lights. The scene suggests an emergency response, disaster relief, or hazmat training exercise.

    BUTLERVILLE, INDIANA, UNITED STATES

    08.09.2012

    Photo by Sgt. 1st Class Brad Staggs 

    Camp Atterbury Indiana

    A soldier from the 1343rd Chemical Company from Fort Payne, Ala., is illuminated as she and her fellow soldiers wait for the first mock victims to arrive at their decontamination site late into the night during U.S. Army North and Northern Command's homeland emergency response exercise Vibrant Response 13 at Muscatatuck Urban Training Center, Butlerville, Ind., on Thursday, Aug. 9.

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    Date Taken: 08.09.2012
    Date Posted: 08.10.2012 12:57
    Photo ID: 642836
    VIRIN: 120809-Z-YX241-134
    Resolution: 1800x934
    Size: 833.28 KB
    Location: BUTLERVILLE, INDIANA, US
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    A nighttime outdoor scene showing personnel in white hazmat/protective suits operating what appears to be a field medical or decontamination station. Multiple tents and temporary structures are set up, illuminated by portable orange safety lights and work lights. The scene suggests an emergency response, disaster relief, or hazmat training exercise.
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    A nighttime scene depicting what appears to be an emergency response drill or exercise. A person in the foreground is wearing a white Tyvek hazmat suit and a full-face gas mask/respirator. Triage flags are visible in the background, including a green 'MINOR' flag and a partial yellow flag, along with yellow caution tape and bystanders.
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