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    Wing leadership visits 48 FW firefighters [Image 7 of 8]

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    Two firefighters in full protective gear are working to extract someone from a heavily damaged vehicle, likely following a traffic accident. The primary firefighter is using hydraulic rescue tools (commonly known as 'Jaws of Life') to cut through the vehicle's frame. The car shows significant structural damage including a shattered windshield and crushed body panels.

    RAF LAKENHEATH, SUFFOLK, UNITED KINGDOM

    02.18.2021

    Photo by Airman 1st Class Jessi Roth 

    48th Fighter Wing

    U.S. Air Force Chief Master Sgt. Gene Jameson, 48th Fighter Wing command chief, uses the jaws of life at Royal Air Force Lakenheath, England, Feb. 18, 2021. The jaws of life are used by first responders to remove vehicle parts and free accident victims, allowing them to be rescued from a damaged vehicle. (U.S. Air Force photo by Airman 1st Class Jessi Monte)

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    Date Taken: 02.18.2021
    Date Posted: 02.22.2021 10:41
    Photo ID: 6528046
    VIRIN: 210218-F-PW483-0207
    Resolution: 2762x1902
    Size: 2.58 MB
    Location: RAF LAKENHEATH, SUFFOLK, GB
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    A military personnel member is wearing a VR headset labeled 'FLAIM' along with firefighting gear including a red vest with yellow reflective stripes and breathing apparatus equipment. A unit patch reading 'STATUE DE LA LIBERTÉ' is visible on the right shoulder, indicating affiliation with a French-American military unit. The setting appears to be an indoor training facility with monitors visible in the background.
    A person is holding a professional fire hose nozzle assembly, connected to a gray fire hose with a brass coupling. The equipment appears to be a modern firefighting nozzle with multiple adjustment controls, a pistol grip handle, and what appears to be a 'Force' brand marking. The setting appears to be indoors, likely a fire station or training facility, based on the red equipment racks visible in the background.
    A person wearing a VR headset (pushed up on their forehead) and holding VR controllers is standing in front of a large monitor displaying a virtual reality kitchen fire simulation. The screen shows a burning kitchen environment with flames and embers, along with a 'Display Connection Trouble' error message indicating HMD connectivity issues. The setup appears to be a VR training or demonstration environment, likely for fire safety or emergency response.
    Two military personnel in camouflage uniforms are engaged in a virtual reality training exercise. One individual is being fitted with an HTC Vive VR headset while wearing a red 'FLAIM Trainer' vest, which is a firefighting simulation training system. A second service member assists with adjusting the VR headset and its cable connections.
    Two firefighters are shown in an outdoor setting, with one wearing a red firefighting helmet with a clear face shield and high-visibility yellow reflective striping on their turnout gear. Both individuals are wearing face masks. One firefighter appears to be adjusting their chin strap or mask while the other faces them closely, possibly assisting or communicating.
    Three firefighters in full protective gear are operating a fire hose during what appears to be a training exercise at a military installation. Two firefighters wear dark turnout gear with yellow reflective stripes and red helmets, while a third wears tan/beige gear. A red fire truck marked with 'United States Air Force' insignia is visible in the background.
    Two firefighters in full protective gear are working to extract someone from a heavily damaged vehicle, likely following a traffic accident. The primary firefighter is using hydraulic rescue tools (commonly known as 'Jaws of Life') to cut through the vehicle's frame. The car shows significant structural damage including a shattered windshield and crushed body panels.
    A group of firefighters in full protective gear are conducting a vehicle extrication training exercise on what appears to be an airfield or military base. They are working on a blue Volkswagen Golf (registration S447 BKO, a UK plate) with the roof being peeled back using hydraulic rescue tools. A red fire truck marked '13' is visible in the background.

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