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    A person in full white hazmat suit with gas mask and black gloves is attending to a seated individual wearing a black outfit with multiple tags/labels attached to their back. The scene appears to be a HAZMAT decontamination exercise or drill, set up in a tent area with visible signage reading 'LIQUID CONTROL LINE' and 'CONTAMINATED' tags on the seated person. The setting includes portable tables, buckets, and temporary tent structures consistent with an emergency response training scenario.

    EAST AMHERST, NEW YORK, UNITED STATES

    04.17.2021

    Photo by Capt. Avery Schneider 

    New York National Guard

    Sgt. William Ward, assigned to Alpha Company, 642nd Aviation Support Battalion of the New York Army National Guard, practices casualty decontamination with a civilian role-player during a Homeland Response Force collective training event in East Amherst, New York on April 17. Ward is part of the decontamination element of the FEMA Region II HRF, tasked with response in the first hours and days of natural or manmade disasters. (Army National Guard Photo by Capt. Avery Schneider)

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    Date Taken: 04.17.2021
    Date Posted: 04.19.2021 14:09
    Photo ID: 6606111
    VIRIN: 210416-Z-HB296-1027
    Resolution: 6720x4480
    Size: 7.2 MB
    Location: EAST AMHERST, NEW YORK, US
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