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    Army Corps of Engineers Conducts Flood Response Training with Yakima Flood Responders [Image 6 of 7]

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    A group of workers and volunteers are handling orange sandbags in an outdoor dirt area, likely during a flood preparedness or emergency response operation. Several individuals are wearing red shirts with logos, face masks, and work gear, suggesting an organized relief effort. The setting appears to be a fairground or sports facility with trees, light poles, and a water tower visible in the background.

    YAKIMA, WASHINGTON, UNITED STATES

    04.22.2021

    Photo by Aaron Lawrence 

    U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Northwestern Division

    From left to right: Zack Wilson, Jeff Nelson from Yakima County, and Clay Thedy construct a ring dike at the sandbag placement training station.

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    Date Taken: 04.22.2021
    Date Posted: 11.04.2021 13:00
    Photo ID: 6922450
    VIRIN: 210422-A-A1418-006
    Resolution: 4608x3456
    Size: 3.22 MB
    Location: YAKIMA, WASHINGTON, US
    Web Views: 39
    Downloads: 4

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    A group of workers and volunteers are assembling what appears to be a HESCO barrier or flood control barrier structure on a sandy, open ground near a sports complex. Several individuals are wearing red shirts suggesting a coordinated volunteer or emergency response team, while others wear high-visibility safety vests and face masks. The setting appears to be a park or recreational facility with baseball field light poles and structures visible in the background.
    Two workers are kneeling on the ground examining or applying material to a dark geotextile or membrane laid over a flat surface, likely a construction or environmental remediation site. A third person in a high-visibility vest stands in the background. A container of what appears to be a sealant or compound is placed on the material nearby.
    Three workers wearing masks and gloves are collaborating on a ground-level task in an outdoor, arid environment. Two individuals are wearing red shirts with visible 'US Army Corps of Engineers' branding, while a third wears a high-visibility yellow safety vest. They appear to be working on equipment or infrastructure at ground level.
    A man in a red shirt and face mask is presenting or demonstrating industrial equipment to a small group of people outdoors. The setting appears to be a work site or staging area, with hills and trees visible in the background. Attendees include personnel from the City of Yakima Wastewater and the US Army Corps of Engineers.
    A group of people wearing face masks are gathered outdoors around a large wire mesh and fabric flood barrier structure, receiving instruction or training. The person on the right is wearing a red shirt with 'Emergency Operations, US Army Corps of Engineers' text visible on the back. The setting appears to be a large open field or parking area near a sports complex or stadium.
    A group of workers and volunteers are handling orange sandbags in an outdoor dirt area, likely during a flood preparedness or emergency response operation. Several individuals are wearing red shirts with logos, face masks, and work gear, suggesting an organized relief effort. The setting appears to be a fairground or sports facility with trees, light poles, and a water tower visible in the background.
    A large group of workers and personnel are gathered in a semi-circle on a sandy, open construction or staging area for what appears to be a safety briefing or pre-work meeting. Several individuals are wearing red shirts, high-visibility vests, and face masks, suggesting this was taken during the COVID-19 pandemic period. Heavy construction equipment, including a front-end loader, is visible in the background.

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