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    CFAS OC Spray Training [Image 6 of 10]

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    A person wearing a Navy-branded jacket is being sprayed in the face with what appears to be OC (oleoresin capsicum) pepper spray, likely as part of a military or law enforcement training exercise. A second individual in a red sleeve is administering the spray using a small canister. The setting appears to be an outdoor parking area, possibly on a military installation.

    SASEBO, NAGASAKI, JAPAN

    02.18.2022

    Photo by Petty Officer 1st Class Jeremy Graham 

    Commander, Fleet Activities Sasebo

    Chief Master-at-Arms Ezra Payton sprays Mass Communication Specialist 3rd Class Jasmine Ikusebiala with Oleoresin Capsicum (OC) spray during the non-lethal weapons training portion of Auxiliary Security Forces (ASF) training at CFAS Feb. 18, 2022. ASF personnel attend a four-week training course to qualify as augmentees of an installation’s Naval Security Forces during increased Force Protection Conditions or when directed by the installation commander. (U.S. Navy photo by Mass Communication Specialist 1st Class Jeremy Graham)

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    Date Taken: 02.18.2022
    Date Posted: 02.21.2022 21:10
    Photo ID: 7061806
    VIRIN: 220218-N-HI376-1104
    Resolution: 5489x3659
    Size: 1.36 MB
    Location: SASEBO, NAGASAKI, JP
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    A military training exercise is taking place outdoors, where an instructor in a red hoodie labeled 'NON-LETHAL WEAPONS' is deploying what appears to be OC spray (pepper spray) directly onto the face of a Navy service member in a dark blue 'NAVY' sweatshirt. The subject has his arms outstretched and eyes closed as the spray makes contact with his face. This appears to be a standard law enforcement or military OC spray certification/exposure training conducted at what appears to be a U.S. Navy installation, likely in Japan based on the background scenery.
    Three individuals are engaged in what appears to be a military or law enforcement training exercise on a grassy outdoor area. One person wearing a 'NAVY' sweatshirt is applying a joint lock or restraint technique on a person lying face-down on a black training mat. A third person in U.S. Navy digital camouflage uniform and black cap is crouching nearby, observing or instructing.
    A U.S. Navy service member in a dark blue 'NAVY' sweatshirt is engaged in a close-quarters combat training exercise with an instructor wearing full red protective padding and a caged helmet. The trainee appears to be practicing weapon retention or disarming techniques, gripping what appears to be a training baton or weapon. The exercise is taking place outdoors on a grassy area near a military installation.
    A U.S. Navy sailor in a yellow PT shirt is practicing baton/defensive tactics strikes against a training pad held by an instructor during CFAS Security training. The training appears to be taking place outdoors on a grassy field, likely at Commander Fleet Activities Sasebo (CFAS) in Japan. The trainee is mid-strike with a baton while the instructor holds a marked ASP training shield.
    A man wearing a Navy hoodie is being sprayed in the face with what appears to be OC (pepper) spray or a similar substance during what looks like a training exercise. The spray stream is clearly visible traveling from a canister held by another person on the left toward the man's face. This appears to be a military or law enforcement pepper spray certification/qualification exercise.
    A person wearing a Navy-branded jacket is being sprayed in the face with what appears to be OC (oleoresin capsicum) pepper spray, likely as part of a military or law enforcement training exercise. A second individual in a red sleeve is administering the spray using a small canister. The setting appears to be an outdoor parking area, possibly on a military installation.
    A military training exercise is taking place outdoors on a grassy field at what appears to be a military installation. A female service member in a dark tracksuit is practicing a ground control technique on a person wearing full red protective/padded training gear. A male service member in Navy digital camouflage uniform and face mask is crouching nearby, observing and providing instruction.
    Three individuals wearing navy blue military-style sweatshirts labeled 'NAVY' are engaged in a combat training exercise outdoors. Two individuals in the foreground are actively practicing strikes using a padded training shield, while a third person observes in the background holding a similar shield. The setting appears to be a military base or training facility with hills, buildings, and a parking lot visible in the background.
    A bald man in a gray hoodie is being sprayed in the face with what appears to be pepper spray or a similar aerosol substance, causing him to wince and close his eyes. A second person in a red sleeve is holding the spray device and directing it toward the man's face. The setting appears to be an outdoor area with a parking lot, brick building, and hills visible in the background.
    A U.S. Navy service member in NWU Type III camouflage uniform is using a green garden hose to rinse the face and head of another individual wearing Navy PT (physical training) gear. The uniformed sailor is also holding what appears to be a bottle, possibly containing eyewash or saline solution, suggesting a decontamination or eye-flushing procedure. The setting appears to be outside a U.S. Navy facility in Japan, based on the cap insignia visible on the uniformed sailor.

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