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    Nevada, Arizona Guard team to train, prepare for myriad hazardous situations [Image 7 of 10]

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    A group of U.S. Army personnel are inside a large white military tent, donning white hazmat/CBRN protective suits with orange boots. The soldiers are in various stages of suiting up, surrounded by orange equipment bags and gear cases. This appears to be a training exercise or preparation for a chemical, biological, radiological, or nuclear (CBRN) response operation.

    APEX, NEVADA, UNITED STATES

    04.14.2022

    Photo by Spc. Adrianne Lopez 

    17th Sustainment Brigade Public Affairs Section

    Nevada Guard Soldiers and Airmen teamed with the Arizona Air Guard last week to test the organizations’ ability to cohesively respond to chemical, biological, radiological and nuclear situations during a collective training exercise at the mock rubble-pile training site located in the small city of Apex in northern Clark County.

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    Date Taken: 04.14.2022
    Date Posted: 04.19.2022 16:24
    Photo ID: 7149294
    VIRIN: 220414-Z-KL044-108
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    Size: 1.59 MB
    Location: APEX, NEVADA, US
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    U.S. Army personnel are engaged in setting up or assembling a large military field tent structure in an arid desert environment. The tent features a distinctive yellow and white modular design, likely a deployable shelter system. Personnel are wearing a mix of Army PT (physical training) uniforms and military camouflage uniforms, suggesting a training or field exercise scenario.
    Military personnel are setting up or operating a field medical facility in an arid desert environment. The large tent structure is labeled 'AMBULATORY / AMBULANCIA / EMERGENCIA' in English and Spanish, indicating a multilingual medical operation. Soldiers in camouflage uniforms are actively working around the tent with equipment, ladders, and supplies.
    Military personnel in camouflage uniforms are working at a long table inside a field tent, operating laptops and computers. Three large monitors display the 'Joint Program Executive Office - Chemical and Biological Defense (JPEO-CBD)' logo. The setting appears to be a tactical operations center or command post during a training exercise or field operation.
    Military personnel are setting up or breaking down a field medical facility in an arid desert environment. The scene shows soldiers handling litters/stretchers near large white medical tents, with one tent clearly marked 'AMBULATORY / AMBULANCIA / EMERGENCIA' in red text. Orange traffic cones delineate a pathway or work area in front of the tents.
    A group of individuals dressed in black uniforms are assembling or disassembling geodesic dome-style tents in an arid desert environment with mountains visible in the background. The tents feature a distinctive black frame structure with yellow and white fabric coverings. Multiple workers are collaborating on the task, handling tent fabric, poles, and equipment near a folding table.
    A group of approximately 20 people, consisting of military personnel in camouflage uniforms and civilians in business or casual attire, pose together in front of a modern institutional building. The group appears to be gathered for an official event or ceremony, likely at a military installation based on the uniforms and facility architecture. The setting features a contemporary building entrance with decorative stonework landscaping.
    A group of U.S. Army personnel are inside a large white military tent, donning white hazmat/CBRN protective suits with orange boots. The soldiers are in various stages of suiting up, surrounded by orange equipment bags and gear cases. This appears to be a training exercise or preparation for a chemical, biological, radiological, or nuclear (CBRN) response operation.
    The image depicts what appears to be an emergency response training exercise in a desert environment. Two responders in white hazmat suits, red helmets, and full-face respirator masks are assisting or escorting a civilian male wearing a blue jacket and a badge labeled 'ROLE PLAYER.' The setting includes concrete pipe segments, temporary structures, and construction equipment in the background.
    A group of approximately 10-12 personnel in full hazmat/CBRN protective gear are conducting a training exercise in a desert environment. They are attending to a medical training mannequin placed on a stretcher on the ground. The setting includes simulated rubble and destroyed structures, indicating a disaster response or mass casualty training scenario.
    A group of personnel in full white hazmat/CBRN protective suits with respirators and orange boots are conducting what appears to be a training exercise or decontamination operation in an arid desert environment. They are working around a blue mobile trailer unit equipped with equipment and a ramp, likely serving as a command or decontamination station. A few individuals on the right side appear to be in standard military or tactical gear observing or supervising the activity.

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