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    151st EOD respond to an Emergency at Tooele Army Depot [Image 9 of 30]

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    Two individuals wearing white Tyvek SL hazmat/protective suits and white gloves are handling cylindrical objects from a green military-style metal container. The cylindrical items appear to be munitions or ordnance components arranged in a rack or tray configuration. The setting appears to be an outdoor area with a sandy or gravel surface.

    UTAH, UNITED STATES

    06.23.2022

    Photo by Staff Sgt. Nicholas Perez 

    151st Wing

    U.S. Air Force National Guard Master Sgt. Derin Creek and Staff Sgt. Cody Bialcak, Explosive Ordnance Disposal Techinicians, safely remove over 500 depleted uranium rounds on June 23, 2022 at Tooele Army Depot, UT. The Utah Air National Guard Explosive Ordnance Disposal Squadron was tasked to execute an Emergency detonation of several depleted uranium rounds that had been compromised. (U.S. Air National Guard Photo by Staff Sgt. Nicholas Perez)

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    Date Taken: 06.23.2022
    Date Posted: 06.27.2022 11:42
    Photo ID: 7291519
    VIRIN: 220623-Z-CO660-3655
    Resolution: 4437x3550
    Size: 6.53 MB
    Location: UTAH, US
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    Two military personnel in OCP (Operational Camouflage Pattern) uniforms are engaged in conversation at what appears to be an outdoor training range or desert environment. The soldier facing the camera displays an 'EOD' (Explosive Ordnance Disposal) patch and a unit shield patch on their left sleeve. Mountains and arid terrain are visible in the background along with a dark-colored vehicle.
    Two individuals wearing white Tyvek hazmat suits and respirator masks are working with a large rust-colored metal container in an outdoor desert or arid environment. The container appears to be a military or industrial storage unit that has been opened, revealing a green interior and mechanical components. The scene suggests a hazardous materials handling, inspection, or remediation operation.
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    Two individuals wearing white Tyvek SL hazmat/protective suits and white gloves are handling cylindrical objects from a green military-style metal container. The cylindrical items appear to be munitions or ordnance components arranged in a rack or tray configuration. The setting appears to be an outdoor area with a sandy or gravel surface.
    Two individuals wearing white full-body protective suits and face masks are working over a large rust-colored metal container marked with the number '3'. They appear to be handling cylindrical objects, possibly munitions or hazardous materials, in an outdoor arid terrain setting. The scene suggests a hazardous materials handling or ordnance disposal operation.
    Two individuals wearing DuPont Tychem SL white hazmat/protective suits, hoods, gloves, and respiratory masks are handling what appears to be a linked belt of cylindrical objects, possibly ammunition or ordnance. They are working outdoors in a rocky, arid environment near a large rusted metal container or barrier. The protective gear suggests the materials being handled may pose chemical, biological, or hazardous risks.
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    Two individuals wearing gloves are working outdoors in an arid, sandy environment, handling a large linked belt of what appears to be large-caliber ammunition rounds laid out on the ground. One person wears a bucket hat and white gloves, the other wears a dark shirt with visible tattoos and tan gloves. Several projectiles with yellow and red tips are visible separately from the linked casings.
    Two individuals are kneeling on sandy ground handling a large quantity of cylindrical objects arranged in rows. One person wears a wide-brimmed hat and white shirt with gloves, while the other wears a black t-shirt with tattoos and sunglasses. They appear to be sorting or organizing the cylindrical items in an outdoor arid environment.
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    The image shows a collection of large-caliber ammunition rounds laid out on sandy/arid ground. Several rounds are visible including black-bodied projectiles and yellow-banded rounds with silver tips, alongside numerous white cylindrical casings or propellant charges arranged in rows. The setting appears to be an outdoor range or staging area in a desert-like environment.
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