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    ASTC 'Storm' Training [Image 10 of 12]

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    An aerial/overhead view of a person in a rescue or litter basket being hoisted, likely during a nighttime maritime or water rescue operation. The individual is wearing a wetsuit and helmet, secured in a metal Stokes litter basket equipped with red flotation cylinders on both sides. Water droplets or spray are visible throughout the frame, suggesting active precipitation or rotor wash from a helicopter.

    HAVELOCK, ALABAMA, UNITED STATES

    11.01.2012

    Photo by Lance Cpl. Paul E. Wyatt 

    II Marine Expeditionary Force   

    An aviator enrolled in the The Naval Aviation Survival Training Program at Aviation Survival Training Center Cherry Point climbs aboard a rescue basket during the night storm phase of the course on Nov. 1. The Naval Aviation Survival Training Program teaches Marine and Navy aviators how to survive in emergency situations.

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    Date Taken: 11.01.2012
    Date Posted: 11.07.2012 17:41
    Photo ID: 777770
    VIRIN: 121101-M-CG471-0938
    Resolution: 3504x2336
    Size: 3.41 MB
    Location: HAVELOCK, ALABAMA, US
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    The image shows a view from inside a vehicle looking outward through a wet windshield, likely during or after a car wash. The glass is covered with water droplets and soap residue, obscuring the view of the surrounding environment. Windshield wiper blades and the dashboard cowl are visible in the foreground.
    An underwater photograph taken from a first-person perspective showing a person submerged in what appears to be a swimming pool. The image is blurry and disorienting, with the camera oriented upward toward the pool surface. The person appears to be wearing dark clothing and boots, visible in the lower portion of the frame.
    Three individuals wearing flight helmets and survival gear are in an indoor training pool, appearing to conduct water survival or egress training. All three wear white flight helmets with visors/goggles and what appear to be inflated life preservers or survival vests. The setting is an enclosed facility with industrial equipment visible in the background, consistent with a military or aviation water survival training center.
    A blue enclosed cabin simulator or mock helicopter/vehicle cabin is being submerged into an indoor training pool, suspended by cables from above. A diver in a black wetsuit and white helmet is in the water near the submerging unit, likely serving as a safety diver or participant in an underwater egress training exercise. The setting appears to be a dedicated survival training facility with controlled pool conditions.
    Military or aviation personnel are conducting underwater egress survival training in an indoor pool facility. A helicopter cabin simulator, suspended by a crane/hoist mechanism, is being tilted into the water while trainees wearing helmets and flight gear remain seated inside. This type of training, known as Helicopter Underwater Escape Training (HUET), prepares aircrew to escape from a submerged or capsizing helicopter.
    A person wearing a flight helmet and flight suit is seated inside what appears to be a flight simulator cockpit, viewed from above at an angle. The simulator pod is enclosed in a blue and gray housing structure. To the left, a reflective green water surface is visible, suggesting this may be a dunker/underwater egress training simulator.
    Military or aviation personnel in full flight gear including white helmets, flight suits, and survival vests are seated at the edge of an indoor training pool. An instructor or supervisor stands on an elevated metal scaffold platform above, wearing a headset and appearing to give instructions. This appears to be a water survival or egress training exercise conducted at a dedicated military training facility.
    A group of individuals in flight helmets and dark survival suits are floating in an indoor training pool, appearing to conduct water survival training. An inflatable life raft (orange and yellow) is visible in the background on the right side of the pool. This appears to be a military or aviation water survival training exercise conducted in a dedicated indoor aquatic facility.
    A diver is photographed at the water surface at night, with water spray surrounding them. The person is wearing a wetsuit branded 'Body Glove' and has diving goggles pushed up on their forehead. They appear to be signaling with one raised hand while partially submerged in choppy, turbulent water.
    An aerial/overhead view of a person in a rescue or litter basket being hoisted, likely during a nighttime maritime or water rescue operation. The individual is wearing a wetsuit and helmet, secured in a metal Stokes litter basket equipped with red flotation cylinders on both sides. Water droplets or spray are visible throughout the frame, suggesting active precipitation or rotor wash from a helicopter.
    A person in a wetsuit is being lifted out of dark water using a metal rescue/extraction hoist apparatus suspended from above. The image is taken from an overhead perspective, showing the individual gripping a triangular metal lift frame with red flotation or padding elements on the sides. Water spray and turbulence surround the subject, suggesting a nighttime water rescue or training operation.
    The image shows a person in full flight/survival gear being extracted from a large indoor pool facility, likely during a water survival or rescue training exercise. The individual is wearing a flight suit, helmet, and survival equipment, and appears to be suspended above or emerging from the water. The facility appears to be a military or aviation training center equipped with specialized underwater egress training equipment.

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