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    A large group of trainees in blue flight suits and protective helmets participate in an aircraft firefighting training exercise. They are operating fire hoses in two lines directed at a burning aircraft mockup or simulator, supervised by an instructor in a red suit. The exercise appears to be conducted on a tarmac or airfield surface under daylight conditions.

    MARINE CORPS AIR STATION CHERRY, NORTH CAROLINA, UNITED STATES

    06.26.2013

    Photo by Lance Cpl. Cayce Nevers 

    II Marine Expeditionary Force   

    Marines from Marine Light Attack Helicopter Squadron 269 and Marine Medium Tiltroter Squadron 263 spray the Mobile Aircraft Firefighting Training Device to put out the fire during the shipboard training at Cherry Point June 26.

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    Date Taken: 06.26.2013
    Date Posted: 07.02.2013 17:20
    Photo ID: 964679
    VIRIN: 130626-M-DB277-119
    Resolution: 5616x3744
    Size: 9.2 MB
    Location: MARINE CORPS AIR STATION CHERRY, NORTH CAROLINA, US
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    A firefighting training exercise is taking place on an airport tarmac, with multiple personnel in blue uniforms operating fire hoses that spray water toward a large military or cargo aircraft. Two individuals in red protective suits stand near the aircraft, while a person in tan/khaki uniform observes from the foreground. The exercise appears organized and supervised, with large white hoses laid across the tarmac.
    A team of naval personnel in blue shirts and camouflage pants are conducting a firefighting drill on what appears to be an aircraft carrier flight deck. They are directing a high-pressure water hose toward the engine exhaust area of a large military aircraft. The crew members are wearing color-coded helmets and ear protection, consistent with standard carrier deck safety protocols.
    A large group of personnel in blue shirts, camouflage pants, and protective helmets are conducting what appears to be a firefighting or hazmat training exercise on a wet airfield tarmac. They are organized into two lines, each holding a large white hose directed toward a military aircraft. The wet surface and coordinated formation suggest an active drill or emergency response exercise.
    A military firefighting training exercise is taking place on an airfield tarmac. Personnel in blue protective smocks and helmets are handling fire hoses near a burn trainer aircraft (a decommissioned jet fuselage used for fire suppression drills). Instructors in red suits and yellow hard hats are supervising two groups of trainees, with the tarmac visibly wet from water discharge.
    A group of military personnel in blue shirts and camouflage pants are conducting an aircraft firefighting training exercise on a tarmac. They are manning a large fire hose directing a powerful water stream at a burn trainer mock-up of an aircraft fuselage showing signs of fire damage. An instructor in a yellow hard hat and red jumpsuit is supervising the trainees at the nozzle end.
    A team of military personnel in blue coveralls and protective helmets are conducting a firefighting training exercise, directing a fire hose at an active fire on what appears to be a mock aircraft fuselage or training prop. The trainees are lined up in a chain formation gripping a single hose, wearing camouflage pants, blue tops, and color-coded helmets with ear protection. The wet ground and controlled burn setup indicate this is a structured fire suppression drill.
    A team of military personnel in blue fire-resistant suits and camouflage trousers are conducting a firefighting training exercise. They are collectively manning a large fire hose directed at a burning aircraft fuselage mockup or training prop engulfed in flames. The wet tarmac surface and structured team formation indicate a controlled, supervised training environment.
    A large group of trainees in blue flight suits and protective helmets participate in an aircraft firefighting training exercise. They are operating fire hoses in two lines directed at a burning aircraft mockup or simulator, supervised by an instructor in a red suit. The exercise appears to be conducted on a tarmac or airfield surface under daylight conditions.
    A large group of uniformed personnel in blue shirts, camouflage pants, and protective helmets with face shields are lined up in a single-file formation, collectively holding a fire hose. One individual on the right is wearing a distinctive red jumpsuit and appears to be operating the nozzle end of the hose. The scene appears to be a firefighting training exercise taking place on a wet tarmac or paved surface.

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