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    Washington National Guard’s 10th Civil Support Team and FBI hone response skills during joint training [Image 1 of 11]

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    The image shows two pieces of detection equipment placed on a light-colored cloth surface atop a wooden table. The yellow handheld device in the foreground bears a label reading 'FBI SEATTLE' along with an FBI seal, and appears to be a radiation or chemical detection wand (Model 70). A black ruggedized device, possibly a gas detector or multi-meter, sits in the background slightly out of focus.

    JOINT BASE LEWIS-MCCHORD, WASHINGTON, UNITED STATES

    05.20.2026

    Photo by Sgt. 1st Class Adeline Witherspoon      

    Joint Force Headquarters - Washington National Guard

    A Model 26 Integrated Frisker, right, and a portable multi-gas monitor are used by the 10th Civil Support Team, Washington National Guard, and members of the FBI’s Hazardous Evidence Response Team, to detect and identify CBRN hazards at Evergreen Elementary School, Joint Base Lewis-McChord, Wash., May 20, 2026. The 10th CST and the FBI’s HERT conducted a four-day exercise culminating in several realistic response scenarios requiring CST and HERT personnel to operate side-by-side to preserve evidence and mitigate hazards. (U.S. National Guard photo by Adeline Witherspoon)

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    Date Taken: 05.20.2026
    Date Posted: 06.24.2026 11:44
    Photo ID: 9770020
    VIRIN: 260520-Z-YS961-1336
    Resolution: 4668x3112
    Size: 2.51 MB
    Location: JOINT BASE LEWIS-MCCHORD, WASHINGTON, US
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    The image shows two pieces of detection equipment placed on a light-colored cloth surface atop a wooden table. The yellow handheld device in the foreground bears a label reading 'FBI SEATTLE' along with an FBI seal, and appears to be a radiation or chemical detection wand (Model 70). A black ruggedized device, possibly a gas detector or multi-meter, sits in the background slightly out of focus.
    Two individuals are wearing full-face respirator masks and white Tyvek-style hazmat/protective suits. The foreground person is clearly visible, while a second person in the background appears to be assisting with donning or adjusting the suit. The setting appears to be an indoor environment with warm ambient lighting.
    Two individuals wearing white Tyvek hazmat suits are engaged in what appears to be a decontamination or suit-removal procedure. One person is using scissors to cut the protective suit of the other, who is wearing a full-face respirator/gas mask and blue nitrile gloves. The setting appears to be an indoor facility with warm ambient lighting.
    Two individuals are wearing full personal protective equipment (PPE) in what appears to be a hazardous materials or decontamination setting. The person on the left is wearing a full-face respirator mask and black clothing with blue nitrile gloves, while the person on the right is wearing a white Kappa hazmat/coverall suit with a half-face respirator and blue gloves. They appear to be in the process of donning or adjusting their protective equipment.
    A person wearing a white Tyvek-style hazmat suit and a black full-face gas mask/respirator is holding a camera on a tripod mount. They are wearing blue nitrile gloves and have a black harness/strap system over the suit. The setting appears to be an indoor space with an orange wall bearing the partial text 'TEAMWORK' in colorful letters.
    A person wearing full personal protective equipment (PPE), including a white hazmat suit, black gas mask, and blue nitrile gloves, is holding a tablet device and capturing or reviewing imagery of a corridor or hallway. The tablet screen displays what appears to be a thermal or augmented imaging view of an interior space with color overlays. This appears to be a hazardous materials inspection, forensic documentation, or emergency response scenario.
    Two individuals wearing full personal protective equipment (PPE) are working in what appears to be an indoor facility, likely performing decontamination or hazmat-related tasks. Both are dressed in white Tyvek suits with full-face respirator masks and blue nitrile gloves. The central figure is leaning over a dark surface, possibly a table or gurney, while the second individual holds a yellow instrument.
    Two individuals wearing full personal protective equipment (PPE) are engaged in what appears to be a hazardous materials handling procedure in an indoor setting. Both are wearing full-face respirator masks, protective suits, and blue nitrile gloves, with one also wearing yellow outer gloves. They appear to be transferring or examining a small item near a clear plastic containment bag.
    A person wearing a white protective suit (Tyvek-style coverall) and blue nitrile gloves is handling a small test tube or vial connected to a dark-colored device, likely a field testing or sampling instrument. The setting appears to be a laboratory or forensic/hazmat processing environment with various equipment visible on the work surface. The scene suggests evidence collection, chemical testing, or hazardous material analysis.
    A person wearing full personal protective equipment (PPE), including a white hazmat suit, black full-face respirator mask, and teal nitrile gloves, is closely examining or collecting a sample at a work surface. Yellow numbered evidence markers are visible in the foreground, suggesting a forensic investigation or hazardous material assessment scene. The setting appears to be an indoor environment such as a bathroom or laboratory.
    Two silhouetted figures walk away from the camera down a long, dimly lit institutional corridor. Both individuals are wearing hooded outerwear and carrying bags or items. The corridor features metallic walls, overhead fluorescent lighting, and an exit sign visible at the far end.

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