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    134 CES Firefighters Attack Flames in Korea [Image 7 of 10]

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    Three firefighters in full protective gear and SCBA equipment are conducting what appears to be a live fire training exercise at an airport or airfield facility. They are working with a fire hose near a mock aircraft fuselage trainer that shows visible fire and extensive burn scarring. A red fire engine is visible in the background on the tarmac.

    KUNSAN AIR BASE, SOUTH KOREA

    06.11.2026

    Photo by Staff Sgt. Brandon Keys 

    134th Air Refueling Wing

    134 Air Refueling Wing Firefighters climb a ladder during a live fire event at Kunsan Air Base, Republic of Korea, June 11, 2026. The 134th Civil Engineering Squadron is training with the 8th Civil Engineer Squadron Fire and Emergency Services Flight as they conduct aircraft rescue and fire fighting exercises that allow both squadrons to grow stronger together.) (U.S. Air National Guard Photo by Staff Sgt. Brandon Keys)

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    Date Taken: 06.11.2026
    Date Posted: 06.30.2026 15:05
    Photo ID: 9782738
    VIRIN: 260611-Z-FR339-8324
    Resolution: 6048x4032
    Size: 12.83 MB
    Location: KUNSAN AIR BASE, KR
    Web Views: 12
    Downloads: 2

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    A group of firefighters in full turnout gear and SCBA (Self-Contained Breathing Apparatus) are conducting a training exercise involving a simulated aircraft or industrial structure. Multiple personnel are climbing into or entering a metal training prop while others handle a fire hose below. A red fire truck is visible in the background, confirming this is an active training scenario at what appears to be an airfield or military installation.
    A silver/aluminum Airstream-style trailer or aircraft fuselage is engulfed in flames at its roofline, with large orange and yellow flames shooting upward against a clear blue sky. The fire appears to be burning through the top of the rounded metallic structure, with visible scorching and red-glowing interior visible through openings. A secondary metallic structure with a circular vent or fan is visible to the right.
    Two firefighters in full personal protective equipment, including turnout gear and SCBA (Self-Contained Breathing Apparatus) masks, are moving through what appears to be a tunnel-like training simulator or aircraft fuselage mockup. The foreground firefighter wears a white helmet and is standing upright, while the second firefighter in a red helmet is crouching or kneeling. The setting appears to be an outdoor training facility, visible through the open end of the tunnel.
    Multiple firefighters in full personal protective equipment are entering a training structure through a ground-level door. The personnel are wearing tan/gold turnout gear with high-visibility yellow reflective striping, SCBA (self-contained breathing apparatus) tanks, and full-face respirator masks. This appears to be a live fire training exercise conducted at a dedicated fire training facility.
    A close-up shot of a firefighter's shoulder showing an embroidered American flag patch on a tan/khaki turnout gear jacket. A thermal imaging camera or similar device labeled 'F30' is visible near the shoulder. Active flames are visible in the background, indicating an active fire scene.
    Firefighters in full protective gear are conducting an aircraft rescue and firefighting (ARFF) training exercise. A mock aircraft fuselage simulator is actively burning with large flames visible from the top, while firefighters advance a hose line toward the structure. This appears to be a controlled live-fire training drill at an airfield or military installation.
    Three firefighters in full protective gear and SCBA equipment are conducting what appears to be a live fire training exercise at an airport or airfield facility. They are working with a fire hose near a mock aircraft fuselage trainer that shows visible fire and extensive burn scarring. A red fire engine is visible in the background on the tarmac.
    A large column of fire burns intensely inside what appears to be an industrial or military training facility with an arched metal interior. The flames rise dramatically through a doorway or opening between two compartments of the structure. The setting suggests a controlled burn scenario, possibly a firefighting training simulator or industrial furnace environment.
    A large orange and yellow flame erupts from what appears to be an exhaust port or vent on the fuselage of a metal aircraft. The fire is billowing upward against a partly cloudy blue sky. The metal surface shows visible rivets, scratches, and oxidation staining around the flame source.
    A large, intense fire is burning inside what appears to be an industrial or warehouse-type building. The flames are tall and vigorous, rising from floor level and reaching toward the ceiling through a doorway or corridor. The structure shows metal doors, mesh grating panels, and concrete walls consistent with an industrial facility.

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