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    21st WMD-CST passes ARNORTH evaluation [Image 4 of 18]

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    A person in a black t-shirt with a US flag patch and text reading 'CBRLIECO 84th Chem' is assisting another individual in donning or adjusting a white hazmat/CBRN protective suit with a clear face shield. The setting appears to be an outdoor training or exercise area with a green canopy tent and what appears to be an emergency vehicle in the background. The activity suggests a chemical, biological, radiological, or nuclear (CBRN) training exercise.

    EGG HARBOR TOWNSHIP, NEW JERSEY, UNITED STATES

    08.20.2026

    Photo by Mark Olsen  

    New Jersey National Guard   

    U.S. Army Sgt. Gordon Trotman, left, assists Sgt. Miguel Diaz De La Cruz, both survey team members with the New Jersey National Guard’s 21st Weapons of Mass Destruction-Civil Support Team, in donning his Level A suit during an Army North-mandated training proficiency evaluation at the FAA William J. Hughes Technical Center at Egg Harbor Township, New Jersey, Aug. 20, 2026. The 21st WMD-CST identifies chemical, biological, radiological, and nuclear substances; assess and advises civil authorities on response measures to man-made or natural disasters. (New Jersey National Guard photo by Mark C. Olsen)

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    Date Taken: 08.20.2026
    Date Posted: 08.24.2026 14:55
    Photo ID: 9885735
    VIRIN: 260820-Z-AL508-1040
    Resolution: 7461x4976
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    Location: EGG HARBOR TOWNSHIP, NEW JERSEY, US
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    Two individuals dressed in black tactical clothing are engaged in what appears to be a hazmat or CBRN (Chemical, Biological, Radiological, Nuclear) training exercise. One person is donning a full-face respirator/gas mask while the other assists with securing a breathing apparatus or backpack unit. The setting appears to be an outdoor tarmac or industrial area, suggesting a first responder or military training environment.
    Two individuals are shown in an outdoor setting where one person is assisting the other in fitting or adjusting a full-face respirator/gas mask. The person wearing the mask has 'ARMY' visible on their clothing and is equipped with a Dräger breathing apparatus. This appears to be a military or emergency response training exercise.
    A group of personnel in black uniforms are conducting a hazmat or CBRN training exercise outdoors. One individual is being suited up in a Kappler protective encapsulating suit labeled 'Training Use Only,' while another person has an SCBA (Self-Contained Breathing Apparatus) tank on their back. Multiple team members are assisting with donning the protective equipment.
    A person in a black t-shirt with a US flag patch and text reading 'CBRLIECO 84th Chem' is assisting another individual in donning or adjusting a white hazmat/CBRN protective suit with a clear face shield. The setting appears to be an outdoor training or exercise area with a green canopy tent and what appears to be an emergency vehicle in the background. The activity suggests a chemical, biological, radiological, or nuclear (CBRN) training exercise.
    A person wearing a white hazmat/CBRN protective suit with a full-face respirator mask and black gloves is writing or pointing at a paper document affixed to a surface. The document appears to have handwritten red text and is secured with yellow caution/chemical tape. The setting appears to be an outdoor or semi-outdoor environment during what looks like a hazmat exercise or response operation.
    A person wearing a full hazmat/CBRN protective suit with an integrated gas mask and clear hood is entering or exiting a doorway. The suit appears to be a Level B or Level C encapsulating protective ensemble, likely used in a training exercise based on a visible 'TRAINING' label on the suit. A second person in orange safety vest and hat is visible in the background near a utility vehicle.
    A person wearing a full white hazmat/protective suit with a respirator mask and orange gloves is using a handheld detection device to scan flat cardboard packages in a warehouse or storage facility. The warehouse contains numerous cardboard boxes, some labeled 'FRAGILE,' stacked throughout the space. Additional personnel are visible in the background near a roll-up door with artificial lighting.
    A person wearing a full black hazmat/protective suit is examining a makeshift workbench in what appears to be a basement or warehouse space. The workbench, constructed from wooden pallets, holds various containers, glassware, and equipment. The setting has concrete block walls and appears to be a law enforcement or emergency response documentation scene.
    A person wearing full hazmat/protective gear including a white Tyvek suit, black rubber gloves, and a black respirator/gas mask is photographed in a dimly lit industrial or warehouse setting. The individual appears to be holding or manipulating a small object, possibly a vial or dropper, above their head. The image is shot through what appears to be a plastic barrier or the suit's hood, creating a layered visual effect.
    A person wearing a full hazmat/CBRN protective suit with a clear face shield and black rubber gloves is holding and viewing a smartphone. The suit appears to be a dark gray encapsulated chemical protection suit. A second similarly suited individual is partially visible in the background.
    A person wearing a full black hazmat/protective suit with a clear face shield and black rubber gloves is handling what appears to be a test strip or sample collection material. The setting appears to be a warehouse or storage facility with stacked cardboard boxes visible in the background. The scene suggests a hazardous materials inspection, forensic investigation, or chemical detection operation.
    Two individuals wearing full hazmat/CBRN protective suits are engaged in what appears to be a sample handling or testing procedure. One person wears a white Tyvek-style suit and the other wears a dark gray/black encapsulated suit, both with full-face respirator visors and black gloves. They appear to be working with a small vial or sample container in an indoor setting with equipment visible in the background.
    Two personnel in full hazardous materials (HAZMAT) protective suits are working together on a yellow containment berm or decontamination pad on a paved surface. One individual wears a dark/black encapsulated suit with orange boots, while the other wears a white Tyvek-style suit, both equipped with full-face respirators and black gloves. The setting appears to be an airfield or industrial facility, suggesting a HAZMAT training exercise or actual decontamination operation.
    Two individuals wearing full hazmat/CBRN protective suits are engaged in what appears to be a decontamination training exercise outdoors. One person in a black encapsulating suit is scrubbing inside a large containment tub using a yellow brush, while a second person in a white Tyvek-style suit holds a clear evidence or sample bag. A yellow tag on the white suit reads 'TRAINING USE ONLY', confirming this is a drill or exercise.
    Personnel in full hazmat/CBRN protective suits are conducting what appears to be a decontamination exercise or operation. One person in a white Tyvek-style encapsulated suit and another in a black hazmat suit are working over a large black containment tub filled with water. Additional personnel and equipment are visible in the background, suggesting an organized training or response scenario.
    Two individuals wearing full hazmat/CBRN protective suits are engaged in a training exercise, handling what appears to be a detection or sampling device. The person on the right is wearing a white suit with a visible label reading 'MADE IN USA - TRAINING USE ONLY,' confirming this is a simulated exercise rather than a real hazardous environment response. The setting appears to be an outdoor military or emergency response training facility.
    A man in a black tactical or uniform top is having water poured over his face and head by another person whose hand is partially visible at the top of the frame. His eyes are closed and water is streaming down his face. The setting appears to be an outdoor staging or operational area with emergency or utility vehicles visible in the background.
    The image shows what appears to be a hazmat or emergency response training exercise at a military or industrial facility. Personnel in protective gear and military uniform are working with yellow containment equipment, while a soldier with a Canon EOS camera documents the activity. The scene includes spill containment berms, protective suits, and respiratory equipment consistent with CBRN or hazmat operations.

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