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    NO ROOM FOR ERROR. NO ROOM FOR DELAY. [Image 18 of 22]

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    A firefighter wearing helmet number 188 from Ebbing ANG is engaged in a rope rescue or rappelling training exercise inside what appears to be a confined space or training structure. The firefighter is equipped with a red safety harness connected to a carabiner and rope system overhead, wearing standard turnout gear and protective gloves. The setting appears to be a training scenario conducted inside a plywood-lined metal container or mock structure.

    FORT SMITH, ARKANSAS, UNITED STATES

    09.11.2026

    Photo by Tech. Sgt. Patricia Teare 

    188th Wing

    Ebbing Fire Department firefighter U.S. Air National Guard Staff Sgt. Scott Harrison descends through a narrow opening on a rope during the confined-space search and victim evacuation training exercise on Sep. 11, 2026 at Ebbing Air National Guard Base, Fort Smith, Ark. This training builds more than technical expertise, it builds mission-ready warfighters prepared to operate in dangerous, unpredictable environments and evacuate those in need.

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    Date Taken: 09.11.2026
    Date Posted: 09.16.2026 10:26
    Photo ID: 9938587
    VIRIN: 260911-Z-SO717-1040
    Resolution: 8256x5504
    Size: 13.71 MB
    Location: FORT SMITH, ARKANSAS, US
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    Three firefighters in full personal protective equipment (PPE) walk across a grassy field, likely during a training exercise. They are wearing tan turnout gear with yellow reflective striping, SCBA (self-contained breathing apparatus) masks, and helmets numbered '188'. The background includes shipping containers marked 'USFU', training structures, and wooded terrain consistent with a fire training facility.
    Two firefighters in full personal protective equipment are photographed through a gap in a wooden structure, suggesting a training exercise or active scene. Both wear MSA brand self-contained breathing apparatus (SCBA) and turnout gear. One wears a black helmet marked '188' and 'FIREFIGHTER,' while the other wears a red helmet.
    A firefighter in full personal protective equipment is climbing a wooden ladder structure, viewed from below at an upward angle. The individual is wearing a red helmet marked with the number '182', a full-face respirator/SCBA mask, tan turnout gear with yellow reflective striping, and black gloves. The setting appears to be an outdoor training facility based on the wooden tower structure and open field visible in the background.
    Two firefighters in full turnout gear are climbing a metal ladder on the exterior of a training structure. Both are equipped with SCBA (Self-Contained Breathing Apparatus) tanks and wearing red helmets with face shields. The scene appears to be a firefighter training exercise at an outdoor facility.
    Two firefighters in full turnout gear and red helmets are climbing a ladder on the exterior of a large metal structure, likely a shipping container or industrial building. The image is taken from a low angle looking upward, showing one firefighter near the top and another ascending below. A yellow tool or piece of equipment is secured to the ladder railing, suggesting this is a training exercise or active rescue operation.
    A firefighter wearing a red helmet marked 'CREW CHIEF' with the number '182' and name 'EBBING ANG' is photographed in very low-light conditions. The individual is equipped with a full face shield and appears to be operating in a dark, confined or debris-filled environment. A bright light source is visible to the left, likely a helmet-mounted or handheld flashlight.
    A first responder or firefighter in partial turnout gear is providing medical assistance to a seated male patient outdoors. The patient is wearing an oxygen mask with a reservoir bag while the responder uses a stethoscope and appears to be taking a blood pressure reading. The scene appears to be in a rural or open field setting, possibly during an emergency response or training exercise.
    A group of firefighters from the 188th Wing Fire & Emergency Services are gearing up or staging equipment near a red fire truck on a gravel surface. Multiple personnel in tan/yellow turnout gear with reflective striping are donning SCBA (self-contained breathing apparatus) equipment and organizing rescue gear. The scene appears to be a training exercise or pre-incident staging area, with shipping containers visible in the background.
    Three firefighters in full turnout gear and SCBA (Self-Contained Breathing Apparatus) are carrying a stretcher loaded with rescue equipment near tan military-style shipping containers. One firefighter appears to be giving directions while the others transport the gurney. The scene appears to be a training exercise or emergency response drill, likely at a military installation.
    Two firefighters in full turnout gear are positioned in a grassy field near large storage containers. The foreground firefighter is kneeling and appears to be adjusting or donning gloves, while the background firefighter stands and also works with gloves. Firefighting equipment including an orange rope/hose coil, helmets, and bags are laid out on the ground nearby.
    Three firefighters in full turnout gear are carrying a stretcher/backboard with emergency equipment across a grassy field toward what appears to be a training facility with large industrial tanks. The personnel are identifiable by unit markings, with one labeled 'ARDON' and another marked '188TH FIRE'. This appears to be a firefighting training exercise or emergency response drill.
    Three firefighters in full turnout gear are ascending a wooden staircase at what appears to be a training facility. They are passing and carrying coiled orange rescue ropes as they climb the stairs. The scene depicts a coordinated training exercise involving rope handling and stair navigation.
    Two firefighters in full turnout gear are working near a corrugated metal structure that appears to be a training prop or shipping container. One firefighter, identified as 'A. Cruz' from the '188th Fire' unit, is climbing wooden stairs toward the structure, while the other is pulling a red portable generator. The setting appears to be an outdoor training facility with industrial equipment visible in the background.
    The image shows multiple firefighters in full turnout gear on what appears to be a training structure or elevated platform. At least three firefighters are visible, equipped with helmets, SCBA masks, radios, and protective clothing. The scene appears to be a firefighting training exercise or active operational response.
    A dramatic, low-light image showing what appears to be a firefighter or rescue worker wearing a helmet with partial text visible, positioned in a confined or tight space. A second person in firefighting gear with reflective striping is visible above, and metallic rescue tools or equipment are prominently lit in the foreground. The scene suggests an active rescue operation or training exercise in a dark, enclosed environment.
    The image shows a person's legs and boots visible through a rectangular hatch or access opening cut into a ceiling. The boots have distinctive yellow dot markings on their soles and appear to be work or safety boots. The surrounding structure appears to be a metal-walled enclosure with OSB/plywood paneling on one side.
    The image shows a low-angle view of a person's legs and boots descending through a hole cut in a ceiling or floor panel. The individual is wearing firefighter turnout gear, identifiable by the tan/brown protective pants with yellow reflective striping. The boots are heavily soiled black leather safety boots consistent with firefighting or emergency response equipment.
    A firefighter wearing helmet number 188 from Ebbing ANG is engaged in a rope rescue or rappelling training exercise inside what appears to be a confined space or training structure. The firefighter is equipped with a red safety harness connected to a carabiner and rope system overhead, wearing standard turnout gear and protective gloves. The setting appears to be a training scenario conducted inside a plywood-lined metal container or mock structure.
    A young male wearing a green t-shirt and red safety harness is photographed in what appears to be a training or industrial environment with plywood walls. He appears physically exerted, with sweat visible on his face and hair, and is leaning forward in an alert posture. The setting and equipment suggest a firefighter or rescue training exercise.
    A firefighter wearing a black helmet labeled 'FIREFIGHTER 188' and 'EBBING ANG' is focused on connecting or checking a carabiner attached to a red safety harness. The individual is wearing Ironclad gloves and has a radio clipped to their chest. The setting appears to be a training structure made of oriented strand board (OSB).
    Two firefighters in full turnout gear are conducting a training exercise, handling a Stokes basket stretcher that is being lowered or raised via an orange rope attached to a structure. The scene takes place at an outdoor training facility with shipping containers, a tank, and various training props visible in the background. This appears to be a rope rescue or confined space rescue drill.
    Three firefighters in full turnout gear are carrying a patient on a yellow stretcher across an open grassy field. The scene appears to be a mass casualty training exercise, evidenced by tents, military vehicles, and marked staging areas visible in the background. The responders are moving toward what appears to be a triage or treatment area.

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