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Gary Semones, a University of Southern California (USC) professor, lectures students during an aircraft mishap investigation class. Students will search the remains of plane crashes have been laid out across several acres of the base to provide a realist

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A San Bernardino sheriff's helicopter pilot approaches a medical center, in the background, for a landing. The pilot is airlifting "major aircraft accident victims" during an Air Force mass medical emergency training exercise being held at Norton Air Force Base, California

Gary Semones, a University of Southern California (USC) professor, lectures students during an aircraft mishap investigation class. Remains of plane crashes have been laid out across several acres of the base to provide a realistic crash site setting in

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Base: Norton Air Force Base

State: California (CA)

Country: United States Of America (USA)

Scene Camera Operator: SRA Gordon Bell, Aavs

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