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Members of the 819th Civil Engineering Squadron rapid runway repair team square off and cut away the runway surface around a bomb crater during Exercise SALTY DEMO'85. SALTY DEMO'85 is an air base survivability exercise evaluating passive and active defenses, aircraft operation and generation, and base recovery systems

Members of the 2853rd Civil Engineering Squadron rapid runway repair team finish repairing a bomb crater in the runway by spreading rocks throughout the hole during Exercise SALTY DEMO'85. SALTY DEMO'85 is an air base survivability exercise evaluating passive and active defenses, aircraft operation and generation, and base recovery systems

Members of the 52nd Civil Engineering Squadron rapid runway repair crew, dressed in impermeable chemical defense protective ensemble systems (IMPS), fill a manufactured bomb crater during Exercise SALTY DEMO'85. SALTY DEMO'85 is an air base survivability exercise evaluating passive and active defenses, aircraft operation and generation, and base recovery systems

An armored bulldozer operated by the 7007th Explosive Ordnance Disposal Flight clears debris and unexploded ordnance from the runway after a simulated air attack during Exercise SALTY DEMO '85. SALTY DEMO '85 is an air base survivability exercise evaluating passive and active defenses, aircraft operation and generation, and base recovery systems

A view of a moulage crater placed in front of an aircraft shelter during Exercise SALTY DEMO'85. SALTY DEMO'85 is an air base survivability exercise evaluating passive and active defenses, aircraft operation and generation, and base recovery systems

An armored bulldozer operated by the 7007th Explosive Ordnance Disposal Flight clears debris and unexploded ordnance from the runway after a simulated air attack during Exercise SALTY DEMO'85. SALTY DEMO'85 is an air base survivability exercise evaluating passive and active defenses, aircraft operation and generation, and base recovery systems

A member of the 52nd Civil Engineering Squadron examines a damaged runway from the top hatch of a Cadillac Gage Commando Ranger vehicle during Exercise SALTY DEMO'85. SALTY DEMO'85 is an air base survivability exercise evaluating passive and active defenses, aircraft operation and generation, and base recovery systems

Ground crew personnel, dressed in chemical warfare protection suits, secure Mark 82 500-pound bombs onto a weapons carrier during Exercise SALTY DEMO'85. SALTY DEMO'85 is an air base survivability exercise evaluating passive and active defenses, aircraft operation and generation, and base recovery systems

An aerial view of a section of fake runway deployed during Exercise SALTY DEMO'85. SALTY DEMO'85 is an air base survivability exercise evaluating passive and active defenses, aircraft operation and generation, and base recovery systems

Members of the 819th Civil Engineering Squadron rapid runway repair team dump pea gravel into a bomb crater while a tractor prepares to cap the hole with prefabricated cement slabs during Exercise SALTY DEMO'85. SALTY DEMO'85 is an air base survivability exercise evaluating passive and active defenses, aircraft operation and generation, and base recovery systems

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Subject Operation/Series: SALTY DEMO

Base: Spangdahlem Air Base

Country: West Germany (FRG)

Scene Camera Operator: Unknown

Release Status: Released to Public

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civil runway repair team runway repair team pea gravel pea gravel bomb crater bomb crater tractor cap hole cement slabs cement slabs exercise demo salty salty demo survivability air base survivability exercise defenses aircraft operation aircraft operation generation recovery systems air base spangdahlem air base civil engineering west germany germany high resolution base recovery systems air force base military aircraft military vehicles us national archives
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13/05/1985
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civil runway repair team runway repair team pea gravel pea gravel bomb crater bomb crater tractor cap hole cement slabs cement slabs exercise demo salty salty demo survivability air base survivability exercise defenses aircraft operation aircraft operation generation recovery systems air base spangdahlem air base civil engineering west germany germany high resolution base recovery systems air force base military aircraft military vehicles us national archives