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Wearing full protective gear, a soldier from the 71st Chemical Regiment, 25th Infantry Division (Light), uses a chemical agent monitor to check an open container of chemical munitions for leaking rounds during an exercise designed to test the unit's ability to detect and mitigate a chemical leak

Dressed in full protective gear soldiers from the 71st Chemical Regiment, 25th Infantry Division (Light), pass through a decontamination station near the conclusion of an exercise designed to test the unit's ability to detect and mitigate a chemical leak

Wearing full protective gear, two members of the 71st Chemical Regiment, 25th Infantry Division (Light), look on as a third soldier uses a chemical agent monitor to check for contamination around a container express (CONEX) box used to store chemical munitions. The soldiers are taking part in an exercise designed to test the unit's ability to detect and mitigate a chemical leak

A soldier from the 71st Chemical Regiment, 25th Infantry Division (Light), wears a field protective mask and a full protective suit while taking part in an exercise designed to test the unit's ability to detect and mitigate a chemical leak

Dressed in full protective gear soldiers from the 71st Chemical Regiment, 25th Infantry Division (Light), line up to be sprayed with a decontamination solution near the conclusion of an exercise designed to test the unit's ability to detect and mitigate a chemical leak

Two soldiers from the 71st Chemical Regiment, 25th Infantry Division (Light), spray a decontamination solution on and around a container express (CONEX) box used to store chemical munitions. The soldiers are taking part in an exercise designed to test the unit's ability to detect and mitigate a chemical leak

Dressed in full protective gear, a member of the 71st Chemical Regiment, 25th Infantry Division (Light), removes the boots of another soldier at a decontamination station. The soldiers have been taking part in an exercise designed to test their unit's ability to detect and mitigate a chemical munitions leak

Soldiers wearing full protective gear guide the driver of a forklift as he lowers a sealed container of chemical munitions to the ground. Members of the 71st Chemical Regiment, 25th Infantry Division (Light), are taking part in an exercise designed to test the unit's ability to detect and mitigate a chemical leak

Two soldiers dressed in full protective gear look on as a third soldier uses a chemical agent monitor to check open containers of chemical munitions for leaking rounds. Members of the 71st Chemical Regiment, 25th Infantry Division (Light), are taking part in an exercise designed to test the unit's ability to detect and mitigate a chemical leak

Wearing full protective gear, members of the 71st Chemical Regiment, 25th Infantry Division (Light), unload a sealed container of chemical munitions from a container express (CONEX) box during an exercise designed to test the unit's ability to detect and mitigate a chemical leak

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Base: US Army Chemical Activity

Country: Johnston Atoll

Scene Camera Operator: SPEC Charmagne Mcgillivray

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