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Preparing for the worse case scenario, the Osan 51st Civil Engineer Squadron Firefighters answer the call at a MAJOR ACCIDENT RESPONSE EXERCISE (MARE) prior to Air Power Day and the arrival of the Air Force Thunderbirds at Osan Air Base, Republic of Korea. The MARE drills are held quarterly and keep base personnel ready to respond to such emergencies as air crashes, ammunition accidents and fuel spills. This particular drill coincides with the upcoming Air Show where an expected 50,000 people may attend

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Preparing for the worse case scenario, the Osan 51st Civil Engineer Squadron Firefighters answer the call at a MAJOR ACCIDENT RESPONSE EXERCISE (MARE) prior to Air Power Day and the arrival of the Air Force Thunderbirds at Osan Air Base, Republic of Korea. The MARE drills are held quarterly and keep base personnel ready to respond to such emergencies as air crashes, ammunition accidents and fuel spills. This particular drill coincides with the upcoming Air Show where an expected 50,000 people may attend

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Subject Operation/Series: MAJOR ACCIDENT RESPONSE EXERCISE (MARE)

Base: Osan Air Base

Country: Republic Of Korea (KOR)

Scene Major Command Shown: PACAF

Scene Camera Operator: SSGT George F. Thompson Jr. USAF

Release Status: Released to Public
Combined Military Service Digital Photographic Files

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06/09/2001
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