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Entering the Emergency Room of the Craig Joint Theater

Entering the Emergency Room of the Craig Joint Theater

Entering the Emergency Room of the Craig Joint Theater Hospital you are welcomed by the American Flag.

Keith Grezlik and Art Wolf, Environmental Response

Keith Grezlik and Art Wolf, Environmental Response

Keith Grezlik and Art Wolf, Environmental Response Team discuss the execution strategy for the safe entry of the crawl space. Huntsville Center provides support to the United States Forces-Afghanistan through a... More

David Lynne, Area Support Group-Afghanistan listens

David Lynne, Area Support Group-Afghanistan listens

David Lynne, Area Support Group-Afghanistan listens intently to the safety brief prior to entering the crawl space for the assessment.

Art Wolf, Environmental Response Team and Jack

Art Wolf, Environmental Response Team and Jack

Art Wolf, Environmental Response Team and Jack Lugo-Santiago, Area Support Group Department of Public Works confer with the support team from one of the access points to the crawl space. Flour, the U. S. Army’s... More

David Lynne, Area Support Group-Afghanistan and George

David Lynne, Area Support Group-Afghanistan and George

David Lynne, Area Support Group-Afghanistan and George Parker, Flour Fire Department discuss readings from a wireless portable multi-gas monitor. The Bagram Fire Department provided ongoing, continuous monitori... More

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