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Major Alexander Rossano, USAF, 327th Airlift Squadron, Willow Grove Air Reserve Station, Pennsylvania, pilot checks approach charts onboard the C-130 Hercules enroute from San Juan, Puerto Rico to Punta Barinquen Radar station in support of CONSEQUENCE ISLAND 2001. CONSEQUENCE ISLAND 2001, a weapons of mass destruction exercise testing U.S. military units and federal agencies on their ability to care for and relocate hundreds of patients. The exercise staged out of MacDill Air Force Base, Florida to various locations in Puerto Rico

Major Alexander Rossano, USAF, 327th Airlift Squadron, Willow Grove Ai...

The original finding aid described this photograph as: Subject Operation/Series: CONSEQUENCE ISLAND 01 Base: Macdill Air Force Base State: Florida (FL) Country: United States Of America (USA) Scene Major C... More

Major Alexander Rossano, USAF, (right) assigned to the 327th Airlift Squadron, Willow Grove Air Reserve Station, Pennsylvania, pilots the C-130 Hercules enroute from San Juan, Puerto Rico, to Punta Barinquen Radar station, as Technical Sergeant Tony Moreland, USAF, Flight Engineer, monitors fuel flow. The C-130 Hercules flight is supporting CONSEQUENCE ISLAND 2001. CONSEQUENCE ISLAND 2001, a weapons of mass destruction exercise testing U.S. military units and federal agencies on their ability to care for and relocate hundreds of patients. The exercise staged out of MacDill Air Force Base, Florida to various locations in Puerto Rico

Major Alexander Rossano, USAF, (right) assigned to the 327th Airlift S...

The original finding aid described this photograph as: Subject Operation/Series: CONSEQUENCE ISLAND 01 Base: Macdill Air Force Base State: Florida (FL) Country: United States Of America (USA) Scene Major C... More

SENIOR AIRMAN Ukeia Rachael, USAF, (right), helps AIRMAN First Class Susan Martinez, USAF, don her chemical warfare suit during chemical warfare training at MacDill. The training is prior to their departure to Puerto Rico to participate in CONSEQUENCE ISLAND 2001. Both are assigned to the 622nd Aeromedical Evacuation Squadron (Air Force Reserve), MacDill Air Force Base, Florida. CONSEQUENCE ISLAND 2001, a weapons of mass destruction exercise testing U.S. military units and federal agencies on their ability to care for and relocate hundreds of patients. The exercise staged out of MacDill Air Force Base, Florida to locations in Puerto Rico

SENIOR AIRMAN Ukeia Rachael, USAF, (right), helps AIRMAN First Class S...

The original finding aid described this photograph as: Subject Operation/Series: CONSEQUENCE ISLAND 01 Base: Macdill Air Force Base State: Florida (FL) Country: United States Of America (USA) Scene Major C... More

Army Cpl. Joshua Sebrenek, 139th Military Police Company,

Army Cpl. Joshua Sebrenek, 139th Military Police Company,

Army Cpl. Joshua Sebrenek, 139th Military Police Company, from Fort Stewart, Ga., skillfully administers first aid to an "injured" person during Vibrant Response 11.1 a large-scale multi-agency training exercis... More

Marines go through a decontamination control line during

Marines go through a decontamination control line during

Marines go through a decontamination control line during an assessment and consequence management response training event Aug. 27 at Marine Corps Air Station Futenma. The training required the Marines to respon... More

A C-17 Globemaster III prepares receive its passengers before it departs MacDill Air Force Base, Florida, for San Juan, Puerto Rico in support of CONSEQUENCE ISLAND 2001. CONSEQUENCE ISLAND 2001, a weapons of mass destruction exercise testing U.S. military units and federal agencies on their ability to care for and relocate hundreds of patients. The exercise staged out of MacDill Air Force Base, Florida to various locations in Puerto Rico

A C-17 Globemaster III prepares receive its passengers before it depar...

The original finding aid described this photograph as: Subject Operation/Series: CONSEQUENCE ISLAND 01 Base: Macdill Air Force Base State: Florida (FL) Country: United States Of America (USA) Scene Major C... More

Vantroi SibiliaMartinez, Navy medical chief, assigned

Vantroi SibiliaMartinez, Navy medical chief, assigned

Vantroi SibiliaMartinez, Navy medical chief, assigned to the Incident Response Force Bravo Team within the Chemical Biological Incident Response Team from Indian Head, Md., steps out of a decontamination sectio... More

A 25K Loader brings the C-17 Globemaster III's cargo for uploaded. The Globemaster will depart MacDill Air Force Base, Flordia, for San Juan, Puerto Rico in support of CONSEQUENCE ISLAND 2001. CONSEQUENCE ISLAND 2001, a weapons of mass destruction exercise testing U.S. military units and federal agencies on their ability to care for and relocate hundreds of patients. The exercise staged out of MacDill Air Force Base, Florida to various locations in Puerto Rico

A 25K Loader brings the C-17 Globemaster III's cargo for uploaded. The...

The original finding aid described this photograph as: Subject Operation/Series: CONSEQUENCE ISLAND 01 Base: Macdill Air Force Base State: Florida (FL) Country: United States Of America (USA) Scene Major C... More

Marine Lance Cpl. Hans Hetrick, an Atlanta native,

Marine Lance Cpl. Hans Hetrick, an Atlanta native,

Marine Lance Cpl. Hans Hetrick, an Atlanta native, assigned to the Chemical Biological Incident Response Force from Indian Head, Md., conducts gamma radiation detection using Point Detection Radiation 77 equipm... More

Camouflage - Miscellaneous - One of the emplacements from the front, giving an idea of the roof of the dugout, of the size of the opening, in consequence of field of fire. It should be noted, in the construction of emplacements, that the larger the aperture, the more imperfect is the concealment and that the exposure of batteries is being brought close to the line for a given field of fire is made less safe not only by their approach to the enemy, but by the increased difficulty in the constuction and concealment of their position

Camouflage - Miscellaneous - One of the emplacements from the front, g...

Photographer: Major Francis T. Colby, U.S.A. Camouflage - Miscellaneous Public domain photograph related to the United States in World War One, free to use, no copyright restrictions image - Picryl description

Chemical, biological, radiological and nuclear defense

Chemical, biological, radiological and nuclear defense

Chemical, biological, radiological and nuclear defense specialist Marines scrub down a simulated casualty during an assessment and consequence management response training event Aug. 27 at Marine Corps Air Stat... More

Crew members lead medics from the 501st Area Support

Crew members lead medics from the 501st Area Support

Crew members lead medics from the 501st Area Support Medical Company, from Fort Campbell, Ky., to awaiting UH-60 Black Hawk helicopter during Vibrant Response 11.1 a large-scale multi-agency training exercise h... More

Cpl. Jon R. Loftis, left, and Lance Cpl. Wendell Albury

Cpl. Jon R. Loftis, left, and Lance Cpl. Wendell Albury

Cpl. Jon R. Loftis, left, and Lance Cpl. Wendell Albury pull a simulated casualty to a decontamination area during an assessment and consequence management response training event Aug. 27 at Marine Corps Air St... More

Marine Lance Cpl. Hans Hetrick, an Atlanta native,

Marine Lance Cpl. Hans Hetrick, an Atlanta native,

Marine Lance Cpl. Hans Hetrick, an Atlanta native, assigned to the Chemical Biological Incident Response Force from Indian Head, Md., conducts gamma radiation detection training using Point Detection Radiation ... More

An aerial view of the Muscatatuck Urban Training Center

An aerial view of the Muscatatuck Urban Training Center

An aerial view of the Muscatatuck Urban Training Center in North Vernon, Ind., which simulates the condition a city destroyed by a "dirty bomb." MUTC was used by Joint Task Force Civil Support during training e... More

Cpl. Jon R. Loftis, from Maple Lake, Minnesota, inspects

Cpl. Jon R. Loftis, from Maple Lake, Minnesota, inspects

Cpl. Jon R. Loftis, from Maple Lake, Minnesota, inspects a building for hazardous material during an assessment and consequence management response training event Aug. 27 at Marine Corps Air Station Futenma. Th... More

Chemical, biological, radiological and nuclear defense

Chemical, biological, radiological and nuclear defense

Chemical, biological, radiological and nuclear defense specialists search around a building for hazardous material during an assessment and consequence management response training event Aug. 27 at Marine Corps... More

Army Pfc. Ian T. Wahlberg, 563rd Military Police Company,

Army Pfc. Ian T. Wahlberg, 563rd Military Police Company,

Army Pfc. Ian T. Wahlberg, 563rd Military Police Company, from Fort Drumm, N.Y., evacuates an "injured" person during Vibrant Response 11.1 a large-scale multi-agency training exercise held, March 11-19, where ... More

Technical Rescue Members of Bravo Initial Response

Technical Rescue Members of Bravo Initial Response

Technical Rescue Members of Bravo Initial Response Force assigned to the Chemical Biological Incident Response Team from Indian Head, Md., perform infrastructure stability training during Vibrant Response 11.1,... More

Army Pfc. Ian T. Wahlberg, 563rd Military Police Company,

Army Pfc. Ian T. Wahlberg, 563rd Military Police Company,

Army Pfc. Ian T. Wahlberg, 563rd Military Police Company, from Fort Drum, N.Y., evacuates an "injured" person during Vibrant Response 11.1 a large-scale multi-agency training exercise held March 11-19, where lo... More

Army Pfc. Robin Edelen, a medic with the 563rd Military

Army Pfc. Robin Edelen, a medic with the 563rd Military

Army Pfc. Robin Edelen, a medic with the 563rd Military Police Company, Fort Drumm, N.Y., performs CPR on a "patient" during Vibrant Response 11.1 a large-scale multi-agency training exercise held March 11-19, ... More

Army Staff Sgt. Julia Stearns (left) and Spc. Stephen

Army Staff Sgt. Julia Stearns (left) and Spc. Stephen

Army Staff Sgt. Julia Stearns (left) and Spc. Stephen Sprague (right), 563rd Military Police Company, from Fort Drum, N.Y., evacuate two role players during Vibrant Response 11.1, a large-scale multi-agency tra... More

An aerial view of the Muscatatuck Urban Training Center

An aerial view of the Muscatatuck Urban Training Center

An aerial view of the Muscatatuck Urban Training Center in North Vernon, Ind., which simulates a city destroyed by a "dirty bomb." MUTC was used by Joint Task Force Civil Support during training exercise Vibran... More

Lance Cpl. Brittny A. Williams, from Riverside, California,

Lance Cpl. Brittny A. Williams, from Riverside, California,

Lance Cpl. Brittny A. Williams, from Riverside, California, puts on her gas mask during an assessment and consequence management response training event Aug. 27 at Marine Corps Air Station Futenma. Williams and... More

Members of Bravo Initial Response Force assigned to

Members of Bravo Initial Response Force assigned to

Members of Bravo Initial Response Force assigned to Chemical Biological Incident Response Force stationed in Indian Head, Md., conduct disaster response training during Vibrant Response 11.1, a large-scale mult... More

Army Staff Sgt. Julia Stearns (left), and Spc. Stephen

Army Staff Sgt. Julia Stearns (left), and Spc. Stephen

Army Staff Sgt. Julia Stearns (left), and Spc. Stephen Sprague (right), 563rd Military Police Company, from Fort Drum, N.Y., evacuate two role players during Vibrant Response 11.1, a large-scale multi-agency tr... More

Marines pull a simulated casualty, suspected of exposure

Marines pull a simulated casualty, suspected of exposure

Marines pull a simulated casualty, suspected of exposure to hazardous material, onto a stretcher during an assessment and consequence management response training event Aug. 27 at Marine Corps Air Station Futen... More

Spc. Tim Quigley, medic, (center left), and Pfc. Brooks

Spc. Tim Quigley, medic, (center left), and Pfc. Brooks

Spc. Tim Quigley, medic, (center left), and Pfc. Brooks Yundt, radio operator, (center right), along with troops of the 2-152nd Reconnaissance and Surveillance Cavalry Squadron of the Indiana National Guard, tr... More

Army Cpl. Joshua Sebrenek, 139th Military Police Company,

Army Cpl. Joshua Sebrenek, 139th Military Police Company,

Army Cpl. Joshua Sebrenek, 139th Military Police Company, from Fort Stewart, Ga., skillfully administers first aid to an "injured" person during Vibrant Response 11.1 a large-scale multi-agency training exercis... More

Army engineers of the 77th Engineer Company, from Fort

Army engineers of the 77th Engineer Company, from Fort

Army engineers of the 77th Engineer Company, from Fort Leonard Wood, Mo., conducted route clearing operations though out the Muscatatuck Urban Training Center in North Vernon, Ind., which simulates the conditio... More

Army Pfc. Robin Edelen, a medic with the 563rd Military

Army Pfc. Robin Edelen, a medic with the 563rd Military

Army Pfc. Robin Edelen, a medic with the 563rd Military Police Company, Fort Drumm, N.Y., performs CPR on a "patient" during Vibrant Response 11.1 a large-scale multi-agency training exercise held March 11-19, ... More

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