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Spc. Kayoed Ilesanmi, a medical laboratory specialist

Spc. Kayoed Ilesanmi, a medical laboratory specialist

Spc. Kayoed Ilesanmi, a medical laboratory specialist for the 1st Area Medical Laboratory, demonstrates buddy team donning procedures of personal protective equipment at an Army mobile testing laboratory in Tap... More

Spc. Kayoed Ilesanmi, a medical laboratory specialist

Spc. Kayoed Ilesanmi, a medical laboratory specialist

Spc. Kayoed Ilesanmi, a medical laboratory specialist for the 1st Area Medical Laboratory, demonstrates the proper donning of personal protective equipment at an Army mobile testing laboratory in Tappita, Liber... More

Capt. Jarod Brammer, a microbiologist for the 1st Area

Capt. Jarod Brammer, a microbiologist for the 1st Area

Capt. Jarod Brammer, a microbiologist for the 1st Area Medical Laboratory, discusses procedures for testing blood samples for the Ebola virus at an Army mobile testing laboratory in Tappita, Liberia, Jan. 6, 20... More

Staff Sgt. Joshua Biggess, right, and Spc. Kayoed Ilesanmi,

Staff Sgt. Joshua Biggess, right, and Spc. Kayoed Ilesanmi,

Staff Sgt. Joshua Biggess, right, and Spc. Kayoed Ilesanmi, both medical laboratory specialists for the 1st Area Medical Laboratory, demonstrate buddy assisted donning procedures of personal protective equipmen... More

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