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Firefighter Shane Rayfield, assistant fire chief for

Firefighter Shane Rayfield, assistant fire chief for

Firefighter Shane Rayfield, assistant fire chief for Guantanamo Bay Fire and Emergency Services, prepares for a live fire exercise of a mobile aircraft simulator, Oct. 7, 2010. The live fire exercise is part of... More

Firefighters assigned to the Leeward Fire Station Three

Firefighters assigned to the Leeward Fire Station Three

Firefighters assigned to the Leeward Fire Station Three at Naval Station Guantanamo Bay conduct fire response and suppression exercises using an A4 Skyhawk aircraft as a mock crash and engine fire trainer, Oct.... More

Firefighters assigned to the Leeward Fire Station Three

Firefighters assigned to the Leeward Fire Station Three

Firefighters assigned to the Leeward Fire Station Three at Naval Station Guantanamo Bay conduct fire response and suppression exercises using an A4 Skyhawk aircraft as a mock crash and engine fire trainer, Oct.... More

Firefighters assigned to the Leeward Fire Station Three

Firefighters assigned to the Leeward Fire Station Three

Firefighters assigned to the Leeward Fire Station Three at Naval Station Guantanamo Bay conduct fire response and suppression exercises using an A4 Skyhawk aircraft as a mock crash and engine fire trainer, Oct.... More

Firefighters assigned to the Leeward Fire Station Three

Firefighters assigned to the Leeward Fire Station Three

Firefighters assigned to the Leeward Fire Station Three at Naval Station Guantanamo Bay conduct fire response and suppression exercises using an A4 Skyhawk aircraft as a mock crash and engine fire trainer, Oct.... More

Firefighters assigned to the Leeward Fire Station Three

Firefighters assigned to the Leeward Fire Station Three

Firefighters assigned to the Leeward Fire Station Three at Naval Station Guantanamo Bay prepare to remove a battery during fire response and suppression exercises using an A4 Skyhawk aircraft as a mock crash an... More

Firefighters from Guantanamo Bay Fire and Emergency

Firefighters from Guantanamo Bay Fire and Emergency

Firefighters from Guantanamo Bay Fire and Emergency Services extinguish a fire on a mobile aircraft simulator, Oct. 7, 2010. The live fire exercise is part of the Guantanamo Bay Fire and Emergency Services’ ann... More

Firefighters assigned to the Leeward Fire Station Three

Firefighters assigned to the Leeward Fire Station Three

Firefighters assigned to the Leeward Fire Station Three at Naval Station Guantanamo Bay conduct fire response and suppression exercises using an A4 Skyhawk aircraft as a mock crash and engine fire trainer, Oct.... More

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