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Iraqi air force and U.S. contractor firefighters huddle

Iraqi air force and U.S. contractor firefighters huddle

Iraqi air force and U.S. contractor firefighters huddle for debrief after wrapping up a joint C-130 crash simulation exercise, April 3. Kirkuk's Air Force base transition team spearheaded the exercise with a do... More

Iraqi air force firefighters and U.S. contractor

Iraqi air force firefighters and U.S. contractor

Iraqi air force firefighters and U.S. contractor firefighters work together to extinguish a simulated C-130 crash site during an exercise, April 3. Kirkuk's Air Force base transition team spearheaded the exerci... More

Master Sgt. Sean Beasley, Kirkuk base transition team

Master Sgt. Sean Beasley, Kirkuk base transition team

Master Sgt. Sean Beasley, Kirkuk base transition team firefighter advisor, kicks off a C-130 crash simulation exercise with Iraqi and American contractor firefighters, April 3. The Kirkuk BTT provides foundatio... More

Iraqi air force firefighters take notes as Nick Reilly,

Iraqi air force firefighters take notes as Nick Reilly,

Iraqi air force firefighters take notes as Nick Reilly, a U.S. contractor firefighter crew chief, provides an exercise pre-brief for a simulated C-130 crash, April 3. Kirkuk's Air Force base transition team spe... More

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