Staff Sgt. Daniel Burdick, 97th Medical Operations Support Squadron bioenvironmental engineering flight entry team member, gears up to enter a simulated contaminated area as part of the all hazards chemical, biological, radiological, and nuclear response (ACR) training, July 25. The primary goal of the Altus AFB ACR team is to maintain the base’s capability to identify potentially hazardous incidents quickly and protect its personnel from harm. The Altus AFB ACR team consists of hazardous material responders from the 97th CES emergency management flight and 97th MDOS bioenvironmental flight. (U.S. Air Force photo by Senior Airman Jesse Lopez / Released)
<dl><dd>Unit: 97th Air Mobility Wing, Public Affairs</dd>
<dd>DVIDS Tags: CES; Biological; Altus; Oklahoma; USAF; Training; Altus AFB; Senior Airman Jesse Lopez; 97th CES; All Hazards Chemical; Radiological and Nuclear Response Training</dd></dl>
Senior Airman Jesse Lopez
Taken on 25 July 2013
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