Cpl. Ernest Andrews, an Aircraft Rescue and Firefighting specialist with Headquarters and Headquarters Squadron, takes off his hazardous material suit after going through the decontamination process aboard Marine Corps Air Station Miramar, Calif., May 29. Andrews collected samples at the contamination site during the exercise to be sent to the San Diego Vector Disease and Diagnostic Lab to determine if there is a contamination.
<dl><dd>Unit: Marine Corps Air Station Miramar / 3rd Marine Aircraft Wing</dd>
<dd>DVIDS Tags: Marine Corps Air Station Miramar; Marines; Aircraft Rescue and Firefighting; Owen Kimbrel; Marine Corps Air Station Miramar Fire Department; Phantom Vector; biohazard training simulation; San Diego Fire-Rescue Department; San Diego County Department of Environmental Health Hazardous Incident Response Team</dd></dl>
Cpl. OWEN KIMBREL
Taken on 29 May 2014
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