Navy Region Northwest Fire and Emergency Services and Oak Harbor Fire Department personnel decontaminate the Navy Region Northwest Fire and Emergency Services initial entry team during an Installation Protection Program, Guardian full scale exercise on Naval Air Station Whidbey Island. The exercise tested various base capabilities in response to an unknown chemical, biological, radiological or nuclear threat that has the potential to endanger installation personnel, facilities and assets. Installation Protection Program 218158

Navy Region Northwest Fire and Emergency Services and Oak Harbor Fire Department personnel decontaminate the Navy Region Northwest Fire and Emergency Services initial entry team during an Installation Protection Program, Guardian full scale exercise on Naval Air Station Whidbey Island. The exercise tested various base capabilities in response to an unknown chemical, biological, radiological or nuclear threat that has the potential to endanger installation personnel, facilities and assets. Installation Protection Program 218158 Stock Photo

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