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A forensics technician examines handguns in Santa Ana, CA, stored in the police department 'Gun Library.'MODEL RELEASE Stock Photo

RFCEM870–A forensics technician examines handguns in Santa Ana, CA, stored in the police department 'Gun Library.'MODEL RELEASE

U.S. Army Lt. Col. Ann Sampson, the laboratory officer in charge of the Forensic Exploitation Team- Arifjan, welcomes police officers, chemists and other analysts from the Kuwait Police Crime Lab to the FXT-A facilities at Camp Airfjan, Kuwait, March 23. The visit is a means of strengthening the partnership between the agencies through sharing techniques and demonstrating some of the capabilities the lab has. (U.S. Army photo by Sgt. Bethany Huff, USARCENT Public Affairs) Stock Photo

RMMPMD9E–U.S. Army Lt. Col. Ann Sampson, the laboratory officer in charge of the Forensic Exploitation Team- Arifjan, welcomes police officers, chemists and other analysts from the Kuwait Police Crime Lab to the FXT-A facilities at Camp Airfjan, Kuwait, March 23. The visit is a means of strengthening the partnership between the agencies through sharing techniques and demonstrating some of the capabilities the lab has. (U.S. Army photo by Sgt. Bethany Huff, USARCENT Public Affairs)

RMR7P7MP–U.S. Army Lt. Col. Ann Sampson, the laboratory officer in charge of the Forensic Exploitation Team- Arifjan, welcomes police officers, chemists and other analysts from the Kuwait Police Crime Lab to the FXT-A facilities at Camp Airfjan, Kuwait, March 23. The visit is a means of strengthening the partnership between the agencies through sharing techniques and demonstrating some of the capabilities the lab has.

Newport South Wales GB UK 2007 Stock Photo

RMAD3ACR–Newport South Wales GB UK 2007

RFCEM86X–A forensics technician examines handguns in Santa Ana, CA, stored in the police department 'Gun Library.' MODEL RELEASE

Jillian Horn, a chemist with the Forensic Exploitation Team-Arifjan, demonstrates their Raman spectroscopy device for police officers, chemists and other analysts from the Kuwait Police Crime Lab, during a tour of the Forensic Exploitation Team-Arifjan facilities at Camp Arifjan, March 23. The handheld device can be used to observe vibrational, rotational, and other low-frequency modes in chemistry to identify a substance. (U.S. Army photo by Sgt. Bethany Huff, USARCENT Public Affairs) Stock Photo

RMMPMD9H–Jillian Horn, a chemist with the Forensic Exploitation Team-Arifjan, demonstrates their Raman spectroscopy device for police officers, chemists and other analysts from the Kuwait Police Crime Lab, during a tour of the Forensic Exploitation Team-Arifjan facilities at Camp Arifjan, March 23. The handheld device can be used to observe vibrational, rotational, and other low-frequency modes in chemistry to identify a substance. (U.S. Army photo by Sgt. Bethany Huff, USARCENT Public Affairs)

RMR7P7MX–Jillian Horn, a chemist with the Forensic Exploitation Team-Arifjan, demonstrates their Raman spectroscopy device for police officers, chemists and other analysts from the Kuwait Police Crime Lab, during a tour of the Forensic Exploitation Team-Arifjan facilities at Camp Arifjan, March 23. The handheld device can be used to observe vibrational, rotational, and other low-frequency modes in chemistry to identify a substance.

RMAD7J2W–Newport South Wales GB UK 2007

RFCEM871–A forensics technician examines handguns in Santa Ana, CA, stored in the police department 'Gun Library.' MODEL RELEASE

British Army Sgt. Joe Armstrong, the United Kingdom liaison officer, from the 2nd Military Intelligence (Exploitation) Battalion and attached to the Forensic Exploitation Team- Arifjan, explains to police officers, chemists and other analysts from the Kuwait Police Crime Lab, the capabilities of the Forensic Exploitation Team-Arifjan at Camp Arifjan, Kuwait, March 23. The primary purpose of the FXT-A lab is to provide forensics intelligence to commanders for them to facilitate their operations in theater. (U.S. Army photo by Sgt. Bethany Huff, USARCENT Public Affairs) Stock Photo

RMMPMD9G–British Army Sgt. Joe Armstrong, the United Kingdom liaison officer, from the 2nd Military Intelligence (Exploitation) Battalion and attached to the Forensic Exploitation Team- Arifjan, explains to police officers, chemists and other analysts from the Kuwait Police Crime Lab, the capabilities of the Forensic Exploitation Team-Arifjan at Camp Arifjan, Kuwait, March 23. The primary purpose of the FXT-A lab is to provide forensics intelligence to commanders for them to facilitate their operations in theater. (U.S. Army photo by Sgt. Bethany Huff, USARCENT Public Affairs)

RMR7P7MW–British Army Sgt. Joe Armstrong, the United Kingdom liaison officer, from the 2nd Military Intelligence (Exploitation) Battalion and attached to the Forensic Exploitation Team- Arifjan, explains to police officers, chemists and other analysts from the Kuwait Police Crime Lab, the capabilities of the Forensic Exploitation Team-Arifjan at Camp Arifjan, Kuwait, March 23. The primary purpose of the FXT-A lab is to provide forensics intelligence to commanders for them to facilitate their operations in theater.