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Trained firefighters, technichal rescue platoon, Chemical Biological Incident Response Force work their way through St. Louis Fire Departments tower. Navigating through smoke-filled rooms, the team demonstrates their faith in each other, and their confidence in the equipment they use to save lives. The team spent the day with St. Louis firefighters in a series of training situations, building trust and confidence in the interservice working relationship. The II Marine Expeditionary Force unit will need to work together successfully during a large-scale training exercise Aug. 9, with many other St. Louis-area emergency and crisis first responders
060808-M-0000A-000.jpg Photo By: Sgt. Timothy M. Brumley

Aug 8, 2006
Trained firefighters, technichal rescue platoon, Chemical Biological Incident Response Force work their way through St. Louis Fire Departments tower. Navigating through smoke-filled rooms, the team demonstrates their faith in each other, and their confidence in the equipment they use to save lives. The team spent the day with St. Louis firefighters in a series of training situations, building trust and confidence in the interservice working relationship. The II Marine Expeditionary Force unit will need to work together successfully during a large-scale training exercise Aug. 9, with many other St. Louis-area emergency and crisis first responders


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