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INDIAN HEAD, Md. - Cpl. Ronald R. Seaver goes "inverted" during training at the Naval Support Facility Indian Head located here April 19. While inverted a technician's feet are thrown above his waist and he is upside down, at times, several stories above the ground. Going inverted is utilized if the mission requires the technician to be lowered down to the victim head first in order to assess the situation.

060119-M-0000A-003.jpg Photo By: Sgt. Christopher D. Reed

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INDIAN HEAD, Md. - Cpl. Ronald R. Seaver goes "inverted" during training at the Naval Support Facility Indian Head located here April 19. While inverted a technician's feet are thrown above his waist and he is upside down, at times, several stories above the ground. Going inverted is utilized if the mission requires the technician to be lowered down to the victim head first in order to assess the situation.

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