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Pfc. Josh Stanley, identification and detection specialist, identification and detection platoon (IDP), Headquarters and Service Company, Chemical Biological Incident Response Force, II Marine Expeditionary Force, documents a sample he tested in a simulated contaminated environment at Eastern Shield, an exercise here March 17th. After extracting the samples from the contaminated area, the samples went to CBIRF’s mobile laboratory; where Marines can test what type of contaminant their sample is.

090317-M-0000A-003.jpg Photo By: Sgt. Leslie Palmer

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Pfc. Josh Stanley, identification and detection specialist, identification and detection platoon (IDP), Headquarters and Service Company, Chemical Biological Incident Response Force, II Marine Expeditionary Force, documents a sample he tested in a simulated contaminated environment at Eastern Shield, an exercise here March 17th. After extracting the samples from the contaminated area, the samples went to CBIRF’s mobile laboratory; where Marines can test what type of contaminant their sample is.

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