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STUMP NECK ANNEX, Md. (April 6, 2011) Technical rescue platoon members with the Marine Corps Chemical Biological Incident Response Force, Sgt. Jafri Leahy (center) and Cpl. Michael Harvey (r.) demonstrate a high-to-high rope rescue at the command's Downey Responder Training Facility. While suspended three stories in the air, they secured an "unconscious" LCpl. Keith Saffran onto a rescue stretcher prior to lowering the victim to the ground. The demonstration was part of a day-long visit to CBIRF earlier this month by Lt.Gen. John Paxton Jr., Commanding General II Marine Expeditionary Force. (U.S. Navy photo by Gary Wagner/Released)
110406-M-0000G-002.jpg Photo By: Gary Wagner

Apr 6, 2011
STUMP NECK ANNEX, Md. (April 6, 2011) Technical rescue platoon members with the Marine Corps Chemical Biological Incident Response Force, Sgt. Jafri Leahy (center) and Cpl. Michael Harvey (r.) demonstrate a high-to-high rope rescue at the command's Downey Responder Training Facility. While suspended three stories in the air, they secured an "unconscious" LCpl. Keith Saffran onto a rescue stretcher prior to lowering the victim to the ground. The demonstration was part of a day-long visit to CBIRF earlier this month by Lt.Gen. John Paxton Jr., Commanding General II Marine Expeditionary Force. (U.S. Navy photo by Gary Wagner/Released)


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