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Sgt. Joseph Bates, Sector Team Leader, Extraction Platoon, Initial Response Force B keeps track of Marines and sailors down range in his section as his team pulls victims out of Pennsylvania Station during a joint operation drill with the New York City Fire Department in the early hours of 16 July. The drill was the culmination of the Marine’s week-long training with FDNY. CBIRF and FDNY have worked together for more than 11 years; Deputy Chief Raymond M. Downey, of FDNY’s Special Operations Command, and a former Marine, helped CBIRF develop their technical rescue program before he later died on 9/11 in the World Trade Center towers. (released)
110716-M-0000S-001.jpg Photo By: Sgt. Frances L Goch

Jul 16, 2011
Sgt. Joseph Bates, Sector Team Leader, Extraction Platoon, Initial Response Force B keeps track of Marines and sailors down range in his section as his team pulls victims out of Pennsylvania Station during a joint operation drill with the New York City Fire Department in the early hours of 16 July. The drill was the culmination of the Marine’s week-long training with FDNY. CBIRF and FDNY have worked together for more than 11 years; Deputy Chief Raymond M. Downey, of FDNY’s Special Operations Command, and a former Marine, helped CBIRF develop their technical rescue program before he later died on 9/11 in the World Trade Center towers. (released)


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