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Hazmat technician training at the AT&T Network Disaster Recovery exercise in Los Angeles, CA on October 23, 2012.
On Wednesday, March 30, 2106, the FDNY held a graduation ceremony for 118 Emergency Medical Technicians in Brooklyn.
On Wednesday, March 30, 2106, the FDNY held a graduation ceremony for 118 Emergency Medical Technicians in Brooklyn.
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INDIAN OCEAN (Oct. 20, 2014) Sonar Technician (Surface) 2nd Class Jeffrey Hess, from Brooklyn, Mich., and fellow Sailors conduct a visit, board, search and seizure exercise aboard the Oliver Hazard Perry-class guided-missile frigate USS Rodney M. Davis (FFG 60). Visit, board, search and seizure teams support maritime interdiction and anti-piracy operations across the fleet. Rodney M. Davis, stationed in Everett, Wash., is on patrol in the Indian Ocean in support of regional security and stability. (U.S. Navy photo by Mass Communication Specialist 3rd Class Derek A. Harkins/Released)
A portrait of Ebola survivor and laboratory technician, Lawrence Tumbey at C.H. Rennie Hospital in Kakata, Margibi County in Liberia on March 8, 2016. Photo © Dominic Chavez/World Bank
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TECHNICIAN AT WORK ON THE SWISS MADE ACCELERATOR EQUIPMENT,
THE NATIONAL CENTER FOR ELECTRON MICROSCOPY AT THE LAWRENCE BERKELEY LABORATORY IS A USER-ORIENTED FACILITY DESIGNED TO MAKE AVAILABLE A WIDE RANGE OF MICRO-STRUCTURAL AND MICRO-CHEMICAL CHARACTERIZATION TECHNIQUES. THE CENTER IS BUILT AROUND TWO MICROSCOPES, EACH HOUSED IN ITS OWN THREE-STORY SILO. INSTALLED IN 1982, THE HIGH VOLTAGE ELECTRON MICRO- SCOPE (HVEM), WHICH ACCELERATES ELECTRONS TO ENERGIES OF 1.5 MILLION ELECTRON VOLTS (MEV), IS THE MOST POWERFUL MICROSCOPE OF ITS KIND IN THE U.S. THE ATOMIC RESOLUTION MICROSCOPE (ARM), INSTALLED IN 1983, OPERATES IN THE 0.4 TO 1.O MEV RANGE AND OFFERS THE HIGHEST RESOLUTION IN THE WORLD. THESE TWO INSTRUMENTS WILL ENABLE MATERIALS SCIENTISTS AND BIOLOGISTS TO STUDY SAMPLES UNDER THE MOST REALISTIC CONDITIONS EVER POSSIBLE AND TO DISTINGUISH INDIVIDUAL ATOMS IN EVEN CLOSELY PACKED METALLIC AND CERAMIC STRUCTURES.
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Inside High Bay 3 of the Vehicle Assembly Building at NASA’s Kennedy Space Center in Florida, technicians with the agency’s Exploration Ground Systems integrate the left forward center booster segment for the NASA’s SLS (Space Launch System) rocket onto the left center center segment atop the mobile launcher on Thursday, Jan. 30, 2025. The NASA “worm” insignia can be seen on both the center center booster segments. The boosters will help support the remaining rocket components and the Orion spacecraft during final assembly of the Artemis II Moon rocket and provide more than 75 percent of the total SLS thrust during liftoff from NASA Kennedy’s Launch Pad 39B. Photo credit: NASA/Cory Huston
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This technician is maintaining the Fairchild K-38 aerial cameras used for reconnaissance, aboard F2H-2P Photo Banshee aircraft. The K-38 had a focal length of 36 inches, and produced 240 images on a roll of film, each with dimensions of 9x18 inches. See the Wikimedia image below, for a more detailed image.
This photo is a scan from the cruise book of the U.S.S. Bon Homme Richard CVA-31, titled Second Korean Cruise 1952. The BHR (sometimes known as the Bonny Dick, or Big Dick) was an aircraft carrier and task force command vessel. She had been mothballed for five years after WWII, and was recommissioned for the Korea action. While not designed for jet aircraft, she rose to the task of hosting F9F Panther fighter jets, and F2H-2P Banshee reconnaissance jets, as well as F4U Corsair and AD Skyraider piston-powered attack and bomber craft. The crew complement was about 3,500 men.
I have noted that contemporary sources show BHR's nickname spelled "Bonnie Dick." I got the "Bonny" spelling from the 1952 cruise book as well as a 1952 or '53 ship's publication detailing its role in the Korean action.
Key leveling block is used to block #1 and #88 keys to proper height. Then a straight edge is used to level the others.
TECHNICIAN AT VAULT DOOR OF FUEL STORAGE COMPARTMENT.
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THE RWMC, A 144-ACRE WASTE STORAGE AREA FOR LOW-LEVEL RADIOACTIVE SOLID WASTES, IS DIVIDED INTO A TRANSURANIC STORAGE AREA (TSA) AND A SUBSURFACE DISPOSAL AREA (SDA). THE TSA IS DESIGNED FOR THE INTERIM STORAGE OF TRANSURANIC WASTES. THE WASTE IS PACKED IN SPECIALLY CONSTRUCTED BOXES OR DRUMS AND IS STACKED ON A SLOPED ASPHALT PAD. DURING THE STACKING OPERATION, AN AIR SUPPORT BUILDING COVERS THE AREA.AFTER STACKING IS COMPLETE, THE AIR SUPPORT BUILDING IS REMOVED AND THE AREA IS COVERED WITH PLYWOOD, NYLON-REINFORCED POLYVINYL, AND TWO TO THREE FEET OF EARTH. IT IS PLAN- NED TO RETRIEVE THE TSA WASTE AND TRANSFER IT TO A FEDERAL REPOSITORY WHEN ONE IS AVAILABLE. THE SDA IS AN 88-ACRE, FENCE-ENCLOSED PORTION OF THE RWMC. VARIOUS WASTE MATERIALS CONTAMINATED WITH NON-TRANSURANIC RADIOISOTOPES ARE PLACED IN PITS AND TRENCHES IN THE SDA AND BURIED DIRECTLY IN THE SOIL.
DOOR OF FUEL STORAGE COMPARTMENT.
THE RWMC, A 144-ACRE WASTE STORAGE AREA FOR LOW-LEVEL RADIOACTIVE SOLID WASTES, IS DIVIDED INTO A TRANSURANIC STORAGE AREA (TSA) AND A SUBSURFACE DISPOSAL AREA (SDA). THE TSA IS DESIGNED FOR THE INTERIM STORAGE OF TRANSURANIC WASTES. THE WASTE IS PACKED IN SPECIALLY CONSTRUCTED BOXES OR DRUMS AND IS STACKED ON A SLOPED ASPHALT PAD. DURING THESTACKING OPERATION, AN AIR SUPPORT BUILDING COVERS THE AREA.AFTER STACKING IS COMPLETE, THE AIR SUPPORT BUILDING IS REMOVED AND THE AREA IS COVERED WITH PLYWOOD, NYLON-REINFOR-CED POLYVINYL, AND TWO TO THREE FEET OF EARTH. IT IS PLAN- NED TO RETRIEVE THE TSA WASTE AND TRANSFER IT TO A FEDERAL REPOSITORY WHEN ONE IS AVAILABLE. THE SDA IS AN 88-ACRE, FENCE-ENCLOSED PORTION OF THE RWMC. VARIOUS WASTE MATERIALSCONTAMINATED WITH NON-TRANSURANIC RADIOISOTOPES ARE PLACED IN PITS AND TRENCHES IN THE SDA AND BURIED DIRECTLY IN THE SOIL.
English:
The Canadian Forces (CF) Snowbirds, 431 Air Demonstration Squadron are a Canadian icon comprised of Canadian Armed Forces (CAF) members and National Defence Public Service employees.
Pilots, technicians (aviation, avionics, aircraft structure, supply), mobile support operators, resource management support clerks, an engineering officer, a logistics officer and a public affairs officer representing all three elements (Army, Navy and Air Force), work as a team to bring thrilling performances to the Canadian public. Serving as ambassadors of the CAF, the CF Snowbirds demonstrate the high level of skill, professionalism, teamwork, discipline and dedication inherent in the men and women of the CAF and they inspire the pursuit of excellence wherever they go in North America.
A brief squadron history, motto and battle honours can be found on the Deparment of National Defence’s
www.cmp-cpm.forces.gc.ca/dhh-dhp/his/ol-lo/vol-tom-4/2604...
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Français :
Les Snowbirds des Forces canadiennes (FC), 431e escadron de démonstration aérienne constituent un emblème Canadien composé de militaires des Forces armées canadiennes (FAC) et d’employés de la fonction publique au sein du Ministère de la Defense nationale.
Des pilotes, techniciens (aéronautique, avionique, structure d’aéronef, approvisionnement), conducteur de matériel mobile de soutien, commis de soutien à la gestion des ressources, un officier ingénieur, un officier de la logistique et un officier des affaires publiques représentant les trois éléments (l’Armée, la Marine et l’Aviation), travaillent en équipe pour produire des spectacles à sensations fortes pour le public Canadien. Agissant comme ambassadeurs des FAC, les Snowbirds des FC démontrent le haut niveau de compétence, professionnalisme, esprit d’équipe, discipline et dévouement qui est propre aux hommes et aux femmes des FAC et sont une inspiration pour la poursuite d’excellence partout où ils vont en Amérique du nord.
Une brève histoire de l’escadron, le devise, et les inscription au drapeau sont disponible sur la site Internet de la Direction
www.cmp-cpm.forces.gc.ca/dhh-dhp/his/ol-lo/vol-tom-4/2604...
The team of drivers Bas Herweijer and Mike van Eikeren and technician Pierre Statz of a Toyota RAV4 was very disappointed when they heared in Lisboa the Dakar Rally 2008 was cancelled because of terrorist threats.
Once back in the dutch village Mookhoek they can understand the decision to cancel the Dakar Rally, however it took them almost 2 years of preparation.
You can hear my radio interview for Radio Rijnmond (in Dutch) on 217.149.193.67:8080/ramgen//audio/januari2008/13-01-Dakar.rm
or take a look on their own homepage www.2dakar.nl
Gwen Baluss, wildlife technician—birds, discusses a golden-crowned sparrow on International Migratory Bird Day. Juneau Ranger District, Tongass National Forest.
February 20 2012
Cochrane, Ontario
Canadian Forces Search and Rescue Technicians apply first aid to simulated victims at a simulated aircraft disaster scene during Canadian Force’s EXERCISE TRILLIUM RESPONSE near Cochrane, Ontario.
Search and Rescue (SAR) in Canada is a challenging and demanding task, and Canadian Forces Search and Rescue Technicians (SAR Techs) are highly-trained specialists providing the on-scene medical attention and rescue for aviators, mariners and others in distress in remote or hard-to-reach areas.
Each year, Joint Task Force Central (JTFC) along with partner government agencies, conducts a major field training EXERCISE in the province of Ontario to test its ability to provide military assistance to civil authorities. Named the TRILLIUM RESPONSE series of EXERCISEs, these address a range of scenarios under varying environmental conditions. EXERCISE TRILLIUM RESPONSE 2012 provided a realistic and challenging scenario for the soldiers and aircrews of JTFC, while testing JTFC’s command and control in a partnered domestic response. The EXERCISE revolved around reported aircraft crashes outside of Cochrane in the Mistango Lake area, and northwest of Hearst near Constance Lake.
Photo by: Sergeant Matthew McGregor, Canadian Forces Combat Camera
Technicians transport the right forward segment for NASA’s SLS (Space Launch System) Moon rocket boosters from the Rotation Processing and Surge Facility to NASA’s Vehicle Assembly Building in Florida on Monday, Feb. 15, 2025. The right forward segment will be transferred into High Bay 3 where it will be attached to the center forward segment on mobile launcher 1. The twin solid boosters, five segments on each side, will help support the remaining rocket components and the Orion spacecraft during final assembly of the Artemis II Moon rocket and provide more than 75 percent of the total SLS thrust during liftoff from NASA Kennedy’s Launch Pad 39B. Photo credit: NASA/Kim Shiflett
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Emergency Medical Technician DEMO HS
(two-person teams)
Front row L to R: High School medalists—Silver-Payton Teague and Emma O’Neil, McDowell High School (N.C.); Gold-David Medina and Tyler Kebbel, Polaris Career Center (Ohio); Bronze-Kaelyn White and C.J. Bell, Dr. James A. Forrest Career & Technical Center (Md.).
On Wednesday, March 30, 2106, the FDNY held a graduation ceremony for 118 Emergency Medical Technicians in Brooklyn.
On Wednesday, March 30, 2106, the FDNY held a graduation ceremony for 118 Emergency Medical Technicians in Brooklyn.
Starting in February 2013, over an intensive 20-week period, 16 high school students will take the autoservice technician program. Successful students will receive secondary and post-secondary credits and Level 1 of their apprenticeship toward achieving certification as auto mechanics.
Caption: A Hatian girl an her puppy walks next to the Mobile Veterinary Clinic in Haiti as ARCH veterinarians work in the neighborhood of Pelerin this saturday Feb 20 2010. More than 100 animals where treated today in the clinic which was dontated by the Animal Relief Coalition for Haiti (ARCH). Photo Tomas Stargardter
Excerpted from the 3/9/10 Kinship Circle alert Hope Has Wheels! $1.1M For Lasting Animal Aid In Haiti:
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From: Kinship Circle - info [at] kinshipcircle.org
Date: Tue, Mar 9, 2010 at 10:26 PM
Subject: Hope Has Wheels! $1.1M For Lasting Animal Aid In Haiti
3/9/10 - KINSHIP CIRCLE ANIMAL DISASTER AID
Hope Has Wheels! $1.1M Pledged For Lasting Animal Aid In Haiti
WHY AM I HERE? We highly recommend you view Tom McPhee's extraordinary short, "Why Am I Here?" Tom, Executive Director of World Animal Awareness Society -- and creator of the Katrina animal rescue film, American Opera -- explains why he traveled to Haiti to film animal aid operations with SODOPRECA. The film's rich texture and breathtaking scenes will make you feel as if you went with him: www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gg6Ng9jeGTk
Port-au-Prince, Haiti: Hope arrived on four wheels...
...Underneath a fully equipped veterinary mobile clinic! As of March 4, 2010, ARCH has treated over 4000 animals, including many dogs, goats, sheep, cats, pigs, cows, horses, donkeys and domestic fowl. In the photo above, Kenny, 10, said his dog Vito had "been sick for a long time, but I don't know any vets and don't have money." ARCH gave Vito antibiotics and vitamins and will check the dog's progress... Photos: IFAW/WSPA for ARCH
Animal groups pledge $1.1M dollars for long-term animal aid in Haiti 3/4/10 -- Animal Relief Coalition Of Haiti (ARCH) announced a $1.1 million agreement with the Haitian government to improve and repair animal welfare conditions in the aftermath of January's ruinous earthquake. Over 20 animal protection groups worldwide, including Kinship Circle, formed ARCH under joint leadership of World Society For Protection of Animals and International Fund For Animal Welfare. The ambitious long-term plan covers:
* DISEASE PREVENTION NETWORK: To protect people and animals from disease outbreaks, a laboratory and staff will carry out targeted vaccination campaigns for Rabies, Anthrax and other diseases.
* VETERINARY TRAINING: Our goal is to train at least 200 Haitian veterinarians and vet technicians for current/future animal welfare issues.
* VACCINATION COLD STORAGE: A "cold chain" is crucial to keep vaccinations fresh and stable through delivery.
* ANIMAL POPULATION STUDIES: Haiti's animal demographics have changed dramatically due to recent disasters. Updated data is vital to reach animals.
ARCH's mobile vet clinic makes rounds to underserved areas such as Pelerin where Haitians line-up to have animals vaccinated. According to the Haitian Ministry of Agriculture, there are some 5 million farmed animals in Haiti (not including domestic fowl), and about 500,000 dogs in Port-au-Prince.
Why Haiti's animals, when animals everywhere need help? Kinship Circle Animal Disaster Aid made a promise to help Haiti's animals after one of the most devastating earthquakes in modern times. ARCH's enduring plan to coordinate veterinarians, clinics, vaccines...gives these animals a chance in future disasters and daily survival.
All Haiti photos: T. Stargardter (c) WSPA/IFAW for ARCH
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Emergency Medical Technician DEMO
(two-person teams) CPS
Front row L to R: College/Postsecondary medalists—Silver-Georgia Charlton and Triston Parton, Motlow State Community College (Tenn.); Gold-Abigail Davis and Ana Dominguez-Arias, Guilford Technical Community College (N.C.); Bronze-Isaac Nesbit and Tetiana Denysenko, Wiregrass Georgia Technical College (Ga.).
Gonzales Healthcare Systems Jane Johnson Women's Imaging Center where Radiology Technician Kristy Garcia uses a shadow test target to demonstrate how this 3-dimensional (3D) mammography system quickly provides a fast digital breast tomosynthesis scan in seconds, and improving detection of anomalies at a much earlier stage, in Gonzales, TX, on June 9, 2021.
Each 3D digital electronic image is created from several dozen thin high-resolution scans that, when layered, show an image with length, width, and height. Earlier 2D x-rays showed just a single image of the entire breast. The mass could hide or obscure an anomaly.
The compact and ergonomic paddle design provides greater comfort and less movement during the scan process. Here, the paddles hold a plastic test tablet that shows no humanly visible signs of abnormalities, but when scanned, they are seen at various levels.
The digital system made film and chemical processing obsolete and the former film processing room was re-utilized as a bone density examination room.
In 2013, they were awarded a 4% grant from the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) Rural Development, Community Facilities (CF) Direct Loan & Grant Program totaling $28,800.
For more information about the CF program, go to, rd.usda.gov/programs-services/community-facilities-direct-loan-grant-program
Gonzales Healthcare Systems Foundation Executive Director Kelly A. Lindner says - To say that it has saved lives is an understatement. Here if an anomaly is found, it can be followed with an ultrasound and biopsy; all in one visit.
In the room is a Wall of Cheer that honors the local high school cheerleaders and sponsor, who have conducted annual fundraisers to help uninsured Gonzales County residents, pay for 3D mammography and ultrasound scans, and biopsies. Lindner, continued, "From September 2019 to September 2020 we performed 77 procedures, ostensibly in nine months, as the hospital was banned by the state from doing elective surgeries during the height of the COVID-19 pandemic."
This is a high number in a community where more than 70% live under the poverty level and having preventative health exams, such as the scans, are typically low. USDA Multimedia by Lance Cheung.
Scientist inspecting in-vitro plants in test tubes with technician in a Tissue Culture Laboratory. (file name: PHM_bc055)
Technician in the marketplace in Zanzibar's Stone Town trying to repair imported electronics from Europe. That which cannot be repaired is left in the country as waste, taken to the landfill and burned. Copyright BAN, May 2018.
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PHILIPPINE SEA (May 2, 2011) Information Systems Technician Herman Bennett mans a twin-mounted .50-caliber machine gun during a simulated fast boat attack drill aboard USS Avenger (MCM 1). Avenger is on patrol in the 7th Fleet area of responsibility. (U.S. Navy photo by Mass Communication Specialist 3rd Class Brian A. Stone\Released)
Technician at the Plant Genetic Resources Research Institute (PGRRI) Tissue Culture Lab - Bunso, Ghana
Credit: Global Crop Diversity Trust
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