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Fire Fighters from the Marine Corps Air Station Beaufort

Fire Fighters from the Marine Corps Air Station Beaufort

Fire Fighters from the Marine Corps Air Station Beaufort

Fire Fighters from the Marine Corps Air Station Beaufort

Fire Fighters from the Marine Corps Air Station Beaufort

Fire Fighters from the Marine Corps Air Station Beaufort

The Marine Corps Air Station Beaufort Explosive Ordnance

The Marine Corps Air Station Beaufort Explosive Ordnance

The Marine Corps Air Station Beaufort Explosive Ordnance

Fire Fighters from the Marine Corps Air Station Beaufort

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Fire Fighters from the Marine Corps Air Station Beaufort fire department get dress in hazardous material suits to contain a chemical spill at the training pool aboard Marine Corps Air Station Beaufort, South Carolina, July 19, 2013. Approximately 150 gallons of sodium hypochlorite was spilled in the vicinity of the pool, emergency personnel from the Air Station, Parris Island and Beaufort County responded and contained and removed the source of the leak. (U.S. Marine Corps photo by Lance Cpl. Patrick J. McMahon/ Released)

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