Off the Hawaii Air National Guard Facebook page
As service members in the armed forces, we’re all too familiar with Chemical Biological Radiological Nuclear and Explosive (CBRNE) training scenarios led by Emergency Management professionals.
While normally these instructors are guiding us as we don gas masks and heavy layers of personal protective equipment, today is one of those days in which they practice what they preach.
This collaboration included guardsmen from the HIANG’s 154th Civil Engineer Squadron, the Kansas ANG’s 184th Wing, active-duty Airmen from the 15th Wing’s 647th CES and counterparts from Marine Corps Base Hawaii’s Marine Aircraft Group 24.
No matter what the field conditions are, these Emergency Management pros are committed to making sure service members are well-prepared and remain as safe as possible when operating in a potentially hazardous environment.
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