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Hill AFB first responders learn new skills to save lives during hostile events

(Left to right) James Weston, Fire and Emergency Services rescue captain, assists Airman 1st Class Gabriel Briones, F&ES firefighter, as he gears up in ballistic protective and medical response gear during a Rescue Task Force exercise Dec. 5, 2019, at Hill Air Force Base, Utah. The RTF is a tactic used during active shooter/hostile events and consists of “task forces” or integrated teams of security forces defenders and fire and emergency medical services responders working together to provide medical care to victims during an incident much faster. (U.S. Air Force photo by Todd Cromar)

PHOTO BY: Todd Cromar
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NIKON D5

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90/10

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10/5000

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1600

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