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Decontamination Training
1st Infantry Division
June 5, 2010 | 1:03
Package about Soldiers receiving training on how to decontaminate an area after a chemical attack. Includes sound bite from Michael Miller, Field Service Rep. for USF-I. Also see "Decontamination Training" in the b-roll section. Produced by Sgt. Nick Morales.
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