Aircraft Rescue and Firefighting Specialists with Marine Corps Air Facility Quantico execute fire and rescue training at the airfield aboard Marine Corps Base Quantico, Va., July 22, 2020. They practiced how to control a fuel fire on a simulated downed aircraft to prepare for any real-life scenarios. MCAF implements quarterly training for Marines to improve mission quality for the base.
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Good training to be had for sure! By the way, who thought up the title? They need to be promoted!