Team Little Rock practices major accident response

Senior Airmen Kathryn Goffe, 19th Aerospace Medicine Squadron, applies bandages to Airmen 1st Class Rachel Phillips' simulated wounds while Senior Airman Dennis Breyfogle, 19th Aerospace Medicine Squadron, tends to another patient after a simulated explosion during a major accident response exercise Jan. 22. A MARE is performed for Airmen to practice procedures that are used during a real incident. (U.S. Air Force photo by Senior Airman Christine Clark)

Team Little Rock practices major accident response

Staff Sgt. Christopher Gilbert and Senior Airmen Dennis Breyfogle, 19th Medical Group, apply bandages to simulated injuries to a patient's face, after a simulated explosion during a major accident response exercise Jan. 22. The MARE lasted approximately five hours and provided base Airmen the opportunity to train for real world situations. (U.S. Air Force photo by Senior Airman Christine Clark)

Team Little Rock practices major accident response

Little Rock Air Force Base medics and Jacksonville paramedics prepare to load a patient into an ambulance after a simulated explosion during a major accident response exercise Jan. 22. In a real-world event Jacksonville paramedics join Little Rock AFB in transferring patients. (U.S. Air Force photo by Senior Airman Christine Clark)

Team Little Rock practices major accident response

Published Jan. 27, 2010