Compliance inspectors evaluate Keesler's major accident response during exercise
Nico Spadafora, a 334th Training Squadron student leads other students towards responding firefighters as they arrive on scene. The airmen were affected by the chemicals released from the aircraft in Tuesday's major accident response exercise. During the exercise a C-130J made a hard landing, lost engine power and crashed into a six-passenger van, coming to rest on the Triangle track north of Alho Manor. The scenario also included a spill from chemicals on the aircraft, hydraulic fluid and JP-8 fuel. Three people "died" and 30 were "injured" in the accident, part of this week's Air Education and Training Command Compliance Inspection. (U.S. Air Force photo by Kemberly Groue)
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