422nd Civil Engineer Squadron Fire Department conducts high angle rescue drills

RAF CROUGHTON, United Kingdom – 422nd Civil Engineer Squadron firefighter Mick Clement gets help with securing his harness during a series of high-angle rescue drills within the Raydome of Building 180 on Sept. 5. The drill was designed to practice lowering a "casualty" from height to a place of safety within the Raydome. (U.S. Air Force photos by Master Sgt. John Barton)

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422nd Civil Engineer Squadron Fire Department conducts high angle rescue drills

RAF CROUGHTON, United Kingdom – 422nd Civil Engineer Squadron firefighter Mick Clement hangs over a ledge as the rest of the fire department lifts a “casualty” over the railing during a drill within the Raydome of Building 180 on Sept. 5. The 422nd CES fire department conducted a series of high-angle rescue drills to practice placing a "casualty" in a basket and lowering them from height to a place of safety within the Raydome. (U.S. Air Force photos by Master Sgt. John Barton)

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422nd Civil Engineer Squadron Fire Department conducts high angle rescue drills

RAF CROUGHTON, United Kingdom – 422nd Civil Engineer Squadron firefighter Mick Clement secures the “victim” as he is lowered to the ground while the rest of the fire department secures the lines of the harnesses during a drill within the Raydome of Building 180 on Sept. 5. The 422nd CES fire department conducted a series of high-angle rescue drills to practice placing a "casualty" in a basket and lowering them from height to a place of safety within the Raydome. (U.S. Air Force photos by Master Sgt. John Barton)

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422nd Civil Engineer Squadron Fire Department conducts high angle rescue drills

Published Sept. 6, 2012