Col. Andy Munera, United States Army CBRN School commandant, and Command Sgt. Maj. Henney Hodgkins, CBRN School command sergeant major, with the help of #FortLeonardWood children flip the switch lighting the installation's tree. | U.S. Army Fort Leonard Wood

4.8K views · 183 reactions | Col. Sean Crockett, United States Army CBRN School commandant, took a few minutes today to discuss the 2022 Best CBRN Warrior Competition with us. Come out to Gammon Field Thursday at 3:30 p.m. to cheer on the competitors as they face the Crucible, the culminating event of the competition! #BestCBRNWarrior | U.S. Army Fort Leonard Wood | Facebook

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Throughout Basic Combat Training #BCT, Trainees build confidence in themselves and their equipment. Trainees going through the CBRN Chamber learn this first hand when they're tasked to remove their protective equipment, clear it, prior to removing it to experience CS gas. This is a memorable experience in every service members journey to joining the U.S. Army, do you remember your first time in the CS Chamber? | U.S. Army Center for Initial Military Training

In week 2 of Basic Training, U.S. Army Trainees are exposed to the CBRN chamber. This event exposes Trainees to chemical, biological, radiological, and nuclear irritants that challenge them to remain calm during stressful situations and trust their equipment by efficiently clearing and applying their gas masks. Do you remember your first time going through the gas chamber? | U.S. Army Center for Initial Military Training

10K views · 213 reactions | U.S. Army Japan’s Chemical, Biological, Radiological and Nuclear team and the 340th Chemical Company recently observed the Japan Ground Self-Defense Force’s CBRN rescue demonstration with CBRN experts from Yokota Air Base and Naval Air Facility Atsugi. #ArmyReadiness #SoldierReadiness #CriticalContingencies | United States Army Garrison Japan | Facebook

CBRN gives you wings...to fly away from the chamber. During this #OSUT exercise, trainees experience the effects of CS gas, and learn how to use their equipment to protect themselves. As an added bonus, the chamber clears any stuffed up sinuses they might have! | U.S. Army Maneuver Center of Excellence