A simulated patient had moulage applied to her arm.

Here is a simulated laceration to the right hip.

This "patient" has simulated burns to the right hand & arm that were made with Metamucel. Now there's one way to get fiber in your diet!

Phase 1: Fire Suppression. Notice how small the firefighter in the far left side of the photo looks in comparrison to the aircraft mock-up.

It's a good thing this isn't real!

The temperature of this fire reached 1500 degrees Fahrenheit.

The Norfolk Airport Authority Fire Department arrives on scene.

The Norfolk Airport Fire Department is quick to attack the fire.

This airport fire truck attacks the fire with both of it's deck guns. Notice the fire tornado spiraling skyward on the left side of the photo.

Firefighters begin to get the fire under control.

This is a great shot of the water stream extinguishing the fire & creating steam.

Only remnants of the buring fuel remain.

An Flight Attendant yells for responders to help her passengers.

A simulated victim yells for help.

A Flight Attendant runs for help.

Simulated victims await assistance from first responders.

Some of the less injured simulated victims are stunned by what has just happened.

Norfolk Firefighters attend to a simulated victim.

A simulated victim is walked to the Green Treatment Area by a Norfolk Firefighter.

Norfolk Firefighters move a simulated patient to the treatment area on a backboard.

Firefighters tend to the simulated victims of this aircraft incident.

Norfolk Emergency Communications Dispatchers diligently monitor on-scene communications.

Norfolk Battalion Chiefs Cannon & Norville, & Norfolk Airport Fire Dept Deputy Chief Duggar monitor the progress of the exercise from the tower.

Norfolk Firefighters porter yet another simulated victim to the Treatment Area.

Norfolk Airport Firefighters perprae to move a "casualty" onto a backboard.

The Red Treatment Area Leader discusses "patient" transportation priorites with the crew from one of the responding ambulances.