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Download Image of Spent shell cases sit on the floor after being ejected. Free for commercial use, no attribution required. Spent shell cases sit on the floor after being ejected from M-4 Carbines during combat arms training on April 1, 2019, at the 509th Security Forces Squadron shooting range at Whiteman Air Force Base, Missouri. After the training the cases on the floor were sorted through to ensure no unfired ammunition remained on the floor or improperly stored. (U.S. Air Force photo by Airman Parker J. McCauley). Dated: 01.04.2019. Topics: whiteman air force base, b 2, missouri, service, whiteman afb, bomber, sedalia, stealth, kansas city, aircraft, military, warrensburg, 509th bomb wing, b 2 spirit, knob noster, wafb, 509 bw, airman parker mccauley, 509th bomb wing public affairs, combat arms training at whiteman afb, dvids, ultra high resolution, high resolution, us air force
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