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Darwin airport firefighters train in Alice

ATTACK: Air Services Australia Firefighters using the specially built airport fire tender pour foam on a simulated fire during a recent trainimg exercise. (PIC: PHIL WILLIAMS)

A contingent of Airservices Australia Aviation Rescue Fire Fighters (ARFF) from Darwin recently visited Alice Springs airport for hot fire […]

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