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Cpl. Adam Marlatt discusses possible safe routes through the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear disaster area with a member of a local nongovernmental organization after scanning radiation levels of the main roads around the plant.

Cpl. Adam Marlatt discusses possible safe routes through the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear disaster area with a member of a local nongovernmental organization after scanning radiation levels of the main roads around the plant.

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Cpl. Adam Marlatt checks a local council member from Miyagi Prefecture, Japan, for any signs of radioactive contamination in the aftermath of the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear disaster. The councilman had been wearing the same jacket for days as he worked in the disaster zone and was concerned about contamination.

Cpl. Adam Marlatt checks a local council member from Miyagi Prefecture, Japan, for any signs of radioactive contamination in the aftermath of the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear disaster. The councilman had been wearing the same jacket for days as he worked in the disaster zone and was concerned about contamination.

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Cpl. Adam Marlatt helps prepare a paralyzed Haitian patient for a medical evacuation to the United States for further treatment Jan. 2011.

Cpl. Adam Marlatt helps prepare a paralyzed Haitian patient for a medical evacuation to the United States for further treatment Jan. 2011.

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Several members of the Global Disaster Immediate Response Team drive through the mountains of Haiti assessing rural areas for any signs of cholera outbreaks Dec. 2010.

Several members of the Global Disaster Immediate Response Team drive through the mountains of Haiti assessing rural areas for any signs of cholera outbreaks Dec. 2010.

Photo by Photo courtesy of Cpl. Adam Marlatt