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  • 05 May 2004 - Avila Beach, California - Security trainer Mark Parsons, in red shirt, watches as trainee Jim Fletcher tries to don a gas mask as part of a qualifying firearms exercise at the Diablo Canyon nuclear power plant's firearms training facility. With a heavily armed security force averaging 17-years of experience at the power plant, Pacific Gas & Electric, operator of the power plant, is training officers for an expanded security force. The 17-week extensive physical and mental training program narrows down the 1,000 applicants to a mere 12 that qualify as nuclear security officers. (© 2004 Michael A. Mariant) By photographer Michael Mariant
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  • 05 May 2004 - Avila Beach, California - As one training instructor holds a timing device near his ear and a score keeper observes, Marshall Burkett fires an AR-15 assault rifle at human target outlines inside a mock hallway during a qualifying firearms exercise at the Diablo Canyon nuclear power plant's firearms training facility. With a heavily armed security force averaging 17-years of experience at the power plant, Pacific Gas & Electric, operator of the power plant, is training officers for an expanded security force. The 17-week extensive physical and mental training program narrows down the 1,000 applicants to a mere 12 that qualify as nuclear security officers. (© 2004 Michael A. Mariant) By photographer Michael Mariant
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  • 05 May 2004 - Avila Beach, California - Trainees watch and wait their turn as a fellow trainee goes through a qualifying firearms exercise at the Diablo Canyon nuclear power plant's firearms training facility. With a heavily armed security force averaging 17-years of experience at the power plant, Pacific Gas & Electric, operator of the power plant, is training officers for an expanded security force. The 17-week extensive physical and mental training program narrows down the 1,000 applicants to a mere 12 that qualify as nuclear security officers..Photo Credit: Michael A. Mariant/SIPA Press By photographer Michael Mariant
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  • 05 May 2004 - Avila Beach, California - Denise Low fires an AR-15 assault rifle at a target on the far hillside, the first stage in qualifying firearms exercise at the Diablo Canyon nuclear power plant's firearms training facility. With a heavily armed security force averaging 17-years of experience at the power plant, Pacific Gas & Electric, operator of the power plant, is training officers for an expanded security force. The 17-week extensive physical and mental training program narrows down the 1,000 applicants to a mere 12 that qualify as nuclear security officers. (© 2004 Michael A. Mariant) By photographer Michael Mariant
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