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The Air Force requires all airmen to

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complete online survival evasion ,

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rescue and escape training . By june

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30th 2000 and eight Airmen are

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receiving hands on CPR training at

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Yokota Air Base Japan Marine corporal

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jOHN Callaway reports . Here's

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specialists have proved themselves an

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asset in a military aviation community

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for years 5 30 ensuring pilots and

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aircrews know how to stay safe and

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establish lines of communication and

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unfamiliar territory until help can

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arrive . But what other types of

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scenarios that these pilots overseas

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need to prepare for being located

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mainly in Japan . The majority of the

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missions that we're going to do , we're

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going to be over water . So the

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likelihood of that if something does go

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wrong , you're going to want to have

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that muscle memory of exactly how to

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get in Iraq , how to use your life

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preserving unit . If you can survive in

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the water long enough we can come pick

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you up and you can get back to your

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family . Marine corporal jen Calloway

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Yokota Air Base Japan