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- We're at pier 14 today,
and as you can notice,

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there's more generators
coming in than going out.

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This is a positive sign,

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which shows the temporary
emergency power mission

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is slowly coming to an end.

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What we do here, we bring
in de-installed generators

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from critical public facilities,

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and then, they are serviced.

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Once they are serviced,

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they are either going to go
into storage in the states,

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or they are going to go into
a facility with FEMA here

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for the next hurricane response mission,

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and this is a good thing
because we'll be better prepared

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for the next mission.

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What FEMA's, and we've decided
to keep over 600 generators

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on the island for the next
hurricane response mission,

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and that's very good to have
that kind of preparedness

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because we are in the middle
of the 2018 hurricane season,

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and we are better prepared than we were

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during the Hurricane Maria storm.

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I'd like to say I'm honored
to work with the citizens

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of Puerto Rico and to serve with them

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in the temporary emergency power mission.