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- Hello Barnstormers, welcome
to your November drill

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and our four-day phase
two readiness exercise.

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I'm really excited about this,

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getting it off to a great start.

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The most important thing
we all need to remember

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is you know safety is number one.

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We're gonna be looking out for each other

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and we're gonna be
looking after the mission

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to make sure that we are on
step and ready to go to war.

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Readiness is one of those
things that's incredibly

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difficult to measure.

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Like anything else, you
know it when you see it.

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We need to always remember the leadership

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knows we are ready at any time to go.

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We are ready right now
as a wing to go to war,

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and we are ready to fight.

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What we really need to
focus on is can we actually

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go to that fight and continue to survive

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and operate in a contested environment?

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That's what we're out there to measure.

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We know what readiness
looks like as a whole.

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I can look at a unit and go
these guys are ready to go.

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You as the individual are
the one who need to assess.

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When you go home and you
think about going to war,

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are you ready?

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Is the guy next to you ready?

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That being said, I know
this is going to be

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a fantastic exercise, and go Barnstormers.

