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(engine starting)

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(engine running)

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(engine drowns out voice)

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- Is that the air on or the heater on?

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Turn the air on.

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- Okay.

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(engine drowns out voices)

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- I thought you got it right.

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You know you did.

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(engine running)
(window squeaking)

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(engine drowns out voices)

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(doors slamming)

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(doors slamming)
(engine drowns out voices)

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- Like a pill bottle.

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- Yeah.

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It's hard to get your weight
on it because of where it's at.

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(soldier grunting)

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- You caught?

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Radiator caught?

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(metal turning)

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(engine revving)

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(wipers scraping)

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- Yeah, we need oil.

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(engine starting)

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- We're here as a standby
25-personnel team, if you will.

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Task Force Griffin.

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We're here, like I said,

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in standby to help out
the local community.

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Whether it be FEMA,

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the local Tulare County
Emergency Response,

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what have you, in any facet
that they might need help in.

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We were at Glen Mills, and
there was three tractor trailers

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that came in from FEMA that
had all different types

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of field medical equipment.

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And we unloaded three
tractor trailers in roughly

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a little under three hours.

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We had it set up in a
little under two days.

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They were working hard.

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Everything goes to them.

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The soldiers are hardworking
and their ready to serve

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in any way that they can.

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- We're just here to help.

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And people need to stay inside.

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They need to wash their hands

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so this can all be over,

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and we can all go back
to our normal lives.

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- When I get up in the morning,

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and I look at my neighborhood,

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it's not the best thing.

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I need something for my
younger siblings to look up to.

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I don't want them to
look outside, see that.

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I rather them see me do this.

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Put this uniform on, do this.

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Right now we are PM assessing vehicles.

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We are checking the vehicles.

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Making sure they are ready good to go

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for when they are actually needed.

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So we check the exterior and the interior.

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The seat belts,

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the tires,

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the oil ...

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the gas ...

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Everything we need to
make sure these vehicles

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are up and running for when
we have to do a mission.

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(metal screeching)

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(metal banging)

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(hood screeching)

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- Did it go in?

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- Yeah.

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- As you can see here, we're gonna check

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the vehicle's force in early floor.