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- It was disturbing to see all the footage

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on the TV of the disaster area.

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And it's, again, just great opportunity

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to be one of the few military commands

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that's actually able to
support this operation.

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Basically we've been loading onto stores.

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Lasts us about two weeks
at a thousand beds.

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Based on the amount of people in the city.

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I think today's load was about 90 pallets.

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- We're downtown passing out these flyers

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so that the firefighters
that have somewhere to stay

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they can get a shower, they
can get something to eat,

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and the police department can come down

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and we can feed those
guys, give them some rest.

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Get them stress free and get them

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back out there to the site.

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They're out here to support.

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The Navy is out here supporting

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and making sure they get
a meal, they get rest.

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They want to see a chaplain
they can see a chaplain.

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If they need to see a doctor
they can see a doctor.

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We are here for them.

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And I'm proud to do that.

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(heart monitor beeping)

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- [Doctor] How often do you get to order?

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- [Patient] Get an hour
lunch, but that's about it.

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- [Doctor] That's it?

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- [Patient] Yeah.

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Before we get to the job, like say

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we stop for breaking or something.

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- [Doctor] It's all right here.

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- [Patient] I come in to work on the ship

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and the ship has to work on me.

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- We open up 8 o'clock in
the morning and we're working

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like usual and all of a
sudden we saw it on TV.

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And when the second plane hit we felt it

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because the explosion was much bigger.

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We just started panicking,

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we thought it was a terrorist attack.

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- [Interviewer] You
thought that right away?

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- Oh yes.

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Oh yes, because one is an accident,

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but the second one is not.

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- [Interviewer] Yeah.

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- Definitely.

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Two in the same few minutes apart,

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15 minutes apart, whatever it was.

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- On a clear day.

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- Yeah.

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So we started, first we say stay in here

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because we thought it's
better off, it's safer here.

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But then when it was
maybe 30 minutes later

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when everything started collapsing,

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we all started panicking,
we started running

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and only guy left here
was one of my workers.

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He's not here right
now, but he stayed here

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and he helped the people out too.

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Because people were
coming in from the street

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because it was pitch black out there.

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And he was washing the faces

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and tried to help them out.

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And I was out there with everybody else

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running for my life.

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It was not easy.

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We lost lots of friends and we don't know

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if they're still alive or they're

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underneath the World Trade Center.

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- [Interviewer] And you work with who?

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- I'm actually a volunteer.

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I privately train with
search dogs in California.

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And we came out, left Thursday
and got here Saturday.

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Drove.

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(drilling)

