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- Hi Sea Fast I'm Ens Benetia Thornton,

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the Assistant Installation
Security Officer.

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Welcome to National Night Out.

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National Night Out is
an annual opportunity

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for the security department,

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fellow first responders in our community

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to get to know each other.

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At our previous National Night Out events,

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you'd able to meet and greet the men

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and women at the Sea-Fast Security,

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Fire and Medical Department,

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and talk to us about what we do

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and how we can all work together

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to make our great
installation even better.

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Unfortunately, the pandemic has made

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these annual face-to-face
events impossible.

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So this year, we've created
a virtual presentation

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of National Night Out,

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to help you get to know
your first responders

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and what we do just a bit better.

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(upbeat music)

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- How's it going guys, I'm MA3 Powers

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and I'm a crew member in Harbor Security.

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We work as a team to do rapid responses,

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detect high value assets and do escorts.

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I have the best in Navy.

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(upbeat music)

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- MA2 Dayton, Harbor security Cox

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in accessible Harbor patrol unit.

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My main job here is waterfront security ,

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force protection,

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protect all assets in port

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and all the Pierce that we got out here,

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but I can't do this job
without my crew members.

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My name is Jeremy Hazel,

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I'm the a training chief here,

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the Sasebo Fire Department.

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Since we're unable to have the
National Night Out this year,

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we decided to come out
and do some training,

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some live fire training

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in our brand new Life Burn House Facility.

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And it correlates with this year

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National Fire Prevention Themes

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which is never leave a cooking unattended.

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So that's why we focus
on the kitchen fire.

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We start off with just a
regular kitchen fire progress

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into a rollover scenario.

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And then in the end,

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we put it all together
for a fully mauled stove

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and a rollover fire

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and just demonstrating different
capabilities and techniques

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on how to extinguish
different parts of fire.

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(upbeat music)

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- Hello, Sasebo I'm
investigator Townsend (mumbles)

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of Sea Fast crime prevention coordinators.

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And this loop hound is Scruff McGrath,

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the crime fighting dog.

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Although Sea Fast in Japan in general

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has a very low rate of crime.

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There are steps you can
take to prevent yourself

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from becoming a victim anywhere you go.

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For the past few years,

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the most commonly reported crime

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has been the theft of
unsecured belongings.

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Whether it's your locker at work,

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your bike,

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your car or your home,

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make sure to use a locker
wherever your property

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is unattended.

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We also recommend keeping
a log of your valuables

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with photos and serial numbers.

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Valuable items with no serial number

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can be engraved with a unique number

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and logged just the same.

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Keeping this log will help
us identify your property

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if it's ever stolen.

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Oh, and don't forget, register your bike.

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And finally, Sasebo beware
of your surroundings.

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We all play a part in crime prevention.

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So remember,

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if you see something, say something.

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(soft music)

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- Got a problem in your neighborhood.

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We're here to help.

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Good afternoon.

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I am patrol officer MA3 Lillian Stricker.

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We spend a lot of times
patrolling our base

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in neighborhoods,

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getting to know you and your concerns,

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solving problems and
working together to make our

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installation a great place to be.

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(slow upbeat music)

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- Hey, I'm Chief Reyes,

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the Kennel Master here

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for Sea Fast Security's
Military Working Dog Division.

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Typically annually we are
involved in National Night Out,

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however, this year due to COVID,

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we weren't able to,

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but we were still like to kind
of show the capabilities of

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military working dogs

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and a little bit about
what they do on the daily

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and it's always good to
show everyone out there,

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what these dogs are capable of.

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If you ever see a military
working dog on base,

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just typically we're always out and about,

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you know, it's good for you
to say hello from a distance,

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not run off on the dog,

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just cause they are working dogs.

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And although a lot of
them might be friendly.

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It's just good to keep your distance.

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- The men and women of the

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Sea Fast Security Fire
and Medical Departments

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are highly dedicated to
helping our installation

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be the very best place
to live, work and play.

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We can't do it without you.

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So whatever the issue

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or whatever the talent

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let's work together as partners,

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and we will see you next
year and National Night Out.

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