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Yeah .

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What

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we're conducting today is an aircraft

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incident exercise . Main narrative is

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that two aircraft during an airshow

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collided . One of them crashed into an

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area of Spectators . This is driving a

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secondary mass casualty exercise . And

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so what you're seeing around you is a

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combination of both military and

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civilian unit coordinating the initial

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response as well as the clean up after .

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The fact you're going to see fire

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personnel from the medical group as

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well as first responders from outside

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in Cheyenne . You're gonna see A . M .

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R . With their ambulances , you're

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gonna see life flight helicopters come

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in and carry out the most severely

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wounded . So in terms of on base

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military response , our first

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responders , we have our own fire

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department on base . We also have our

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personnel from the medical group .

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They're coming in to provide immediate

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medical assistance . Obviously everyone

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in the military is trained in self aid

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buddy care . So any on site military

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personnel during the time of the

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incident would be immediately rendering

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that aid to anyone who's injured . The

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helicopter group that is on base ,

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they're coming and supporting with

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their aircraft and helping medevac

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individuals that are more severely

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injured out of the A . O . R . The end

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game for this exercise is to validate

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all the procedures that everyone has in

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place for those theoretical situations

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and making sure that again if something

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does happen it's not the first time

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they've seen it . Real world we're

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actually able to practice because at

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the end of the day , I hope it is not a

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strategy that we'd like to employ in

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the Air Force . We'd like to employ

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strategies based on real tangible skill

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and you can only get that by exercise .

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If I was to quantify exactly the level

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of effort that would be involved in the

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exercise , I would say you probably

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have close to a quarter if not a third

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of the base population participating .

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Obviously in the situation where we

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would have a real world scenario , it

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would be all hands on deck , everyone

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in the wing would be participating .

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Even if it's just to be that extra set

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of hands that can help . Mhm . Okay .

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Mhm .