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My name is Fernando Aguilera . I go by

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Aggie . I'm a tech sergeant . Uh , here

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at Air Force Base , EOD , I'm uh the

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NCO IC of uh Quality Assurance here at .

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So this exercise here is a nuclear

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weapons incident response from an

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initial response force perspective ,

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which is what every EODDD

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capability is . The nearest

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installation has to respond . In case

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of one of these accidents . It's

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important for you to conduct exercises

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like this and all the other different

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mission sets that we focus on so we can

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keep our skills sharp . So we are an

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immediate response force . We should be

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the first ones to get there before

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everything else gets stood up . So

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for operation frozen Peanut , the most

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important I think thing here is

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bringing people from other shops ,

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other UD techs to collaborate . Um ,

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some of these flights aren't custodial

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bases . So this isn't what they do a

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lot of the time . So we want to bring

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them in to see , uh to just essentially

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let them know , hey , this isn't , this

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isn't hard . It's just , uh it's very

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meticulous and how you develop your

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threat assessment , your thought

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process . Um , and just take a big

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picture and break it up into pieces so

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you can execute .