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(crowd screaming)

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- This is where you see
kind of a little bit of,

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I want to say chaos,

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of not really having anybody in control.

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And we're going to work
more on interoperability.

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What could go wrong, went wrong,

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but that's the only way
they're gonna learn.

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With this scenario, we
had members from the 554.

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They had a bus roll over,

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and so we were able to have
the community play with us,

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the Rhode police department,

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along with integrating
with our medical assets.

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So kind of re-enacting
something that may happen

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if we do have a humanitarian response,

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with the local community.

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- Of course we're going to take back

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what we're learning here,

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but there's no better way
to learn than to actually

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be in it and actually,

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you know, experiencing it.

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- Me personally, I love trauma situations,

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so any time that there's
traumas and mass cal's,

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that's something that,
personally, feel like I thrive in.

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So, anytime that I could get other

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people prepared for that,

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in order to keep cranking the mission.

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That's what I'll do.

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There's always going to
be some struggles with

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getting a group of people
to all get on the same page,

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but at the end of the day we just

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pushed through and got it done.

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- [Sgt. Sheppard] Once
we get the mission done,

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like, that's the most
fulfilling, you know, feeling,

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and the whole purpose of
this is to get patients

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in and out to where they need to get to

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so they can get that
higher echelon of care.

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- [Lt. Col. Penny] Lots of firsts.

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First with the Navy,
it's also the first year

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that they've had this
multinational task force,

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and so we've been able to do a lot more

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interaction with our
Coca Deadeye than we have

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in previous years, so it's been

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a really good learning experience.

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- [Sgt. Sheppard] When
something in a disaster happens,

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that would be the wrong time to figure out

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okay, what can you guys do,
what can you contribute,

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what can we do, and what can we not do.

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So this training is really
good to kind of just solidify

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what we all can bring to the fight,

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or the disaster, or whatever might happen.