The Hawaii National Guard casualty collection team package a roleplaying victim who passed (notionally) during the Combined Training Exercise at Kalaeloa, Hawaii, July 18, 2017. A CTE is biannual training event that affords CERFP team members opportunities to grow in their disaster response skills. (Air National Guard Photo by Tech. Sgt. Andrew Jackson)

The Hawaii National Guard casualty collection team package a roleplaying victim who passed (notionally) during the Combined Training Exercise at Kalaeloa, Hawaii, July 18, 2017. A CTE is biannual training event that affords CERFP team members opportunities to grow in their disaster response skills. (Air National Guard Photo by Tech. Sgt. Andrew Jackson) Stock Photo

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