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Doctor , the Rs , we provide far

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forward surgical and resuscitative

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capabilities . Kind of that damage

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control surgery , damage control

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resuscitation . For this exercise . In

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particular , we are augmenting a role

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too and providing surgical capabilities .

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The soonest that we can do an

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intervention to that warrior who was

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hurt , the better outcome that warrior

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will have to preserve life , limb and

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eyesight . We are trying to set the

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precedent for what to expect for other

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units , determining these doctrinal

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expectations and hit times what we've

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calculated is that we can be ready to

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take a surgical patient in about an

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hour with setting up our shelters . The

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first one being designated for a T and

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operating room and then having our

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entire set up with the ICU ready to go

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and everything is probably closer to 90

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minutes . So we've been trying to

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mitigate some of those things that we

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normally don't have to worry about the

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efficacy of medications after they have

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frozen and thawed or how long our

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batteries will last or how can we

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transport some of our medical equipment ,

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the ventilators , so they're not

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freezing . I think the biggest

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limitation would be getting heat . We

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can't perform surgery , a cold

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environment . We've taken temperature

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sensitive supplies such as our first

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set of or instruments that we might use

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and any meds or sterilizing liquids

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that , that can't be frozen . And we've

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put those in a warm environment and

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then everything else we've allowed to

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freeze knowing that we'll need them to

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thaw when they need to be used .

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Otherwise we would mission incapable

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once we arrive when we're out there in

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the fight , we're ready . The challenge

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with that will be how to be that high

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speed health care professional .

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Whether that means pulling somebody off ,

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go through a pile of fresh snow TC in

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the Arctic with our snow shoes on the

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FD will know how to operate and be the

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best medical support system in this

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environment .