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Summary
Sgt. Nicholas Erridge, a chemical, biological radiological and nuclear specialist from Portage, Ohio, with the 51st Civil Support Team (Michigan National Guard), Joint Force Headquarters Michigan, receives his brief on the possible "contaminated" areas before conducting a route reconnaissance mission Aug. 12 during a major field training exercise at Muscatatuck Urban Training Center. The training at MUTC is part of Vibrant Response 13-2 that trains approximately 5,700 service members and civilians from the local, state and federal agencies on reacting to catastrophic domestic incidents. (Photo by Army Staff Sgt. Tomora E. Clark, 13th Public Affairs Detachment)
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51st civil support team
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vibrant response 13 2
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13 th public affairs detachment
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field training exercise
Date
12/08/2013
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