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Casualty role players give the give the scenario a

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Casualty role players give the give the scenario a sense of realism and urgency during a training exercise for the Washington National Guard's 10th Homeland Response Force (HRF) at the Spokane Readiness Center Apr. 7-9, 2017. Human Domain Solutions, LLC, contracted 75 local civilians to help support the more than 330 members of the HRF as they train to mobilize and deploy in support of the Federal Emergency Management Agency. (U.S. Army National Guard photo by Maj. Matt Baldwin)

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