Tech. Sgt. Phil Seif with the 123rd Contingency Response

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Tech. Sgt. Phil Seif with the 123rd Contingency Response

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Tech. Sgt. Phil Seif with the 123rd Contingency Response Element installs a speaker system on top of the Hard sided Expandable Light Air Mobile Shelter in Springfield, Mo., May 16, 2011, during the National Level Exercise. The NLE is comprised of the Department of Defense forces and Human Services such as the Mobile Aeromedical Staging Facility and the Federal Emergency Management Agency. The NLE itself is a scenario of a 6.0 or higher earthquake on the New Madrid fault line.

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