File:Texas Military Forces Train to Respond to Hazardous Disasters DVIDS281188.jpg

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English: Soldiers of the 836th Extraction Team transport a simulated casualty exposed to hazardous materials during a mass casualty exercise in a contaminated environment.The Texas National Guard's Standing Joint Interagency Task Force training exercise is part of their Chemical, Biological, Radiological, Nuclear and High-Yield Explosive Enhanced Response Force Package certification program. There are only 17 CERFP units in the United States.
Unit: Joint Task Force 136th (Maneuver Enhancement Brigade)
DVIDS Tags: decontamination; decon; chemical; emergency response; CERFP; biological; radiological; Texas Military Forces; hazardous material; Texas Air National Guard; disaster; Texas; Texas Army National Guard; extraction team
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Author Capt. Luke Talbot
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SAN ANTONIO, TX, US
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