USAF Medical CBRN Challenge 2006
ASG powered the first-ever Air
Force-wide CBRN Challenge at
Brooks City Base, TX in September
2006. ASG was responsible for
developing realistic and relevant
scenarios to challenge responders.
Participants lauded the exercise as
the best training they have received
throughout their careers. For more
information on how ASG can support
your emergency response
requirements, please contact us.
Related
Air Force News Story
Brooks City Base Newspaper
Force-wide CBRN Challenge at
Brooks City Base, TX in September
2006. ASG was responsible for
developing realistic and relevant
scenarios to challenge responders.
Participants lauded the exercise as
the best training they have received
throughout their careers. For more
information on how ASG can support
your emergency response
requirements, please contact us.
Related
Air Force News Story
Brooks City Base Newspaper
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ASG developed benchmark
pandemic influenza, continuity of
operations, and medical surge
capacity plans for the south central
region of Colorado. On July 18th,
ASG facilitated a table top exercise
for over 100 emergency managers
and responders. Several
participants stated that they were
"impressed with ASG." Others
commented on the detail and
preparation required to make this
exercise community-specific. For
more information on how ASG can
tailor your emergency plans for
your community, and conduct a
comprehensive exercise, please
contact us.
pandemic influenza, continuity of
operations, and medical surge
capacity plans for the south central
region of Colorado. On July 18th,
ASG facilitated a table top exercise
for over 100 emergency managers
and responders. Several
participants stated that they were
"impressed with ASG." Others
commented on the detail and
preparation required to make this
exercise community-specific. For
more information on how ASG can
tailor your emergency plans for
your community, and conduct a
comprehensive exercise, please
contact us.
Pandemic Influenza Planning and Exercise 2007
ASG developed medical emergency scenarios (MERCAT)
which tests how well a base responds and works with it's local
medical community. In August 2008, FE Warren AFB went
through the MERCAT where they were tested on their
medical emergency readiness and response. An FE Warren
Col. states, "We have to be ready to treat mass casualties
under extreme conditions and there's really no other way to
know if we have the skills and assets to accomplish this
without these practices."
which tests how well a base responds and works with it's local
medical community. In August 2008, FE Warren AFB went
through the MERCAT where they were tested on their
medical emergency readiness and response. An FE Warren
Col. states, "We have to be ready to treat mass casualties
under extreme conditions and there's really no other way to
know if we have the skills and assets to accomplish this
without these practices."
Medical Emergency Exercise (MERCAT) 2008
A medical team member checks a
patient before admission into the
decontamination line Friday during
the MERCAT. (Photo by Bernie
Ernstt)
patient before admission into the
decontamination line Friday during
the MERCAT. (Photo by Bernie
Ernstt)
Sergeant Balmer and the
American Medical Response
team prepare to remove patients
to an off-site medical facilitiy.
(Photo by Bernie Ernst)
American Medical Response
team prepare to remove patients
to an off-site medical facilitiy.
(Photo by Bernie Ernst)
