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Soldiers Experiment with New Technology to Help First Responders

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By Homeland Security Today
(Photo by Maj. Ebony Gay, 94th Training Division-Force Sustainment, Public Affairs)

Saving the most lives as fast as possible during a crisis is the biggest priority for search and rescue teams.

“That’s the name of the game,” said 1st Lt. Davion Thomas, Battle Captain of the Search and Instruction Team. “Try to do it as fast and as safe as possible.”

So, soldiers are experimenting with different technologies to answer a specific question.

Read more at KY3

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