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what I know I waited in line patiently 

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waited in . I don't know if I'm going 

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to emotionally recover from 

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Ready Eagle is a week long hands on 

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scenario based training that we do to 

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help prepare medical personnel to test 

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our capabilities . And it turns into 

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two days of a full scale exercise where 

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we actually put our capabilities to the 

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test and see where we fall under our 

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training and how we would respond . 

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So Red Eagle connects to and supports 

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intellects overall mission because we 

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are here to support the NATO's southern 

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flank . And this training enhances our 

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capabilities to protect the Air Force's 

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greatest asset , which is the world 

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fighter . It's important because we 

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need to practice the way we play , 

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having that realism provided to our 

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medics to actually do the hands on and 

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train and work together . It allows us 

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to have that muscle memory for when a 

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real world event does happen . They 

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have it in their heads to go ahead and 

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respond the way that we practice . 

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Mm hmm , mm hmm .