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- [Announcer] Stand by
for casevac timeline.

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- [Soldier] Roger, standing by.

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- [Announcer] Line one.

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- Three by ambulatory.

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- Really, we have to figure
out how, if anything happens,

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how do we get our personnel there quickly.

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And so with en route care,

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and with kind of role two

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and even the role one corpsman.

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We have to figure out how best to connect

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and figure out the safest
and most effective way

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to get anybody out to
that next echelon of care.

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- So today, what we're doing

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is we're working with the
Australian care flight personnel

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in order to conduct an overall rehearsal

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and proof of concept.

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So that when we ultimately
move into live fire,

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and full scale training,

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we can all move forward
knowing full and well

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that the process does work.

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That communication is
solid between every unit

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and then we can train you know,

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knowing that we're taken
care of by the Australians.