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A role player acts as a victim from a simulated hard landing made by a CH-47 Chinook, March 10, in Anderson, S.C. South Carolina National Guard units worked with local emergency management agencies and first responders during a mass casualty exercise that covered both Greenville and Anderson, S.C., March 10, 2015, as part of Vigilant Guard S.C. 2015. Vigilant Guard S.C. was an eight-day field exercise held March 5-12, that took place at numerous locations across South Carolina and was used as a way for the National Guard and its local and federal partners to test their response readiness and capabilities to a simulated hurricane and the resulting situations. (U.S. Air Force photo by Senior Airman Christopher Reel/Released)