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Emergency Planning and Security - Troy, Ala. , September 8, 2011 - Roger Mobley, Weapons of Mass Destruction Instructor at FEMA, demonstrates a portable methamphetamine lab to explain what first responders look for in this highly explosive situation at Be Ready Day. In remembrance of Sept 11, 2001, Be Ready Day, hosted by Troy University and sponsored by the EMA, emphasized teaching students about safety in a number of area, including tornado preparedness.

Emergency Planning and Security - Troy, Ala. , September 8, 2011 - Robi Mobley, FEMA Patient Simulation Specialist, explains the functions of a simulator, including moving, crying, bleeding and talking at Be Ready Day. In remembrance of Sept 11, 2001, Be Ready Day, hosted by Troy University and sponsored by the EMA, emphasized teaching students about safety in a number of area, including tornado preparedness.

Emergency Planning and Security - Troy, Ala. , September 8, 2011 - Students interact with a Patient Simulator and Robi Mobley of FEMA at Be Ready Day. The simulator, which speaks, cries, bleeds and moves, makes it possible for practicing patient care with real reactions to emergency situations. In remembrance of Sept 11, 2001, Be Ready Day, hosted by Troy University and sponsored by the EMA, emphasized teaching students about safety in a number of area, including tornado preparedness.

Emergency Planning and Security - Troy, Ala. , September 8, 2011 - Students tour an EMA inflatable medical tent at Be Ready Day. The tents are used during emergency situations to help triage and medical needs that are not immediately life threatening. This one includes medical supplies, clean drinking water, a sink, refrigerator, two rows of beds and a playpen. In remembrance of Sept 11, 2001, Be Ready Day, hosted by Troy University and sponsored by the EMA, emphasized teaching students about safety in a number of area, including tornado preparedness.

Emergency Planning and Security ^ Tornado - Troy, Ala. , September 8, 2011 - Mannequins dressed in hazardous materials suits guests to FEMA's Center for Domestic Preparedness station at Be Ready Day. In remembrance of Sept 11, 2001, Be Ready Day, hosted by Troy University and sponsored by the EMA, emphasized teaching students about safety in a number of area, including tornado preparedness.

Tornado - Troy, Ala. , September 8, 2011 - FEMA Mitigation Specialist Mathew Dewar speaks to local students about wind-resistant techniques of building during Be Ready Alabama. In remembrance of Sept 11, 2001, Be Ready Alabama, hosted by Troy University and sponsored by the EMA, emphasized teaching students about safety in a number of area, including tornado preparedness.

Tornado - Auburn, Ala. , September 2, 2011 - Auburn University students assemble the foundation for a FEMA DAWG HAUS. The DAWG HAUS or Disaster Avoidance With Good Home Attenuating-Unionization System is a wind-resistant techniques of building. After an outbreak of tornados swept through Alabama in April, Auburn's Integrated Design and Construction students have an opportunity to exchange ideas with FEMA's mitigation team. The university hopes the students will integrate these concepts in future projects, designing and building a safer world. FEMA Photo/Ruth Kennedy

Tornado - Auburn, Ala. , September 2, 2011 - Auburn University students and professors raise the walls of a FEMA DAWG HAUS. The DAWG HAUS or Disaster Avoidance With Good Home Attenuating-Unionization System is a wind-resistant techniques of building. After an outbreak of tornados swept through Alabama in April, Auburn's Integrated Design and Construction students have an opportunity to exchange ideas with FEMA's mitigation team. The university hopes the students will integrate these concepts in future projects, designing and building a safer world. FEMA Photo/Ruth Kennedy

Tornado - Auburn, Ala. , September 2, 2011 - Auburn University students and professors use metal connectors on the rafters of a FEMA DAWG HAUS. The DAWG HAUS or Disaster Avoidance With Good Home Attenuating-Unionization System is a wind-resistant techniques of building. After an outbreak of tornados swept through Alabama in April, Auburn's Integrated Design and Construction students have an opportunity to exchange ideas with FEMA's mitigation team. The university hopes the students will integrate these concepts in future projects, designing and building a safer world. FEMA Photo/Ruth Kennedy

Emergency Planning and Security - Troy, Ala. , September 8, 2011 - Students observe the many faces of the modern IED (improvised explosive device) with Roger Mobley, Weapons of Mass Destruction Instructor at FEMA, at Be Ready Day. In remembrance of Sept 11, 2001, Be Ready Day, hosted by Troy University and sponsored by the EMA, emphasized teaching students about safety in a number of area, including tornado preparedness.

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Title: Explosive Precaution

Production Date: 09/08/2011

Caption: Troy, Ala. , September 8, 2011 - Students observe the many faces of the modern IED (improvised explosive device) with Roger Mobley, Weapons of Mass Destruction Instructor at FEMA, at Be Ready Day. In remembrance of Sept 11, 2001, Be Ready Day, hosted by Troy University and sponsored by the EMA, emphasized teaching students about safety in a number of area, including tornado preparedness.

Photographer Name: Ruth Kennedy

City/State: Troy, AL

Keywords: IED (improvised explosive device) ^ Mobley ^ Weapons of Mass Destruction Instructor ^ at Be Ready Alabama ^ Be Ready Alabama ^ Troy University

Disasters: Alabama Severe Storms, Tornadoes, Straight-line Winds, and Flooding (DR-1971)

Disaster Types: Emergency Planning and Security

Categories: Community Relations ^ FEMA Event ^ Special Event

Photographs Relating to Disasters and Emergency Management Programs, Activities, and Officials

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