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California Army National Guard Master Sgt. April

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California Army National Guard Master Sgt. April

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California Army National Guard Master Sgt. April Roman-Lomeli, left, an evaluator assigned to the 115th Regional Support Group in Roseville asks Sgt. 1st Class Victor Maurizzio of Detachment 1 2632nd Transportation Co., out of Meadowview, about dispatching procedures, route driven and other related transportation questions while at an intermediate staging base at the Sierra College in Rocklin, Jan. 6, 2012, during the 115th Regional Support Group's Emergency Deployment Readiness Exercise, which had 60 vehicles and 217 troops moving their wheeled assets around the state in response to a earthquake scenario. Evaluators grading their performance checked things like dispatch and licensing and then had the teams perform vehicle tasks like tire changing and recovery operations.

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07/01/2012
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