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Katherine Scanlon, Center for Excellence in Disaster

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Katherine Scanlon, Center for Excellence in Disaster Management and Humanitarian Assistance, moderates a panel discussion on the Hawaii National Guard’s role in responding to the myriad of natural disasters that the state of Hawaii faced in 2018 on the opening day of GEMA BHAKTI 2019, Jakarta, Indonesia, 16 Sept., 2019. Hawaii National Guard (HING) State Partnership Program (SPP) executed the seventh annual iteration GEMA BHAKTI 19 (GB19) Staff Exercise (STAFFEX). Joint Exercise GB19 is a Chairman, Joint Chiefs of Staff STAFFEX between U.S. Indo-Pacific Command (and U.S. Military Service Components), and the Tentara Nasional Indonesia (TNI, Indonesian Armed Forces) and Service Components. (U.S. Air National Guard Photo by Tech. Sgt. Andrew Jackson)

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16/09/2019
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